Widex’ newest hearing aid platform/generation, the Allure. Initial manufacturer info suggests a noticeable improvement in chip performanc

For patients with a single Cochlear branded cochlear implant (CI), the NHS tend to fit an NHS Resound/Danalogic aid, as standard, to the

Auracast is a method of sending the signal from a microphone (e.g. a performer on stage) or broadcaster to multiple Bluetooth hearing aids,

Bernafon Signature Sound As someone who really doesn't get on with Oticon aids at all, I had worried that they might have borrowed their...

The key concept that I took away from meeting my implanted patient is this: she’s going to keep on improving, while my hearing ability can

How severe, high-frequency, sensorineural hearing loss affects patients, and how audiologists deal with it. Cochlear implants are next.

As a Widex hearing aid wearer, I naturally need Widex gadgets, but I thought I would post on just how important these peripherals are,

This is Widex's brand new, facelifted product. It's the same Moment platform/generation inside as the previous aids, but the design has bee

Frequency lowering comes in two main flavours, frequency compression and frequency transposition. Both of these are strategies to bring ver

The Widex Sound Connect is this cute little USB device here in the image. I've been trying it out with the Moment 440 Sheer RIC aids and it

What you need to know about losing & insuring your hearing aids, and claiming for lost hearing aids.

Can you wear different hearing aids on each side?

IIC have a fixed vent which means it can’t be changed as your hearing loss progresses (this hamstrings the audiologist who has to progressiv

It’s not possible for an audiologist to remove unwanted sounds and only give back amplified speech on demand.

Does wearing hearing aids accelerate hearing loss? Not as a rule, no. There has been research done on this, and the study I read (apologies

I review the new Widex Sound Assist table microphone / partner microphone as a hearing aid end user and as an audiologist.

The pros and cons of “invisible hearing aids”. Are invisible hearing aids right for me? Let’s take a look!

Let’s talk about whether you need to upgrade your hearing aids, and if they really are “obsolete”.

I meet a lot of people who are having problems with their NHS aids and are thinking of going private because of them. This is not a bad...

Yes indeed there are! Basic hearing aids will amplify all sound inputs equally, so loud background noise that’s roughly the same volume as t