Are the New Earsmate Hidden Hearing Aids Right for You?
Which hearing aid is right depends on many factors, including desired features, your ear anatomy, specific lifestyle needs, budget, cosmetic appeal and more. The hidden hearing aids, for instance, are a great choice right now as they won't get tangled or pulled off when wearing or removing face masks.
A recent study found that 40% of people would be more likely to wear the hidden hearing aids if it were invisible to others, and so with this in mind Invisible In the Canal (IIC) hidden hearing aids have been developed.
They are very similar to Completely In the Canal (CIC) hearing aids except that they are slightly smaller and are worn slightly further down into the ear canal. This means that they are not discovery easily even if someone were to look directly into your ear.
Sounds Feel Natural
This Earsmate hidden hearing aids produce a very natural sound profile as most of your ear is still free to conduct its natural function. The earsmate hidden hearing aids simply acts to receive sounds as they naturally enter the ear canal and then amplifies them out towards the eardrum. Its new digital technology and 8 channel signal processing allow for the sounds to keep the most natural profile possible.
Reduced Noise and feedback
Issues of wind noise distraction are eliminated with this earsmate hidden hearing aids, as a result of their digital chipset and new technology.
The new Earsmate hidden hearing aids is so discreet that nobody will see it with more information and data as below:
Loaded with advanced features, these super hidden hearing aids are made from medical grade titanium. And it is incredibly strong, light and super comfortable to wear. Fully automatic and adapts to every sound environment for excellent hearing performance everywhere.
The Earsmate hidden hearing aids unsuitable for people with dexterity issues
Because they are so small and discreet, Invisible In the Canal (IIC) hidden hearing aids can be unsuitable for users with dexterity issues, or potentially with visual impairments. The devices themselves are very small, as is the wire that is used for insertion and removal. Also, practices such as general cleaning and maintenance and changing the batteries can be quite fiddly.
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