THE WIDEX SOUND

PERFECT. PURE. PERSONAL.

Being able to hear speech and conversation is essential for hearing aid users, but the Widex sound is about so much more than that. It’s about birdsong, ocean waves, and rustling leaves – the sounds of life that your patients didn’t realize they were missing.

The Widex sound is backed by a suite of technology that works in harmony to bring the full soundscape to each user. TruAcoustics takes into account the unique shape of the wearer’s ear canal to provide personal sound. TruSound Technology helps cut down on distortion. My Sound and hearing aid fit brings AI and users together to deliver the most personalised sound. Combined, these technologies and more sync together to create pure, quality sound that is backed by audiologists and sound industry experts worldwide.

THE POWER TO GIVE SOUND BACK

 

“When you are able to help somebody, you are giving them back a sense that reconnects them, not only to people around them – but to whatever sound they were not hearing before.” – Oliver Townend, Widex Audiologist

WIDEX ESHOP – QUICK AND CONVENIENT ORDERING FOR PROFESSIONALS

With our ESHOP, you can order everything from stock hearing aids to accessories and spare parts to personalized hearing aids. 

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MY SOUND

For years, hearing aids have been using artificial intelligence (AI) to figure out your client’s listening environment and provide the best sound. These days, AI in hearing aids can do even more. 
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TruAcoustic

Give your patients a higher level of customized sound with TruAcoustics. Taking into account in situ earmold acoustics and the patient's ear canal characteristics, you can deliver a more authentic sound experience to meet each user’s unique needs. 

TruSound Technology

TruSound technology helps to perfectly replicate and reproduce all the world’s sounds – from speech to nature to conversation and music. 

PureSound

Research shows that hearing aid users’ performance with the PureSound™ program is similar to that of people with normal hearing under the same realistic signal-to-noise ratios.
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