Introduction to Rechargeable Hearing Aids
Rechargeable hearing aids provide a convenient solution for those experiencing hearing loss. They enhance your hearing experience, and eliminate the need for constant battery changes. This makes it easier than ever to to keep your hearing aids ready to use, allowing you to focus on enjoying better hearing.

Benefits of Rechargeable Hearing Aids
Rechargeable hearing aids offer many benefits, some of which being:
- Convenience: You don’t have to worry about struggling with batteries or losing power when you are out! Just put your hearing aids into the charger – overnight, after a shower, or even during a quick break – and then they’re always ready to go.
- Cost-Effective: Rechargeable hearing aids help you save money over time by eliminating the ongoing expense of disposable batteries—an efficient and convenient solution for your hearing needs.
- Environmentally Friendly: They are a more eco-friendly option as they help to reduce battery waste.
- Consistent Performance: Rechargeable batteries provide users with a more reliable performance, meaning they are ready to use when you need them.
How Do Rechargeable Hearing Aids Work?
Rechargeable hearing aids are powered by a lithium-ion battery that is built-in to the device.
- Battery Life: Rechargeable hearing aids allow you to enjoy up to 24 hours of uninterrupted hearing and listening, with batteries lasting 40% longer than conventional ones.
- Charging While in Use: Certain brands and models have an option for temporary charging while in use.
- Charge on the go: Many hearing aid models have portable charging cases that allow you to charge your device at any time.
Types of Rechargeable Hearing Aids
Rechargeable hearing aids are available in several styles which include:
- Behind-the-Ear (BTE)
- Receiver in the Canal (RIC)
- In-the-Ear (ITE)
- Completely-in-Canal (CIC)
When trying to select the right device for your needs, think about factors like your lifestyle, comfort and personal style preferences.
Best/Featured Rechargeable Hearing Aids
Some top models from our portfolio include:
- Phonak Audéo I Sphere Rechargeable: This device delivers exceptional speech clairty and helps you acheive better speech understanding and reduce listening effort, so you don’t have to work harder to stay in the conversation (pulled from Phonak infographic)
- Signia SILK X Rechargeable: Made for those with mild to moderate hearing loss, the Signia SILK is one of the smallest hearing aids available, sitting inside the ear canal. It offers crystal clear sound in every situation, delivering clear speech understanding in an ultra-discreet size.
- Widex Smart RIC: The Widex Smart RIC allows you to hear what you want to hear, all day long. It’s special L-shaped design lets you enjoy crystal clear conversations even in noisy environments. It’s unqiue sound processing, which mimics the human ear, lets you engage effortlessly with the world around you.

Comparison: Rechargeable vs. Disposable Battery Hearing Aids
Both of these options are designed to meet your needs, but rechargeable hearing aids eliminate the inconvenience of needing to change your batteries frequently. With that said, someone who is used to a more traditional device might prefer the familiarity of a hearing aid with disposable batteries.

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Common Questions About Rechargeable Hearing Aids
Our hope is that by understanding and considering the important features of rechargeable hearing aids, you’ll be better equipped to make an informed decision that suits your own hearing health and lifestyle. Rechargeable hearing aids provide a convenient and reliable solution and are designed to improve your daily life. Whether you are exploring your options or seeking advice on how rechargeable hearing aids could work for your lifestyle, we’re here every step of the way and are ready to assist you on the journey to better hearing. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out!
How long can the battery last in a rechargeable hearing aid?
A single charge can last anywhere from 16-24 hours, depending on usage (i.e. streaming audio and making phone calls) and other factors like the hearing aid model itself. Using features like Bluetooth could reduce your battery life, however most models now are designed to provide you with up to 24 hours usage on a single charge, meaning they are very convenient for every day wear.
How do I maintain and care for my rechargeable hearing aids?
To keep your hearing aids in excellent condition, it is suggested that you keep up with regular cleaning to remove any dirt, wax, or moisture. Your hearing aids should also be charged correctly (overnight or as recommended, using the charger provided). Other things to consider to keep them in great condition are protecting them from moisture, storing them in a safe place and regular service and checkups.
What should I do if my hearing aids don’t hold a charge?
If your rechargeable hearing aids are not holding a charge, the first thing you can do is check for and clean any debris in the device itself as well as charging contacts. You should also make sure the hearing aids are positioned correctly in the charger. If the issues persist, it is recommended you consult your Audiologist, as they will be able to conduct a full inspection, test the battery, provide any software updates needed and recommend next steps.
Are rechargeable hearing aids suitable for all types of hearing loss?
Yes, rechargeable hearing aids are available for a wide range of hearing loss levels, from mild to profound. Different models will better suit different needs, so it is recommended you consult with a hearing professional so they can perform a hearing test, discuss your specific requirements and lifestyle and make the best recommendation for you.
Can I use rechargeable hearing aids with a smartphone?
Yes, many rechargeable models feature Bluetooth connectivity, allowing seamless integration with smartphones. Most models also work with apps for iOS and Android, providing access to adjust the settings yourself. We recommend you consult your hearing aid provider for more information on these features, as they will know compatibility levels for specific hearing aid models and smartphones.
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