Leading Hearing Aid Brands

Depending on the hearing loss intensity, there are many different hearing aid brands, and some brands are better than others. Visit an audiologist who works with several manufacturers, not just one, as this is crucial. If they only deal with one manufacturer, they are typically forced to sell everything they have to offer, which isn't necessarily in the patient's best interests.

This blog focuses on the following three leading brands:


  • GN ReSound

  • Phonak

  • Widex


GN ReSound HearSavers


GN ReSound HearSavers offers cutting-edge solutions that integrate novel thought, design and technology with a firm foundation in audiology and a thorough understanding of users to produce high-quality sound.


ReSound provides a wide selection of advanced aids, safety solutions, and wireless device accessories.


Your ability to listen is safeguarded with ReSound Solid Hearsavers from harsh outside noise. Ideal for construction workers, noisy concertgoers, military and aviation operators, and industrial employees.


Solid Hearsavers from ReSounds are made to reduce sound by up to 40dB to block out undesired outside noises. The safe sound level exposure for an individual over the course of one week is provided below, along with general guidance on everyday environmental noise levels.


Ask our hearing aids professionals specialist about the selection of protectors from ReSounds if you believe that noise exposure is having an impact on your listening.




Phonak Hearing Aids


Phonak produces premium devices, which are programmed by an audiologist or other healthcare specialist based on your test findings. The wide selection of device models from Phonak can accommodate all different intensities of hearing loss. They have a variety of form factors, cutting-edge Bluetooth and other connectivity technologies, a family of accessories, and come in various sizes.


Widex Hearing Aids Sydney


Widex is thought by many in the healthcare field to produce devices with better sound quality. According to the firm, the Widex Moment device features PureSound technology to deliver clear and natural sound. Widex has always been committed to hearing aid innovation, and the company is now a part of WS Audiology, the third-largest manufacturer of devices in the world. Continue reading for a detailed analysis of Widex devices.


Why Hearing Aids Professionals?


We at Hearing Aids Professionals are dedicated to improving your daily life. We'll make sure you receive the most thorough examination and fitting. You may relax knowing that you will be kept updated every step. To assist you in achieving your objectives, we welcome questions and concerns from you and your family.

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