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Audicus Clara

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Pros & Cons

Subscription service will send new batteries, domes, and earwax guards every three months

With a membership, Audicus will replace each device for free every 18 months

Subscription requires a $100 sign-up fee

Unclear what happens if the subscription is cancelled

Type

Receiver-in-canal

Price

$699 per ear or $49 per ear per month

Special Features

Ten volume settings, two directional microphones, digital signal processing

Best For

Simple maintenance

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Phonak Naida Paradise

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Pros & Cons

Offers lots of advanced features

Motion sensors allow for hands-free phone calls and Bluetooth

Some models for the most severe hearing loss have telecoils

Expensive

Need frequent recharging

Still working out software glitches

Type

Behind-the-ear

Price

Depends on model and location; starts at $2,081 per ear

Special Features

Bluetooth streaming from up to 8 channes, tap controls, TV streaming, motion sensing, remote adjustment, dynamic audio processing, noise cancellation, and telecoils in some models

Best For

When money's not an issue

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MDHearingAid Air

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Pros & Cons

One of the most affordable hearing aids on the market

Very easy to use

Will help most people have better hearing

Doesn't have any advanced features

Requires disposable batteries

Type

Behind-the-ear

Price

$399 per ear

Special Features

Four noise cancellation settings, volume control

Best For

Saving some money

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Signia Styletto X

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Pros & Cons

Slim, stylish design, great Bluetooth connectivity

Proprietary acoustic motion sensors for better directional hearing

Options for tinnitus

Rechargeable battery can drain quickly

No onboard controls, must be controlled from an app

Type

Receiver-in-canal

Price

Depends on provider and location; starts at about $1,800 per ear

Special Features

Bluetooth and TV connectivity with high-quality audio playback, acoustic motion sensors, remote control from an app, and tinnitus support

Best For

TV and video streaming

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Eargo Max

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Pros & Cons

Can buy directly from site, no need to go through a provider

Very effective, completely-in-canal

Can change sound profiles just by tapping on ear

Not water resistant

Can't be bought per ear

Type

Completely-in-canal

Price

$1,850 for a set of two

Special Features

Motion sensing, voice amplification, noise canceling

Best For

Avoiding bulky earsets

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