Enjoy the simplicity of rechargeable hearing aids, where changing your batteries every week is a thing of the past. Rechargeable hearing aids are hassle-free, environmentally-friendly and easy to use, thanks to recent advances in lithium-ion battery power.
Charge your hearing aids overnight and they're ready for use the next day. All models are small and discreet, with no compromise on sound quality, comfort and control. They are suitable for a wide range of hearing losses and listening needs, and power a full day of hearing, including sound streaming from your smartphone.
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Rechargeable hearing aids have surged in popularity recently, particularly with the introduction of the latest wave of the hearing aids from leading manufacturers.
Rechargeable hearing aids have been around for a long time, however, they were not overly popular because of power output. As new features were added, such as streaming, usage got even worse.
A new generation of rechargeable battery technologies has arrived and it promises to make life easier. Two new rechargeable hearing aid technologies arrived on the market in 2016, Lithium-Ion and Silver-Zinc. Both of these technologies offer excellent usage and convenience with one-charge-per-day-standard, but each have different benefits and limitations.
Lithium-ion hearing aids have sealed, integrated power pack systems. Sealing the battery in the body of the hearing aid means that it is protected from mishandling, which is great for safety, however, sealing it in the case also means that it cannot be replaced by the user.
Lithium-ion has a life expectancy of between four and six years, which means the battery pack will have to be replaced after from four years because it will not be delivering sufficient power. To replace a lithium-ion battery, the hearing aids are sent back to the manufacturer and there may be a cost attached for out of warranty repairs.
Like the Lithium-Ion systems, Silver-Zinc batteries provide power for a day of use. However, Silver-Zinc rechargeable systems are not integrated and not sealed into the hearing aid, which means if you forget to recharge your hearing aid, you can simply slip in a disposable battery. In addition, Silver-Zinc is more stable than Lithium-Ion — it won't explode when damaged.
By 2020, all leading hearing aid manufacturers phased out Silver Zinc batteries, and and instead offer a comprehensive range of Lithium-Ion models.
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