BEST Invisible Hearing Aids of 2024

[@beetlejuiceification]

I have Eargo SE about 4 years old tech wise. They are happily, exactly what I wanted. Invisible, secure, they don’t fall out, simple, and work….no squelching …wonderful! Mine cost $ 1550 not cheap but we had the funds and they do the job. No batteries, they snap into a charging device. They don’t get lost. Charge the charger and you can charge your hearing aids completely 100% for four days.

[@upsoclpozitif]

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[@simplyhaider]

How can buy in uae and how I know it’s perfect for me…

[@Deelitee]

Does that mean they have Bluetooth?? If so, does it worry you to have Bluetooth in your ear all the time?? I’m new to all this. 😇

[@fltribes]

Doctor C, I have been a subscriber since finding your channel approximately 4 to 5years ago. Because of your fantastic information/ content that you have provided, I have benefited an increase enjoyment of quantity of life! Just understanding others clearly speaking is so precious. ❤ Thank you. THANK YOU THANK YOU Got my first pair of Silk SIGNIA ❤❤❤

[@DrCliffAuD]

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate you!

[@fltribes]

@DrCliffAuD I will ALWAYS continue to promote your channel to family, friends and people that are in need of your skills. Be well and much success in 2024.

[@Amankumar-ms2ft]

Just wondering how you are liking SIGNIA so far? Any recommendations or feedback would be appreciated

[@fltribes]

@Amankumar-ms2ft I've been using them since June 2023 and LOVE them. They are very comfortable even for 16+ hour days. I forget that I am wearing them and no one can see them unless you point them out. Closer to real life hearing than anything else I have used. I highly recommend them.

[@fltribes]

@Amankumar-ms2ft I've got them June 23 And love them. Using the app on my phone works great and they are very comfortable. I am very satisfied and would recommend them.

[@user-mx1ij3ze9v]

Hello Dr. Cliff.....long time viewer/listener and fan. I own the Vito Titanium's and found they were very deficient with "speech in noise" .....I do have a steep HF hearing loss but it was so frustrating that I gave up on them. Any comments are always appreciated. Keep the content coming and Best wishes in 2024 !!

[@badwabbit1973]

place to buy older hearing aids as disability not rolling in dough but any help would be awesome!! is it safe to wear a prescribed for someone else aid? and will a med tronic heart tattle tail device interfer with freq??

[@richdiorio3650]

I have mild to moderate hearing loss. I’m looking for an iic hearing aide that is very discrete. Out of all the custom fit products available out there, are they any brands that work better than others in noisy environments? Thanks

[@leslockett7386]

I've not had a great user experience with the Signia Silk Charge & Go 7IX. I got them in Jan 2024, and they have had to replace them 4 times - currently awaiting a new right aide. Hearing quality degrades over time, then they stop working. I have also had a lot of problems connecting to the charging base - you would think it would be as simple as taking out of ear, clean and drop into charging base to start charging. It is like that originally but after a while they don't connect, so you have to fiddle with it to get them to charge - I spend probably 5 minutes each night doing this. Signia have replaced the charger twice. Overall, I wish I had bought something else, as not worth the money I spent on them....

[@chrisdoe6890]

I wasn’t aware of the custom tip for the Signia. I’m currently a new patient and going through the learning curve of how different things sound using a hearing enhancement device. Even with the smallest rubber shield they feel excessively tight in my ears. Will ask my audiologist about the custom tip . She did take mold earlier when we were planning a different approach . Thanks for video .

[@truthseeker8399]

Dr. Cliff, Thanks a whole lot!

[@paigewillow8768]

The Signia silk charge and go IX is great. Get the vented sleeves to reduce occlusion and over amplification of your voice.

[@dvvolynkin]

📝 *Summary::* *Lyric Hearing Aid* 🎵 00:01:35 Extended wear hearing aid that stays inside the ears 24/7. 🔎 00:01:42 Comes in seven different sizes to accommodate various ear canal sizes. 💰 00:02:12 Based on a subscription model, costing $4,000-$5,000 per year for a double ear subscription. 🎧 00:02:26 Allows for normal activities like sleeping, showering, and exercising with the devices inside the ears. 👂 00:03:15 Suspended inside the ear canal with medical-grade foam, making it completely invisible. *Signia Silk Charge and Go* 🔋 00:06:14 Rechargeable in-the-canal hearing aid with 24 hours of battery life on a 3-hour charge. 🎨 00:06:54 Virtually invisible inside the ear canal, available in black or mocha color. 🎛 00:08:40 Can be controlled using a smartphone app or a mini pocket remote control. ▶️ 00:09:08 Can use custom ear tips or earwar 3.0 sleeves for better fit and acoustics. 🔈 00:09:33 Compatible with a cross transmitter for individuals with single-sided deafness. *Phonak Verto Titanium* 🛡 00:10:17 Invisible in-the-canal hearing aid made of titanium for durability and strength. 🔋 00:10:50 Uses a size 10 disposable battery, suitable for moderately severe hearing loss. 🔈 00:12:21 Automatically adjusts program settings based on the environment using AutoSense feature. ▶️ 00:12:58 No smartphone app but has a feature for automatic program adjustments and customization by a hearing care professional. ------------------ *Summarized by TubeSum Chrome Extension*

[@lauramaeda7214]

I sort of miss analog sound. Although i have 24/7 tinnitus and does become a bit louder after removing my hearing aids, it’s not the cause of my insomnia. Also, i don’t think i could go without streaming Bluetooth. Bluetooth has definitely been a life changing experience. And regardless of unlikelihood of occurrence, if anyone could get something stuck inside an ear canal, this would be me.

[@moonlightladie1670]

I wish Dr Cliff can specify when a hesring aids is suitable for severe/profund hearing loss as well as ability to utilize the cros.

[@garyrds]

Dr.C, I was referred to your channel from a friend that sees you in AZ. Unfortunately, I'm in CA. I have Rexton Adore iX since 2018 and in December 2023 I was at a gun range and ended up with severe hearing loss to might right ear. I haven't worn the right hearing aid since and had gone to my ENT immediately after the incident and took steroids which didn't help much and they also tested my hearing twice over two months and will again in March. They did have a baseline from 2007 so they know I did lose allot of midrange due to the incident. The worst part is buzzing only when there is sound/voice that masks the sound/words. I'm taking a ton of supplements the ENT approved and he hopes it will improve over time. What hearing aids can helps improve the hearing and deal with the buzzing due to recieving sound? It's much more prominent when the sound is from a distance vs a phone up against my ear or wearing BT Ear Buds.

[@joeymdye]

Nice! Considering getting the Silk, and this definitely helped solidify my decision on going for it. Thanks 🙏

[@fltribes]

I got a pair in July, and they are life changing.

[@serges71]

Hi, what are the best hearing aids to wear with motorcycle helmet. Any recommendations?

[@DrCliffAuD]

@@serges71 probably Lyric or another in the canal hearing aid.

[@lazuaj2]

Hi doctor, is the Signia Charge & GoIX the only hearing aid on this list with CROS transmitter ability? - thank you so much for the helpful content

[@nathaliacarrera7848]

I was a Lyric user for a year and absolutely loved them but had to stop due to 1. It not having enough power for my hearing loss and 2. It causing a overproduction of wax and skin that would essentially kill the device by week 3 of use. I used to love them but the constant dr. visits and lack of “aid” in my hearing loss made have to stop. Has there been any improvement on the leven of aid these provide, or are they unchanged from what they were in 2019?

[@DrCliffAuD]

They are on a newer generation since then, but you may still run into the same issues.

[@User-mu2qz]

Assalamu Alaykum ! Men O'zbekistondanman , menga eng kishkina eshitish moslamasi kerak , qanday harid qilsam bo'ladi va narxi qancha ?

[@pranjalk855]

I’m severe hearing loss does it suitable for virto titanium phonak?

[@ddm2992]

How does the audio quality compare with in the canal hearing aids?

[@manubuck670]

Hello dr. My son had severe ear infection, for a moment he lost eyesight on his infected side of ear. Even after antibiotics he stared getting massive headaches, now he has developed tic. Can this be treated plz help

[@PolloenCubos]

Your information is fantastic. I'll probably go to USA in a couple of months, but anyway, do you have any information to find an invisible one here en Chile? south america... Thanks!!

[@DrCliffAuD]

@@PolloenCubos sorry, I do not. 😔

[@PolloenCubos]

@@DrCliffAuD if I buy them online, can I program them myself till I go to USA with you? It’s better than nothing!

[@konracciesla]

the best would be Phonak B Titanium with 312 or 13 batteries, so that when I put the phone to my ear, the sound of the conversation would be transmitted through both devices

[@terryjones8360]

The Signia Silk 5 IX aids are HORRIBLE in any crowd or loud situation. I have them and if I'm in a supermarket with vent fans, the fans sound like very loud static and I have to remove the aids or get out of the store. If I go to a restaurant, I take the case with me or leave the aids at home. I cannot stand all the noise they make and HAVE to remove them. If I'm eating something crunchy, I can hear the crunch x 3. I can also hear myself talking inside my head as well as outside when the aids pick up my voice and there's a slight delay - confusing to say the least. I really wanted to like these, but at a cost of $5,275 I really expected them to be much better... By the way, I'm working with a 15 year veteran Dr. of Audiology who has spent hours with me.

[@saadahmed5172]

sir same like issue with me my right ear sever to profound hearing loss i am health professional i want good and invisible and much charging time aid plx if u have info tel me plz which is best

[@terryjones8360]

@@saadahmed5172 No, I do not have the answer.

[@VLiviu]

Hi Dr Cliff, thank you for this video. what would be best HA for mild-severe hearing loss? I just tested Phonak Life 90 and they sounded weak, low volume...my voice was over amplified etc etc Thank you

[@DrCliffAuD]

Lots of variable to the question you asked. Do you have a steep HF hearing loss? Were you in domes or custom earmolds? Did they match Rx targets with Real Ear Measurement? Did they determine if it was occlusion effect or ampclusion effect?

[@VLiviu]

@@DrCliffAuD the phonak life 90 was indeed with generic custom ear mold sold by them. No REM has been done, where I live no one does this :)

[@VLiviu]

@@DrCliffAuD actually, the only ones that do REM here is the ones selling Signia, I might test them too...

[@DrCliffAuD]

@@VLiviu Signia may be a better option anyway, and DEFINITELY a better option if they do REMs.

[@VLiviu]

@@DrCliffAuD thank you.

[@Jack-mu4iv]

Hi sir can i wear earmuff over my BTE hearing aid im using portable grinder to protect my ear . Tnx

[@austintone]

Thank you so much for the information. I’m new to this whole subject.I will soon have an appointment to get a hearing aid. I was struck by how visible the black hearing aids are. Certainly not invisible at all. I’m wondering why you refer to them as invisible? Thanks again.

[@warbseven8613]

I had a test today and was told I have smaller than average size ear canals but not excessively small. I don’t want an over the ear aid. Can I still find an invisible in the canal aid that would be discrete? Should I go for a custom made one? Any recommendations?

[@TheMrprez]

The Lyric sizes run from xxs to xxl. I’m wearing an xs. So far so good. My main concern is cost over time.

[@takpaanboskofsky]

Woohoo can’t wait for the vid drop 🎉

[@richdiorio3650]

Thanks Dr. Cliff! Would you recommend the Phonak over the Oticon and Starkey iic's regarding overall performance? Which would perform best in noisy environments?

[@kaylasmusic]

Starkey sucks. It’s the worst brand of hearing aids I’ve ever heard, especially IIC,.. Id never recommend that. I hated them

[@pamelasoto-abasolo5229]

Hi DrCliff! Thanks for the video. Quick question. Why Oticon Own IIC isn’t in this list this year? Thanks a lot!

[@DrCliffAuD]

I just haven't had as much success with the OWN in my clinic. I feel the other options are better.

[@mattfisher2211]

@@DrCliffAuDwhy?

[@dchall8]

What does Medicare cover with regard to hearing loss?

[@moonlightladie1670]

Nothing

[@moonlightladie1670]

They cover cochlea implant 100 percent.

[@rvschannel9296]

Sir how can I get one

[@akf8783]

Dr.Cliff, Thank for another great video. For the Signia Silk IX for single-sided hearing loss, how should it be effectively set up? Is there an in-the-ear CROS transmitter too? Would the normally hearing ear be nearly fully occluded with the Silk IX hearings aid? Maybe having occlusion is better to prevent received sound leaking out? Thanks.

[@DrCliffAuD]

It needs to be verified with REM. There are no other in the ear CROS transmitters on the market. No occlusion if you us an open dome or vented sleeve. The determination of which dome or sleeve should be identified using REMs.

[@tmarroq5670]

Hello Dr. Cliff ! I have Reverse-slope hearing loss and also tinnitus 24/7 ... What kind of hearing aids do you recommend ? I've always wanted to try Phonak Lyrics, do you think they will be a good option for me ?

[@DJSIC82]

Are the Phonak Virto P90 Titanium water proof? like if someone splashes you next to a swimming pool or throws water ballon or soaks you with a water gun or rain?

[@simplyhaider]

In uae ??? Ur service?

[@TheLeeange]

Hello doctor, I seriously want to meet you for a better choice of hearing aid. Which I have a hard time to decide to pick one.

[@quilianoytac7667]

How much the price?

[@МанучерЕргашов-к3л]

Hello from Tajikistan great video ❤ I want to buy liric Phoac could you tell Where I'm I find it?

[@JayPoncedeLeon]

Hi Dr Cliff, great video. I have single-sided hearing loss and one ear with normal hearing and recently got the Oticon Own, but I'm in my trial period so I could switch to the Phonak Virto Titanium... Is it just the titanium or are there other features about it that you like over the Oticon? My thinking was that the "open sound" philosophy of Oticon would make it sound closer to my ear with normal hearing. Just curious on your thoughts? My local HA providers only carry Starkey in office, so I wasn't able to compare the sound of the Own vs Virto. Thanks!

[@DrCliffAuD]

I would ask your Audiologist this question. If they've verified and validated your performance, and it still isn't good, I would switch to a different brand to try. This happens with about 0.5% of my patients, but it is possible that your performance would be better with a different device.

[@kennethringwood9474]

Phonak Lyric is a Great $$ Maker for Audiologist,they dont have Bluetooth,cant be adjusted by a phone visit,total cost can be close to $3000.00-$5000.00 Subscription Fee Annually vs Owning a Pair for much less at 5-7 Years.Ive read where some Audiologist Charge $50.00 per Visit if you need to come in more than 3 times during the 2 Month Period,People like myself dont care to sit in a Doctors Office and wait for new hearing aids to be replaced,I have Rexton Inox ITC, w/M Core Technology and Signia Silk 5x and have no problems,cant imagine having the Lyric HA with the So Florida Heat,Im sure they are a good candidate for bacteria even with Medical Foam.

[@DrCliffAuD]

I wish it was more profitable. The device and labor costs are super high for a clinic. Seems like your reasons make it a horrible option for you. Fortunately, not everyone values the same things you do.

[@donaldduck2801]

Yeah and all your advertised hearing devices are from the same producer/ brand. How much did you get to promote them? They are all made by the " former"" Siemens. You can onley buy them by some " selected" dealers. So they have no competition. You forgot to say that ther are people Who cannot get use to the lyric. I have pull them out after several hours. You have a tool to get them out, but you cannot put them in again. Before you can try them out, they will check out if you can afford them. Just a free try without a big wallet? No way. Please tell the truth. This is so in the Netherlands , maybe not in the US.

[@meric12131415]

It's kinda funny I was just thinking about the lyric and how it's not mri safe yet you keep it in for two months at a time doesn't it defeat the purpose if you have to take it out for an MRI? I mean they can't exactly be reinserted again until you go to an audiologist

[@EdW-h7l]

This guy would make a good used car salesman……never stops to take a breath….a great deal of verbal rhetoric with little substance

[@jenniferlucas9010]

How does the wax come if they’re in for two months..

[@OlaNowak777]

As far as I know, these in-ear HAs are not suitable for all hearing loss types because of the occlusion effect thay may cause.

[@witsendcottage595]

Any invisible hearing aids that take 214 batteries?

[@DrCliffAuD]

Odd question. Not anymore.

[@anshu_experiencer]

why starkey could not make it to the list ?

[@DrCliffAuD]

I have too many maintenance related issues with Starkey IICs.

[@kaylasmusic]

Because Starkey sucks,.. I have had Starkey IIC before and they were horrible

[@LovedbyYah]

Dang I would love to have less hearing loss ,just so I can wear one of these invisible hearing aids .

[@everythingever9037]

Hey Cliff, thank you for this informal video. But can you reply to me with the most invisible hearing aid other than Phonak Lyric. I don’t care about anything else other than discreetness.

[@DrCliffAuD]

Any Rx IIC.

[@everythingever9037]

@@DrCliffAuDI’m sorry but I don’t get it. Is that a brand named “Rx”? Because I didn’t find anything on google with that name.

[@DrCliffAuD]

@@everythingever9037 any prescription IIC hearing aid. Phonak Virto IIC, Starkey Genesis Ai IIC, Oticon Real IIC, etc

[@everythingever9037]

@@DrCliffAuD thanks a lot!

[@portraitonetelo1897]

Hi Dr, does the Phonak Lyric have support for Cros? Tks.

[@shaharbano2961]

Water proof ?

[@МанучерЕргашов-к3л]

Please tell me Please 🙏

[@erinm4774]

Woah...out of my price range.

[@donaldduck2801]

It is strange, all these hearing devices are from the same producer .( former known as siemens)....not sponsered ?? .... all from the same brand.😊

[@ddm2992]

Phonak?

[@donaldduck2801]

@@ddm2992 sorry I mean Signia=Siemens.

[@RichRich-jl5oh]

my father in law just paid 4000$ for his hearing aid, dose that sound right?

[@DrCliffAuD]

Depends on if the professional he saw was following Best Practices when fitting and programming the devices.

[@cryp8488]

Way too much talking. Just show us the damn hearing aids

[@freddiesaballa331]

To much talking

[@paulasutton8960]

Why are you promoting invisible hearing aids? That perpetuates the stigma of hearing loss and wearing hearing aids, and the interest in hiding them. Also, you mention "correcting" sound. Hearing loss cannot be corrected by hearing aids like vision loss can be corrected by eyeglasses.

[@meric12131415]

Don't think cliff mentioned correcting hearing sounds

[@ameliamcmurray6216]

Because some people don't want to show them off lol. I have them, I'm 16 and I literally hate it, I already stress about hiding them so having a less visible hearing aid would take the stress of trying to cover them up off.

[@meric12131415]

@@ameliamcmurray6216 yup the main purpose of the invention it's also why bte and ric hearing aids for smaller

[@kaylasmusic]

Well if you have the correct devices and if they are fitted correctly then yes, it’s the same as like with glasses,.. and fyi, glasses are not a fix either

[@kaylasmusic]

@@ameliamcmurray6216I would only focus on going with what would give you the best sound quality as opposed to visual aspects

[@JudyHoward-y7j]

Hi DrCliff! Thanks for the video. Quick question. Why Oticon Own IIC isn’t in this list this year? Thanks a lot!

[@AledBrewer]

Hi Dr Cliff, thank you for this video. what would be best HA for mild-severe hearing loss? I just tested Phonak Life 90 and they sounded weak, low volume...my voice was over amplified etc etc Thank you