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Die Signia Motion Charge&Go IX Serie ist eine Familie von aufladbaren, kabellosen Hinter-dem-Ohr (HdO) Hörgeräten, die für Menschen mit schwerem Hörverlust entwickelt wurden, die sich in dynamischen Situationen mit mehreren Sprechern befinden.
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Ich war sehr beeindruckt vom Gesamtdesign, der Soundleistung und den App-Funktionen der Signia Pure Charge&Go IX. Diese hochmodernen Hörgeräte bieten fortschrittliche Funktionen wie freihändiges Telefonieren, iOS- und Android-Streaming und eine robuste Akkulaufzeit von 39 Stunden.
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Signia is one of the largest hearing aid brands in the world. Signia hearing aids are manufactured by WS Audiology (WSA), the same parent company that also manufactures Widex, Rexton (e.g., offered at Costco), and some Miracle Ear hearing aids. WSA has also partnered with Sony to make its over-the-counter hearing aids. Additionally, the WSA group is home to HearUSA and HearCANADA, TruHearing, and hear.com—all places where you can buy Signia and other WSA hearing aids.
Before being purchased by Sivantos in 2015 and merged into WSA in 2019, Signia hearing aids were manufactured by Siemens Hearing Instruments.
Over the last 10+ years, HearingTracker has reviewed most of the Signia products that have been introduced. While many of the reviews are now archived, you'll find a number of recent reviews by clicking on the linked brand names above.
Siemens (now Signia) was one of the first companies to make a commercial electronic hearing aid (in 1913), and if not the first, was definitely among the first to market Behind-the-Ear (BTE, in 1959) and In-the-Ear (ITE, in 1966) styles.
A pioneer in electronic miniaturization, Siemens developed the first hearing aids with directional microphones. In 2004, it was the first to create wireless ear-to-ear connectivity, enabling the coordination and balancing of sound inputs between two hearing aids.
This legacy continues with the technology built into Signia's Integrated Xperience (IX) and Augmented Xperience (AX) product lines, which have advanced speech understanding in noise as their central focus.
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With its latest Integrated Xperience (IX) platform launched in October 2023—just over a year after the launch of its Augmented Xperience (AX) platform (in September 2022)—Signia builds upon tried-and-true speech-in-noise technology. However, to truly understand the new Signia IX platform, it is helpful to first understand the Signia AX platform.
Signia AX offered key improvements in speech processing and wireless streaming. The most significant improvement of Signia AX was to divide the sound into two separate streams: 1) A "focus stream" from the front of the hearing aid wearer, and 2) a "surrounding stream" consisting primarily of sounds from in back. These two streams are processed independently (“split processing”) so noise—primarily presumed to be the sounds received from the back—could be reduced more effectively while those toward the front where speech of interest usually originates could be accentuated.
AX devices are designed for excellent sound quality and improved speech understanding in a wide range of listening environments. Its Augmented Focus technology is available in all three technology tiers (3AX-7AX), allowing you to choose a tier that best fits your listening needs and your budget. The Own Voice Processing (OVP) 2.0 system ensures your own voice sounds natural and helps you engage in more conversations.
The AX line is available in all styles including the slim-bodied Styletto AX Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) device which has proven to be a trendsetter in the industry.
Signia IX elevates split processing in AX to the next level by dividing the front "focus stream" into three separate snapshots of sound. Referred to as Real-Time Conversation Enhancement (RTCE), this feature in Signia IX adds the world's first hearing aid with a multi-stream architecture capable of accurately pinpointing multiple moving speakers in real-time conversations—identifying, enhancing, and tracking the location of multiple conversation partners, even as they move.
By doing this, a total of 4 streams (3 in front and one in back) are processed and analyzed independently. If speech is detected in the focus stream, the hearing aid increases the volume (gain) of that speech signal while reducing noise.
With the ability to analyze (processing 192,000 data points per second), augment, and adapt to the conversation, Signia IX amplifies the speech of a speaker of interest, even if the sound source is moving. Using spectral cues and information from your head movements (via inertial sensors inside the hearing aids), it can lock onto the speaker and increase the volume by steering the beamforming microphones to pick up important speech signals.
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Signia makes premium hearing instruments, which are programmed by a hearing care professional based on the results of a hearing test. Its broad range of models is for all levels of hearing loss, from first-time users with mild hearing loss to experienced buyers with severe-to-profound hearing loss who have purchased multiple sets of hearing aids through the years. Hearing aid styles include near-invisible in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids, receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aids, and behind-the-ear hearing aids (BTE).
Below, we detail the most popular models in the Signia hearing aid portfolio. In addition to viewing the product details by clicking the respective button, you can get in-depth information—including SoundScores, ratings, and sound sample comparisons from our HearAdvisor lab—by clicking on the model names (in bold) and visiting the specific product pages. We also offer a Compare Hearing Aids page that allows you to contrast Signia hearing aids with each other or other competitive devices.
The Signia Motion Charge&Go IX, launched September 2025, is a rechargeable BTE family built on Signia's Integrated Xperience (IX) platform. That's the same platform as the Pure Charge&Go IX, but in a form factor suited for more severe hearing loss. Where the Pure C&G IX is a RIC designed for mild-to-severe fittings, the Motion C&G IX comes in three power classes: M, P, and SP, covering moderate through profound loss, with peak output reaching 140 dB SPL in the SP model. All three support direct Bluetooth streaming (MFi and ASHA/LE Audio), include an integrated telecoil, and carry an IP68 rating.
Battery life is a standout differentiator. The M and P models deliver up to 35 hours per charge; the SP pushes to 73 hours (without streaming), well above what most rechargeable power BTEs offer. Half-hour quick-charge options are available across the line. The Motion C&G IX also lacks a portable charging case, which some competing rechargeable aids include, though the battery life makes this less of a practical concern for most users.
We have not yet tested the Motion Charge&Go IX in our lab, but objective performance data and sound samples will be added as soon as testing is complete. Based on published specifications and Signia's established track record in power fittings, the Motion C&G IX looks like a strong option for users with significant hearing loss who want modern rechargeability and full connectivity without sacrificing platform features.
Building on its successful Pure Charge&Go (C&G) IX family, Signia launched the Pure C&G BCT IX in February 2025. The company touts this hearing aid as "Bluetooth Connectivity Transformed" (BCT).
Essentially, Signia gives you two "connectivity flavors” in the IX family: the newer BCT IX swaps out Bluetooth LE Audio technology for Bluetooth Classic. This provides users with universal connectivity in virtually any Bluetooth-enabled device, while also offering a discreet size, long battery life, and the exceptional speech-in-noise performance that the IX platform is known for.
One challenge in offering Bluetooth Classic in a tiny hearing aid is its power requirements. Signia has engineered the Pure BCT IX to provide 36 hours of battery life (with 5 hours of streaming) on a single charge while keeping its size essentially the same as the rest of the Pure C&G IX family. In fact, Signia says that the Pure BCT IX is the smallest Bluetooth Classic hearing aid on the market.
The new BCT IX hearing aid also offers hands-free calling that extends to both iOS and Android devices—an important improvement over previous systems that often required additional accessories or were limited to Apple products.
Due to Classic Bluetooth, Pure C&G BCT IX doesn't have some of the advantages that the newer Bluetooth LE Audio technology affords like Auracast, but it does come with a telecoil, ensuring accessibility in public places with hearing loop systems, such as theaters, lecture halls, and airports. This maintains Signia’s commitment to practical, real-world usability.
Pure C&G BCT IX comes in three technology levels, a choice of 10 colors, and the option of 3 different chargers, including a portable charger that can store up to three full charges for on-the-go use. You can control the device via the onboard push-buttons, tap controls, or the Signia 3D app.
Moving on from the Pure C&G BTC IX, the rest of the flagship Pure Charge&Go (C&G) IX product line consists of three rechargeable RICs: Pure Charge&Go IX, Pure Charge&Go TIX, and the Pure Charge&Go IX CROS. In contrast to the BCT IX, these models use Bluetooth LE Audio, which provides high-quality sound streaming and long battery life in a small device—but is not as universally compatible with Android and other streaming platforms.
Signia Pure Charge&Go IX and TIX differ because the Pure TIX has a telecoil (T-coil) for picking up audio from loop systems and provides 34 hours of battery life on a single charge. The slightly smaller Pure IX model does not have a telecoil and provides a battery life of 24 hours. Both offer direct streaming to iOS and compatible Android devices (in addition to being Auracast-ready), IP68 moisture protection, and lithium-ion rechargeable batteries.
Pure IX and Pure BCT IX models are also available in CROS (Contralateral Routing of Signals) version. CROS and BiCROS solutions are for hearing-aid wearers who have unaidable or profound hearing loss in one ear and at least some usable hearing in the other. CROS devices pick up sound on the poorer side and transmit the sound digitally to the better side, where it can be amplified and heard by the better ear. This allows a user to hear sound from both sides of the head. CROS solutions provide better awareness of sound and increase speech recognition for people with single-sided deafness.
Styletto IX is a stylish, slim-bodied, fully-featured receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aid that plays well with glasses, and Signia says it is the thinnest Slim-RIC on the market. It offers both iOS and Android connectivity with hands-free calling on iOS phones.
These hearing aids offer 20 hours of run-time and come with a choice of two rechargers: the portable charger acts as a power bank, allowing for up to 4 full charges on the go, while the Dry&Clean charger recharges the devices and also helps dry and clean the hearing aids using UV light. Plus, its handy Qi wireless technology allows you to simply place the portable charger on the Qi pad instead of having to plug it in constantly.
The HearAdvisor test lab has ranked Styletto IX as an exceptionally good performer, earning it an Expert Choice Award. “In the initial fit condition, the Signia Styletto C&G IX performed well above average on speech in quiet, well above average on speech in noise, below average on feedback handling, well above average on occlusion results, and above average on music streaming quality. The overall fit score in the initial condition for the Signia Styletto C&G IX was well above average,” writes the lab.
Signia Silk Charge&Go IX is the only instant-fit rechargeable Completely-in-Canal (CIC) hearing aid offered by one of the global hearing aid manufacturers—a unique and discreet hearing device with a flexible ready-to-wear silicon click sleeve. They come in two colors: mocha and black.
Silk IX features Binaural OneMic Directionality, which offers conversation support in noisy environments, focusing on sounds that originate from in front of you. However, to allow for their tiny size, these hearing aids sacrifice the advanced Bluetooth LE audio streaming found in the rest of the IX line, but they do work with the Signia app or the miniPocket™ remote control.
Designed to provide all-day use on one charge, Silk IX has a portable charger that offers Qi wireless charging (i.e., you just set them in the case) and up to 4 days of additional charges.
There is also the Signia Silk X, which runs on a size 10 battery, for those who want the disposable battery option (the model is covered below in the Signia X line).
The Silk Charge&Go X and IX CROS systems are also available for people who want a more discreet solution for one-sided (unilateral) hearing loss.
With features similar to the Silk IX, Insio IX CIC (Completely-in-the-Canal) and IIC (Invisible-in-the-Canal) are custom-made, replaceable-battery models for individuals with mild to moderate hearing loss. Although these tiny devices have only one microphone, they do offer directionality via Signia's Binaural OneMic Directionality 2.0, and also feature eWindScreen and AutoEchoShield technology. More recently, Signia has expanded this line to also include custom ITC (in-the-canal) and ITE (in-the-ear) styles that can accommodate dual-directional microphones. However, due to their diminutive size, these hearing aids lack Bluetooth wireless capabilities.
Signia Active Pro IX is a unique earbud-like hearing aid that incorporates the IX processing technology and looks more like a high-tech audio device than a hearing aid. With its slightly larger and more visible earbud design, the Active Pro IX is both rechargeable and offers Bluetooth audio streaming for iOS and Android devices. It is an "instant-fit" device, which is unique for a prescription hearing device; it doesn't require an ear impression and isn't custom-fit for your unique ear canals like the Silk IX and Insio IX hearing aids, so you can generally walk out of the clinic with the devices on the same day you purchase them (however, custom-fit hearing aids have their own set of special advantages).
Active Pro IX features Signia's signature Real-Time Conversation Enhancement designed to provide superior speech enhancement in noise compared to competitors, including those using AI-driven denoising. This hearing aid was impressive when put to HearAdvisor's lab testing, scoring in the top 5% of all product tested to date.
A more basic model of the Pro IX exists and is called the Active IX. Although physically identical to the Active Pro IX, the Active IX lacks several of its important processing and speech management features, such as Conversation Management, Speech Focus, listening comfort features, and the My Wellbeing app features.
Signia Active X and Pro IX are also available in CROS models for people with single-sided deafness or unilateral hearing loss.
The Pure Charge&Go T AX RIC is available with a telecoil which boasts "the industry’s most advanced [magnetic induction] antennas.” It offers direct iOS and Android streaming, IP68 moisture protection, and lithium-ion rechargeable batteries. The hearing aid offers up to 36 hours of use on a single charge.
For those who prefer a hearing aid with a disposable battery, the Pure 312 RIC is available. With appearance much the same as the Pure C&G T AX, this is also a full-featured device designed to support a broad range of needs, including connectivity to iPhones and ASHA-compatible Andropid devices, Signia Assistant support via the app, Own-Voice processing 2.0, and a CROS option for people with single-sided deafness. The 312 battery provides about 4 days of service life before changing.
With AX, Signia launched a speech enhancement technology, Augmented Focus™, that the company claims makes it easier to follow conversations in background noise. As noted above, the AX platform incorporates two independent speech processors to handle sound coming from the front independently from sound coming from the back.
Both processors independently analyze their own sound stream with a resolution of 48 channels. Through this analysis, Augmented Focus determines if the signal contains information the wearer wants to focus on, relevant information in the background that helps the wearer stay attuned to the surroundings, or distracting background sounds the wearer wants to suppress
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In a compelling Signia-produced video, Sebastian Best, Head of Sound and Fitting at Signia, demonstrates the audio quality for speech and music for Signia AX versus the competition.
Released in September 2022, Styletto AX is the slightly older version of Styletto IX. Although it doesn't have the newer Integrated Xperience processing or LE Bluetooth/Auracast technology, it otherwise closely resembles Styletto IX in both form factor, function, and rechargeability. Press the red buttons below to hear sound samples for Styletto AX (best when using quality earphones or earbuds). Since Styletto IX was introduced in February 2024, the HearAdvisor lab is still waiting to test them.
Insio Charge&GO AX is the world’s first wireless-charging custom in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aid. Signia introduced Insio Charge&Go AX in October 2021 as an expansion of the Augmented Xperience (AX) platform. The custom hearing aids support wireless audio streaming from Android and iOS.
Audiologist Matthew Allsop reviews Signia’s custom hearing aids, Insio Charge&Go AX.
Signia’s previous-generation Xperience (X) hearing aids are based on YourSound technology, a proprietary sound processing platform that Signia claims provides “robust sound processing for everyday environmental sounds”. Xperience hearing aids were the first to feature acoustic motion sensors, and included Signia’s popular Own Voice Processing (OVP) technology, which was introduced in the older Nx platform.
The Xperience chip platform was introduced in 2019 and still represents excellent technology; however, Signia now primarily positions the X line for budget-conscious consumers, as well as for some specialized devices. It powers the YourSound system, which includes 80% more transistors and seven times the memory of the previous Nx chip platorm, while being 60% smaller.
Signia launched Active X in March 2021 as “hearing aids disguised as earbuds.” Active X instant-fit hearing aids do resemble a typical consumer electronic earbud more than any other hearing aid on the market, and they provide far more amplification and battery life than any rechargeable wireless earbud available in the burgeoning hearables market—up to 26 hours on a 3-hour charge.
Signia Active Pro was launched about a year later as the more advanced, premium sister-product to Active X. Both look and function very similar, except Active Pro has more processing capabilities for listening in noise and in dynamic settings (workplace, restaurants, etc.).
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Let’s compare the Active X to the most popular hearing-augmentation hearable on the market—AirPods Pro. AirPods Pro are capable of providing personalizable amplification for people with mild hearing loss for up to 4.5 hours. Winning on both fronts, the Signia Active X can meet the needs of people with mild to moderate hearing loss and delivers up to 26 hours of operating time on a single charge!
The Pure X hearing aids are improved versions of the previous-generation Signia Pure NX receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) models. One is powered by disposable batteries and the other by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. To help manage Bluetooth pairing, program settings, and other accessories, Signia also introduced a new smartphone app that integrates the functions of multiple previous apps.
The Signia Pure 312 X features a long-lasting size-312 batteries, Bluetooth connectivity for streaming phone calls, music, and TV audio, and an optional T-coil.
The Signia Pure Charge&Go X is a rechargeable receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aid with Bluetooth connectivity. Improved lithium-ion rechargeable batteries are 16% smaller and provide 20% more charging capacity than the previous Signia Pure Charge&Go Nx. The devices also feature a new rocker switch for easier adjustments and comes with a new inductive charger that also works as a dehumidifier.
Signia Motion X includes a more powerful behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid option that uses the Xperience chip platform.
Styletto hearing aids are known for sleek design, high performance and natural sound quality. Their lithium-ion rechargeable batteries are molded into a slim, curved form factor that sits flat against the side of the head, and they are available in a variety of color options.
The Styletto X hearing aids feature wireless stereo streaming of phone calls and music directly from Apple iPhones and also enable wireless streaming from other Bluetooth smartphones and TVs via Signia's StreamLine Mic and StreamLine TV accessories. The Styletto X family features three price/performance levels and works with the Signia miniPocket remote control, StreamLine accessories, and the Signia app. It is available in five color combinations.
Signia says its Silk X hearing aids offer "the ultimate in discretion." The completely-in-the-canal (CIC) hearing aids are 20 percent smaller than their predecessors, making them nearly invisible in the ear. A flexible silicone "click sleeve" slips over the hearing aids and sits securely in the ear canal ear without requiring a custom earmold. They utilize small number 10 disposable hearing aid batteries and come in three technology/performance levels.
Signia also offers CROS solutions for people with single-sided deafness. The CROS Silk X and CROS Pure 312 X utilize disposable hearing aid batteries, and CROS Pure Charge&Go X is a rechargeable model. All CROS X devices are compatible with the Signia App and miniPocket remote control.
Signia’s wireless accessories provide iPhone and Bluetooth hearing aid connectivity, and smartphone apps available for both iOS and Android phones enable wireless control of volume, program settings, and management of Bluetooth accessories.
The Signia App offers a number of features, including remote control functionality, directional hearing selection, wireless connectivity settings, and virtual appointments. As of the writing of this article, the Signia App currently has 2 stars on the App Store and 3 stars on the Play store.
In terms of remote control functionality, the app allows you to change listening programs, adjust the volume, change the balance between ears, change which direction you’re focusing on, and adjust the volume of wireless audio streaming. The app also provides connectivity and battery status information.
The other standout feature is the virtual appointments that are facilitated by the app. You can have video calls with your provider, who can make real-time adjustments to your hearing aids, and the Signia app lets you rate the performance of your hearing aids after your virtual appointments, so your provider can schedule a follow-up appointment if needed.
Also featured in the app is Signia Assistant, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to learn your preferences and give you the most personal hearing experience, especially in challenging situations. Available for both iOS and Android smartphones, its deep neural network (DNN) AI is designed to continuously develop new skills that support you in different listening environments.
The My Wellbeing health feature (available in Signia 3AX-7AX models) tracks your number of steps taken, overall activity level, hearing aid wearing time and estimated social interaction (conversations). You and/or your Hearing Care Provider (HCP) can set goals for overall wearing time and amount of time spent in social listening environments. You can also set personal fitness goals such as number of steps taken in a day.
Most of Signia’s hearing aids are Made-For-iPhone (MFi), which means they can stream wireless audio directly from iOS devices like iPhones and iPads. Signia IX and Signia AX hearing aids are also MFi but additionally offer direct streaming from compatible Android smartphones using the ASHA (Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids) protocol. For the older-generation and legacy products without these, Signia sells Bluetooth streaming accessories (listed at the bottom of this page) that allow you to stream audio from Android and most other Bluetooth-enabled devices.
Notably, Signia IX was one of the first hearing aids to feature the new Bluetooth LE and “Auracast-ready” broadcast technology (pending a firmware update). Auracast is a new Bluetooth platform that enables an audio transmitter, like a smartphone, laptop, TV, or public address (PA) system, to broadcast audio to an unlimited number of nearby Bluetooth audio receivers—including hearing aids, cochlear implants, earbuds, hearables, and similar Auracast-enabled devices. (Note that the Pure C&G IX BCT aid uses Bluetooth Classic and is not "Auracast ready.")
HearingTracker believes Auracast will gradually revolutionize how consumers use broadcast audio in public areas like theaters, places of worship, arenas, lecture halls, sports bars, and more. We anticipate Auracast will be enabled in Signia IX during 2024 with a simple firmware update—meaning the IX is future-proof in this regard. At the time of writing, the only hearing aid that can receive Auracast broadcasts is the ReSound Nexia and Vivia, although more are expected to follow.
Signia offers a broad range of rechargeable hearing aids utilizing lithium-ion batteries. Signia Pure Charge&Go IX, Signia Silk Charge&Go IX, Styletto IX, Styletto AX, Pure Charge&Go AX, Insio AX, and Active X provide pluggable, portable charging cases. In fact, Signia has one of the most extensive charger options in the hearing industry, including wireless (Qi) rechargeability for the Styletto AX and IX charging case. In general, Signia portable chargers provide three full charges to a pair of hearing aids, meaning wearers get four full days of hearing aid use without having to plug in.
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In Summer 2023, Signia's new Multi Charger was introduced that offers flexibility for on-the-go custom (in-ear) hearing aid users. The Multi Charger is compatible with Signia Motion Charge&Go P X, Signia Motion Charge&Go SP X, Signia Active Pro, Signia Active, Signia Pure Charge&Go AX, and Signia Pure Charge&Go T AX.
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A clip-on mic that acts as a hands-free mobile headset, StreamLine Mic transmits streaming audio into Signia hearing aids from any Bluetooth device, including mobile phones, PCs, laptops, and smart assistants like Alexa, Siri and Google Assistant. StreamLine Mic also functions as a remote microphone, streaming a speaker’s voice directly into your hearing aids from a distance of up to 20 meters.
Unfortunately, the Signia Streamline Mic is not compatible with the BCT IX hearing aid.
StreamLine TV transmits audio from your television directly to your hearing aids from up to 30 feet away. It pairs automatically with the hearing aids, and supports multiple hearing aid users at once. If you're using another Signia streamer and want to take a phone call, StreamLine TV will automatically mute the TV volume. Audio volume can be adjusted with the myControl smartphone app. It comes with a variety of cables to work with most TVs, including optical input and output, and it supports Dolby Digital sound.
With the launch of the Pure C&G BCT IX, Signia has launched its new TV Sound Streamer which uses Bluetooth Classic and is reportedly backward-compatible with virtually all Signia Bluetooth hearing aids.
Two accessories enable remote control of Signia hearing aids. The miniPocket is a push-button remote control small enough to carry on a key ring, and easyPocket is a larger accessory with convenient buttons and an easy-to-read display that can be carried in a handbag or pocket.
Most Signia hearing aids come with a tinnitus therapy feature. By emitting a customized therapy signal—such as a soothing sound like waves rolling into a beach—it distracts you from focusing on the ringing in your ears. The hearing aids are equipped with different therapy signal types, including four nature-inspired ocean wave signals and five pre-programmed static, white-noise sounds. And Signia’s innovative Tinnitus Notch Therapy treatment is the first to identify the unique tone of the tinnitus and relegate it into the background so the brain learns to ignore it over time.
The following hearing aids have been discontinued.
The Nx platform was the generation of hearing aids offered prior to Xperience, and Nx was the platform that originally introduced Signia's signature Own Voice Processing (OVP) technology.
Signia’s Motion 13 Nx behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids were designed to provide maximum flexibility in fitting and connectivity options. The Signia Nx Own Voice Processing (OVP) technology harmonizes the wearer’s voice with surrounding sounds, enhancing speech understanding in noise. Bluetooth-based direct streaming from the TV and smartphone provided enhanced connectivity and the myControl App offers smartphone control. And the Signia Motion Charge&Go Nx model came with Signia's rechargeable battery system that provided all-day use from a single overnight charge.
Also prior generation, Signia Insio Nx hearing aids are very small, discreet custom-fitted hearing aids that sit within the ear canal. They are the smallest hearing aids to utilize the Signia Nx sound platform and come in a range of sizes. And the Insio Nx ITC/ITE models connect with Bluetooth-enabled TV's and smartphones through a streaming accessory. Signia has not yet released the Insio X line of custom hearing aids.
According to a Signia study, 95% of participants perform better with RTCE than without. Signia internal studies found a 1.5 dB improvement in speech-in-noise compared to a leading competitor that uses AI-based coprocessor technology—equating roughly to a 24% improvement in speech intelligibility. In a separate study conducted inside a noisy mall food court, the majority of participants clearly preferred their listening experience with RTCE engaged.
Die Signia Motion Charge&Go IX Serie ist eine Familie von aufladbaren, kabellosen Hinter-dem-Ohr (HdO) Hörgeräten, die für Menschen mit schwerem Hörverlust entwickelt wurden, die sich in dynamischen Situationen mit mehreren Sprechern befinden.
Das Signia Insio Charge&Go AX ist ein maßgefertigtes Im-Ohr-Hörgerät (ITE) mit kabellosen Ladefunktion, Kompatibilität mit Apple- und Android-Geräten sowie fortschrittlicher Soundverarbeitungstechnologie zur Verbesserung der Sprachklarheit in lauten Umgebungen. Es bietet einen wiederaufladbaren Akku mit bis zu 24 Stunden Nutzungsdauer, anpassbare Farboptionen und verschiedene Technologieklassen für unterschiedliche Grade von Hörverlust.
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Karl Strom ist der Chefredakteur von HearingTracker. Er war Gründungsredakteur von The Hearing Review und berichtet seit über 30 Jahren über die Hörhilfenindustrie.
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Dr. Bailey ist ein führender Experte für Verbrauchertechnologie in der Audiologie-Branche. Er ist ein überzeugter Befürworter der patientenzentrierten Hörkommunikation und audiologischen Best Practices und begrüßt jede technologische Innovation, die den Zugang zu qualitativ hochwertigen Hörergebnissen verbessert. Dr. Bailey hält einen Au.D. vom Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Ich war sehr beeindruckt vom Gesamtdesign, der Soundleistung und den App-Funktionen der Signia Pure Charge&Go IX. Diese hochmodernen Hörgeräte bieten fortschrittliche Funktionen wie freihändiges Telefonieren, iOS- und Android-Streaming und eine robuste Akkulaufzeit von 39 Stunden.
Signias Insio Charge&Go CIC IX wirkt wie ein wirklich überzeugenddes „industrielles Erstkonzept" – es verbindet ein wirklich winziges, maßgeschneidertes wiederaufladbares CIC mit binauraler Richtungsmikrofontechnik für besseres Sprachverständnis bei Hintergrundgeräuschen.
Das Signia Pure AX ist ein flaggschiff Hörgerät, das im Mai 2021 eingeführt wurde und die neue Augmented Xperience (AX) Plattform bietet. Es verfügt über fortschrittliche Funktionen wie Dual-Prozessoren zur separaten Verarbeitung von Sprache und Umweltgeräuschen, Streaming-Kompatibilität mit Android und iOS sowie eine verbesserte wiederaufladbare Batterie mit längerer Lebensdauer, was es zu einer vielseitigen Option für Benutzer macht, die verbesserte Soundqualität und Komfort anstreben.
Das Signia Styletto X kombiniert ein elegantes, schlankes Design mit wiederaufladbaren Batterien und natürlichem Sound. Es unterstützt direktes Streaming vom iPhone und anderen Bluetooth-Geräten über StreamLine-Zubehör. Sie können es mit der miniPocket-Fernbedienung steuern.
Das Signia Silk Charge&Go IX ist ein bahnbrechendes, wiederaufladbares vollständig im Gehörgang sitzendes (CIC) Hörgerät, das für Menschen mit leichtem bis mittlerem Hörverlust entwickelt wurde. Es bietet bis zu 28 Stunden Akkulaufzeit, sofortige Anpassung mit weichen Silikonohrstöpseln und kabellose Steuerung über die Signia-App, hat aber keine Bluetooth-Streaming-Funktion und kann aufgrund seiner geringen Größe schwierig zu handhaben sein.
Das Signia Styletto IX ist ein hochmodernes, schlankes Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) Hörgerät, das im März 2024 mit der fortschrittlichen Plattform "Integrated Xperience" eingeführt wurde. Mit einem Preis zwischen 4.000 und 6.000 Dollar bietet es verbesserte Sprachverarbeitung bei Umgebungslärm, Bluetooth LE Audio-Streaming und einen wiederaufladbaren Akku mit einer Laufzeit von bis zu 20 Stunden, was es zu einer stilvollen und leistungsstarken Option für Menschen mit leichtem bis schwerem Hörverlust macht.
Das Signia Active Pro IX bietet die Funktionalität eines leistungsstarken Hörgeräts in einem schlanken, ohrhörerähnlichen Design und ist daher ideal für diejenigen, die sowohl modernes Design als auch fortschrittliche Hörverstärkung schätzen. Labortests zeigten eine starke Leistung bei der Sprachklarheit und beim Musikstreaming, aber das Instant-Fit-Design hat einige Einschränkungen, wie z. B. eine reduzierte Rückkopplungskontrolle und das Fehlen einer benutzerdefinierten Anpassung.
Das Signia Styletto AX ist ein schlankes, leichtes Hörgerät, das sich für leichte bis schwere Hörverluste eignet. Seine fortschrittliche Technologie umfasst Augmented Focus für verbesserte Sprachklarheit in lauten Umgebungen und Own Voice Processing 2.0.
Ich war sehr beeindruckt vom Gesamtdesign, der Soundleistung und den App-Funktionen der Signia Pure Charge&Go IX. Diese hochmodernen Hörgeräte bieten fortschrittliche Funktionen wie freihändiges Telefonieren, iOS- und Android-Streaming und eine robuste Akkulaufzeit von 39 Stunden.
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