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Today’s sophisticated digital hearing aids deliver a sound quality that is closer to normal hearing than ever.
The sound quality that Widex has obtained can be compared with the fine and precise sound you get when listening to a CD. We call it ‘High Definition Hearing'.
One of the biggest problems for hearing aid users is the disturbing effect of background noise. Advanced digital hearing aids go a long way towards solving this problem. They are able to reduce noise and enhance speech by adjusting the sound smoothly and automatically.
Besides the fine sound, digital hearing aids are so small that they can be worn discreetly on/in the ear.
Three types of Widex Hearing Aids | There are three types of Widex Hearing Aids: The smallest model, which is placed deeply in the ear canal and therefore barely visible, the discreet in-the-ear model and the small classic behind-the-ear model.
The choice of hearing aid depends on the type and configuration of the specific hearing loss.
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Completely-In-Canal hearing aid
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In-The-Ear/canal hearing aidAvailable in the series: |
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Behind-The-Ear hearing aidAvailable in the series: |
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 The SCOLA FM communication system provides additional benefit in the classroom and other difficult listening situations. |
See how the different types of hearing aids are placed in/on the ears. See the components that make up a hearing aid. There are hearing aids for any type of hearing loss that can fulfil your personal preferences for performance, style - and colour. Read why it is a good idea to use hearing aids on both ears.
 Read more about how to use and maintain one's hearing aid. |
 Read more about how to acquire hearing aids. |
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