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Widex Hearing Aids
For Natural, Rich Sounds

Widex hearing aids were designed to improve the quality of life for people with hearing loss. If you suffer with this condition, you may not even be aware of the sounds you are not hearing. Sounds such as a microwave beeping, or a coffee maker, or even a baby cooing could fall into the frequency range your ears are no longer able to distinguish. Widex Hearing Aids 

Widex hearing aids work to provide you with a more natural ability to experience sounds across the usual spectrum by utilizing both ears and your mind so all systems work together.

TheClear440 series utilizes integrated signal processing so you hear sounds without delay. The audibility extender may even help you hear those higher pitched sounds you haven't heard in years.

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These Widex hearing aids deliver clear 3D sound that allows you to enjoy conversations and experience rich music once again. The wireless aspect lets you watch TV, listen to music, or talk on your cell phone without a bothersome echo or distorted sound. Annoying whistling sounds are suppressed and the design guards against cell phone interference. This model is open-ear and the thin tube is very discreet and comfortable. You can choose from a variety of colors to suit your individual personality.

TheMind series utilizes TruSound so the sounds you hear are more naturally balanced. Loud sounds are controlled while soft sounds are enhanced. The technology used helps improve your speech understanding in noisy environments. It's like having 15 microphones built into the hearing aid that adjust to different directions so you can hone in on the sound you want to hear. Widex hearing aids improve your understanding of speech, eliminate whistling, suppress feedback, and enhance your ability to hear over the phone and in crowds. These unique devices also offer Zen, a patented program that emits soothing tones to help you relax and deal with persistent ringing in your ears.

Bravissimo is the more affordable of the Widex hearing aids. Even though it is less expensive, it is still a powerful device. It utilizes digital signal processing so it delivers the best in sound reproduction. This model also has directionality which helps you differentiate between speech and background noise. The Bravissimo enhances soft sounds such as women's and children's voices and mutes loud sounds so they aren't so uncomfortable. It is immune from cell phone interference and enhances your ability to have conversations over the phone. This model is available in different sizes so you can obtain the optimum fit for the best performance.

Widex hearing aids work with optional accessories that can enhance your experience such as remote control and DEX. Remote control is a handy feature if the hearing aid model you choose has manual controls. You can make adjustments as needed and do it discreetly from your pocket or purse. This allows you to get the best listening experience possible. DEX allows you to use your Widex hearing aids as wireless headsets. When connected, your phone will ring in your ear and the conversation will be delivered directly to your hearing aid. In the same way, sound from your television and music player is delivered directly to you. You can turn up the volume on your hearing aids without having to bother others with a loud TV.

Widex hearing aids are a good match for first time users or experienced hearing aid users and for all levels of hearing loss. They are comfortable to wear and stylishly designed. More importantly, they utilize the latest in hearing technology to provide you with rich and more natural sounds.



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