Hearing Aid Manufacturers

Est. 2012

Head office: Coral Gables, FL

The strength of Horizon IX hearing aids by hear.com come to the fore in complex hearing situations with several sound sources and speakers. Using two separate processors, significantly increases the contrast between speech and background noise. The result: Hearing aids have never sounded so natural, detailed and clear. Our hearing devices come in different types, behind the ear and invisible in canal. With Bluetooth connectivity and rechargeability features you will never miss a single moment in your life.

Est. 1964

Head office: Piscataway, NJ

Signia is the latest hearing aid brand, co-branded with Siemens. Signia primax builds on the successful binax platform by providing a true binaural experience that redefines ease of listening.

Est. 1956

Head office: Lynge, Denmark

Widex believes that feeding the auditory system with authentic, detailed sound can enhance speech clarity, promote social interactions, and improve quality of life. Widex innovates hearing aids to respect all sounds, tailor the sound experience, and focus on what matters. The world’s first fully digital hearing aid is a testament to Widex’s spirit of innovation.

Est. 1904

Head office: Smørum, Denmark

Oticon is built on a heritage and purpose of People First to reinforce the power of technology to improve not only the quality of hearing, but the overall quality of life. For more than 115 years, Oticon has brought life-changing hearing aids to market that exceeds the needs and expectations of people with hearing loss.

Est. 1943

Head office: Ballerup, Denmark

Using innovative hearing solutions, ReSound guides people of all ages back into the world of sound. Since 1943, this Danish company has been developing high-quality hearing devices that allow their wearers to forget they have hearing loss.

Est. 1947

Head office: Stäfa, Switzerland

From its inception, Phonak has been setting the standard for developing innovative, contemporary hearing aids – something this Swiss manufacturer has kept up for nearly 70 years. The customer is always the main focus of hearing aids developed by Phonak.

Est. 1964

Head office: Kitchener, ON, Canada

The ability to hear greatly affects one’s quality of life. Unitron’s state-of-the-art hearing aids help restore a higher quality of life for those with hearing loss. Unitron aims to provide uncompromising speech comprehension and natural hearing.

Est. 1964

Head office: Eden Prairie, MN

Starkey Hearing is much more than the hearing aids they produce. They are in the business of connecting people and changing lives. They believe that being able to hear the world and the people around us is as essential to the human experience as breathing.

Est. 1955

Head office: Plymouth, MN

Rexton has been helping people improve their hearing for more than 50 years. Rexton’s hearing aids distinguish themselves for their high quality and usability combined with compact design. In cooperation with audiologists, Rexton develops high-quality hearing aids tailored to the needs of the customer.

Discover Audio Service

Our sense of hearing is a basic human need that affects everything we do. We rely on our hearing to communicate with loved ones, and even more importantly, to warn us of oncoming danger. The declared aim of the Westphalian hearing aid manufacturer, Audio Service, is to help people with hearing loss enjoy life at the right volume. Audio Service’s focus is on customer service, entrepreneurship, and innovation. With these values in mind, Audio Service is committed to providing high-quality hearing aids for people experiencing signs of hearing loss.

Discover Beltone

Sam and Faye Rosen founded Beltone in Chicago in 1940. They engineered hearing aids in order to help a friend who had hearing loss. In 1950, Beltone introduced a behind-the-ear model hearing aid. The first Beltone in-the-ear hearing aid came out in the 1960’s.