Widex Hearing Aids & Devices - Get a Quality Hearing Aid

Which hearing aid is right for me?

We have solutions to fit any need.

There is no other hearing loss like your hearing loss. Because hearing loss is individual, and so are your needs and preferences when it comes to sound and looks.

Your hearing care professional will help you uncover what those are, and our wide range of hearing aid solutions and accessories will ensure that you find the perfect match.

Hearing aid types

In-the-ear (ITE)
hearing aids

A standard ITE hearing aid sits discreetly in the ear canal opening. We also have the practically invisible completely-in-canal (CIC) hearing aid, which sits deeply and invisibly in your ear canal.

The least visible hearing aid type
Customized to fit your ear canal
For minimal to moderately severe hearing loss.

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Behind-the-ear (BTE)
hearing aids

There are three BTE hearing aid types to choose from:
A standard BTE hearing aid, whose receiver sits in the casing behind the ear. We also have a receiver-in-the-ear (RITE) and a receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aid.

Placed discreetly behind your ear
For mild to moderately severe and up to profound hearing loss.

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Hearing my first granddaughter's cry, was music to my ears. Sweet as honey on a warm day, lovely as a fragrant rose in full bloom, the sounds I hear are one of the greatest miracles.

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Getting the right hearing aid

No two people are the same when it comes to need and preference. The same goes for selecting the right hearing aid. To many, a discreet hearing aid solution is a must. But there are many factors to consider. Your hearing care professional will help you to make the right choice for you.

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Factors to consider:

Degree of hearing loss
Shape and size of ear canals
Visibility concerns
Lifestyle
Vision and dexterity
Budget

Allan W.

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How do hearing aids work?

All hearing aids consist of the four basic components: a microphone, an amplifier, a receiver (speaker) and a battery. But some hearing aids can do much more for you.

Explore the fascinating, intelligent technology of a Widex hearing aid.

E-booklet:
How to communicate with hearing aid users

E-booket:
How your hearing works

Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids

In-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids

Which hearing aid is right for me?