Compare that with what I am currently doing, which is listening to Pearl Jam in both my hearing aids, in perfect sync. I have an Auracast dongle (~£40 from Amazon) plugged into the USB port of my laptop (circled in yellow below). It creates an Auracast broadcast of the audio from my laptop. My Vivia 9 hearing aids are Auracast enabled, and the Resound app on my phone completes the system.

there are plenty of people who do fit the Allure range, so we are trying out the new generation with AI capability. Moment generation had machine learning, but Allure AI has been trained using AI. This means it uses a DNN (deep neural network), which is a way of saying that: Like GN Resound's Vivia aid, the Allure has been trained on thousands/millions of different 'noise' signals. Trained to recognise speech and subtract what it recognises as 'noise'.

A customer’s review of Resound Vivia 9 mini RITE/RIC aids, versus existing Widex Moment 440.

It is a triumph, that the Noise Filter works as it does, particularly given my appalling baseline hearing ability. If you have been disappo

The premise of these is that the mics on the frames will form a beam (definitely technically possible) and the speakers on the arms will pas

Widex can’t tell me when or if it will be added, which means I really can’t offer Allure to any patients unless I am 100% sure they won’t ne

Review of the latest IX generation of aids from Signia, with dual processing technology.

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...

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