Rechargeable Hearing Aids

Convenient and hassle-free with all day power

What are Rechargeable hearing aids?

Instead of removing the batteries themselves, you simply place your hearing aids onto their charging unit overnight, similar to how smartphones recharge. This means you will no longer need to struggle with changing batteries or worry about your hearing aids running out of charge during the day.

They are designed to make your life easier and hassle-free.

Rechargeable

Simply charge your hearing aids overnight

Lower carbon footprint

Remove the need for disposable batteries

Hassle-free

No more fiddly battery changes

Bluetooth options

Stream audio directly from your hearing aids

Designed to make your life easy and practical

You don’t have to worry about your batteries running out at a crucial time. Because you’ll charge your hearing aids overnight, you’ll have enough battery power to get you through the day to put your mind at ease.

Disposable batteries are often very small and difficult to change if you have dexterity issues. Rechargeable hearing aids are easier to handle and allow for more independence.

By recharging your batteries instead of buying new ones, you are creating less waste. This means you are helping the environment whilst improving your lifestyle.

Rechargeable hearing aids we offer

Rechargeable FAQs

Generally, rechargeable hearing aid options are not much more expensive than the models that use traditional hearing aid batteries, so the cost of adoption is negligible. They offer real ease of use, you don’t need to consider changing batteries, you simply charge them and they work. The battery life on lithium-ion rechargeable hearing aids is excellent, it means even if you like to stream a lot of audio, they will last you the full day.

The hearing aids themselves should last for anything up to seven to ten years, the batteries are a slightly different thing. It is recommended that lithium-ion batteries are replaced every six years. In many of the hearing aids available, the batteries are sealed within the hearing aid and are usually removable only by the hearing aid manufacturer. The batteries will continue to function after the replacement period, they just might not deliver a full day’s worth of use any longer.