How do alarm clocks for the hearing impaired work?
Waking up without good hearing? It can be done. You just need an alarm clock that thinks with you and speaks to your body in ways other than sound.
What is a decibel?
In this blog, we dive into the world of decibels in an accessible way. Not a dry science lesson, but useful explanations that will help you better understand sound and hearing protection.
Signia X hearing aids are being phased out – here’s what you need to know about the successor: the IX series
The popular Signia X hearing aids will disappear by June 30, 2025. In this blog you can read what this means for you and what the smart IX series offers you. Find out the differences, benefits and when to switch.
DJ Daphne refused hearing protection. Now she wears a hearing aid.
DJ Daphne had it all made. Until her ears stopped cooperating. No dramatic moment, no explosion or accident. Just … gradually. And then it was too late.
Hearing damage from gaming
Gaming is great. It’s relaxing, connecting, challenging, and sometimes even educational. But that doesn’t mean you have to risk your health for it.
A hearing aid does not mean you are old!
Time to get rid of the idea that a hearing aid automatically means you’re old. Because that’s just nonsense. We’ll tell you why in this blog.
Children and loud noises: how to protect young ears?
Children’s hearing is both precious and vulnerable. And while you can’t avoid all loud noises, you can do a lot to prevent damage.
Hearing loss is not the same as being deaf
Hearing loss is not the same as being deaf. It is often invisible, insidious and confusing – both for the person themselves and those around them.
Everything you need to know about Phonak speakers – clearly explained by a hearing care professional
All about Phonak speakers: from SDS 6.0 to MAV and Fit Speakers. What fits your hearing aid? Our hearing care professional explains it clearly and understandably.
Flare Audio Definition: sound clarity from the ear’s perspective
The Flare Audio Definition is not a hearing enhancer in the traditional sense, but an acoustic tool that optimizes sound through the ear itself.
