How Powerful Are Rechargeable Hearing Aids?

by ListeningLab Singapore
Resound LiNX 3D is the smallest hearing device in the Resound portfolio of hearing aids.

Signia Cellion

All thanks to technology for allowing us to constantly improve hearing devices that will better serve everybody who needs aid with their hearing. From designs to styles and functionality, hearing devices has definitely took up a notch and more higher. And in our aim to educate more people about the different varieties of hearing aids, we want to discuss in this post yet another feature that every wearer will surely benefit from.

Introducing rechargeable hearing aids.

RECHARGEABLE HEARING AIDS

Rechargeable hearing aids are just as functional as non-rechargeable ones. The main difference is that, as the name suggests, these special hearing devices spare you from the tedious task of constantly replacing the batteries, for it allows you to recharge them instead of buying a new set. Continue reading to know more about the benefits of rechargeable hearing aids!

1. Friendly to the pocket
Rechargeable hearing aids free you from having to shell out money every time you need to replace your batteries. To give you an idea, a wearer replaces his or her device’s batteries once per week on an average. Imagine just how much penny you can save by using rechargeable ones!
2. Convenience at its finest
Again, constantly having to replace the battery of your device can come as a bit of a hassle—money and effort wise. With rechargeable hearing aids, you can save yourself from going out of the way to buy batteries all the time. All you have to do is simply plug your device before you sleep, leave it overnight, and you’ll have a perfectly working device the next day.
3. Complete peace of mind
If you’ve done a bunch of research already, you’ll know that one prevalent concern of traditional hearing aid wearers is their constant worry that their device can die anytime if they forget to take note of how much they’ve used up its battery already. Avoid yourself from the unnecessary stress of having to fret about this. With rechargeable hearing aids, you can be sure that your device will last throughout the day.
4. Longer Shelf-Life
Rechargeable hearing aids are made of stronger and better quality seal. Because of this, you can rest assured that your battery will not easily dry out or drain. Also, this type of device is more capable of enduring severe conditions.
5. Care for Mother Earth
Humans are not the only one who benefits from this cutting-edge technology. The environment also gets an advantage with this helpful feature. Imagine how many batteries you can save annually if you choose the green way. Be a little kinder to our planet in your own way by choosing rechargeable hearing aids.

RECOMMENDED RECHARGEABLE HEARING AID

Signia Cellion

Signia Cellion is manufactured by Sivantos Group, which is formerly known as Siemens Medical, and is one of the most trusted hearing device providers in the world today. The best thing about this receiver-in-canal style hearing aid item is that it is composed of a high-capacity lithium-ion power cell that provides up to 24 hours of regular use with just a single charge. This allows your to have ample amount of battery life to enjoy a whole day’s worth of unimpeded listening.

Key Features:

  • Charge for 30 minutes to enjoy a 7-hour usage and 5 hours for a 24-hour usage
  • Powered by lithium-ion battery which allows you to recharge your device conveniently
  • Incorporated with SpeechMaster (TM) technology that enables the device to identify and amplify major sounds over background noises

Lucky are the consumers today for they are able to experience these kind of advancement in hearing solutions that were not enjoyed by previous generations. So if you think you are experiencing hearing loss, don’t think twice on grabbing this great opportunity to enjoy full hearing capacity again. Contact The Listening Lab today!

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