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People with hearing loss are at the heart of everything we do

Together we can create a world where more people with hearing loss successfully adapt to a life with hearing aids and feel more involved, connected and in control.

Features explained

Audiology

Inspired by nature, we look for ways to emulate the way the normal ear works. Because hearing is a process that occurs in the brain, we strive to provide sound that leverages this process. As a result, your clients get a full, rich hearing experience like no other.

The unique way that ReSound uses directional technology to ensure benefits in real-life situations is a good example of this strategy. Binaural Directionality III ensures that the brain has the right information to take advantage of an improved signal-to-noise ratio without cutting off access to surrounding sounds. This means that users can focus on the sounds they want to hear, but still monitor their environment. The latest innovations provide an even more vivid sense of space and speech.

Detailed explanations of ReSound features

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Replicates the way the natural ear divides sound into distinct pitches

End user benefit

Near-zero distortion and remarkable purity of sound.

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Replaces spatial cues that are disrupted due to hearing aid placement behind the ear and the effects of wide dynamic range compression.

End user benefit

Vivid spatial awareness with exceptional sound quality.

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Improves SNR by reducing the amplification of sounds coming from behind the user.

End user benefit

Improves speech intelligibility in noisy situations.

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To provide the brain with acoustic information so users can select and focus on whatever sound they are interested in, without requiring them to be vigilant about changing programs.

End user benefit

Natural and unobtrusive way to ensure hearing aids are in the directional mode when needed.

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Prepares low and high pitches to be treated differently. Directionality can be applied to high pitches, while low pitches always remain in omni.

End user benefit

Rich sound quality and enhanced ability to understand speech while retaining awareness of surroundings.

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Reduces feedback while preserving amplification without compromising sound quality.

End user benefit

User is not bothered by feedback or by sudden reduction of volume, which some other hearing aids do to prevent feedback.

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Reduces disturbing background sound without affecting speech audibility.

End user benefit

Improves listening comfort without compromising speech understanding.

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To accurately detect wind noise, and deceptively reduce it.

End user benefit

A natural sounding experience, with soft wind awareness in the background and minimal impact on audibility of other sounds in the environment.

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Reduces amplification for sudden, brief noises.

End user benefit

Improves listening comfort and sound quality for impulse sounds like clanking silverware or jangling keys. Learn more

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Provide automatic adjustment of hearing instrument settings

End user benefit

Users enjoy optimal audibility and listening comfort even when moving through rapidly changing sound environments, and without needing to make frequent manual adjustments.

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Analyzes the incoming sounds and classifies them into listening environments

End user benefit

Sets the foundation for a comfortable hearing experience

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Allows audibility improvement for high-frequency sounds by compressing them in a frequency zone where they can be heard.

End user benefit

Improves audibility of speech cues that would otherwise be lost while maintaining best possible sound quality.

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Reduces amplification for very soft sounds which are not of interest to the wearer, such as very low level environmental sounds or noise generated internally by the hearing instrument.

End user benefit

Users, especially those with mild hearing loss, will be undisturbed by the noise of the hearing aid. The hearing instrument itself sounds quiet.

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Optimizes loudness for experienced end-users with severe and profound hearing losses.

End user benefit

The hearing instrument provides the preferred sound quality.

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Switches automatically to a telephone program upon detection of a handset.

End user benefit

User can conveniently use the phone without needing to consider hearing aid programs.

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Provides fitting flexibility for experienced end-users with severe and profound hearing losses, many of whom have developed a preference for the sound to which they are already accustomed.

End user benefit

The hearing instrument provides the preferred sound quality.

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