Digital hearing aids are essentially smart mini-computers in your ear. They offer an improved hearing experience by automatically adjusting to the sound environment around you. The settings can be personalised, and they can connect to other digital devices.
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6 benefits of digital hearing aids

Digital vs analogue hearing aids
Analogue hearing aids simply amplify the sounds around you while digital hearing aids convert the sound waves into digital signals.
Digital hearing aids are usually fitted and fine-tuned by a hearing care expert. They can also be programmed to adjust automatically to the sound environment (unlike analogue hearing aids.)
As technological advancements increase, the capabilities of the latest digital hearing aids are phenomenal.
Popular features in modern digital hearing aids
How much do digital hearing aids cost?
Our digital hearing aid range starts from 500 euro. In order to establish if you have hearing loss and to evaluate which device is right for you, we recommend you avail of our free hearing consultation with a qualified hearing aid audiologist at one of our 80+ clinics nationwide.
Fortunately, there are multiple ways you can save on the price of a digital hearing aid. At Hidden Hearing, we help you understand the different payment options available.
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Hearing aid finder: See what type suits you
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- BTE Plus/Ultra Power
- In-the-canal (ITC)
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Based on your answers the following hearing aid types would suit your needs:
- miniRITE
- Invisible-in-the-canal (IIC)
- Completely-in-the-canal (CIC)
- In-the-canal (ITC))
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- Halfshell/full shell
- miniRITE
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How do digital hearing aids work?
Modern hearing aids work by amplifying sound via a three-component system:
- Microphone – Receives the sound waves and converts them into electrical signals.
- Amplifier – Increases the strength of the sound signals and sends them to the ear.
- Receiver/speaker - Converts the amplified electrical signal into sound and delivers it into the ear canal.
Digital hearing aids automatically adjust the volume and listening programmes based on the environment.
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FAQ
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Yes, the settings of digital hearing aids can be personalised to meet the individual needs of the user. Depending on the type of hearing aid, the settings can be adjusted to improve sound clarity, reduce background noise, and adjust the volume. Additionally, many digital hearing aids come with a variety of features that can be customized to the user's preferences.
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Yes, digital hearing aids can connect to other digital devices. Many modern hearing aids are equipped with Bluetooth technology, allowing them to connect to smartphones, tablets, and other digital devices. This allows users to stream audio directly to their hearing aids, allowing them to hear more clearly. Additionally, some hearing aids can be connected to other devices such as TVs, allowing users to hear the audio from the TV directly in their hearing aids.
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Yes, there are several different types of digital hearing aids available. The most common types are behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE), in-the-canal (ITC), and completely-in-the-canal (CIC) hearing aids. Each type of hearing aid has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it is important to consult with a hearing healthcare professional to determine which type is best for your individual needs.
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This year, Oticon has launched two new hearing aids - the Oticon Real (BTE) and the Oticon Own (IIC). The Oticon Real is a behind the ear model which is available in a variety of colours. This digital hearing aid is designed to provide a natural sound experience with its advanced sound processing technology. It also features a rechargeable battery and a range of connectivity options include Bluetooth allowing you to stream phone calls and tv shows straight to your ear. The Oticon Own is smaller and is fully customisable to suit your indiviual hearing needs. It comes in 5 different sizes, 5 different colours and 5 different price points and is completely invisible in 9 out of 10 ears.
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Digital hearing aids work by amplifying sound waves and converting them into digital signals. The digital signals are then processed by a computer chip inside the hearing aid, which adjusts the sound to the user’s individual hearing needs. The sound is then sent to the user’s ear through a speaker. Digital hearing aids are able to provide more precise sound amplification than traditional analogue hearing aids, and they also offer more features, such as noise reduction and feedback cancellation.