There are several types of hearing aids, and there are manufacturers not only from Japan but also from all over the world. We would like to introduce you to some of the hearing aid manufacturers. If you are not sure which hearing aid manufacturer to choose! We hope you will find this information useful.
Major Hearing Aid Manufacturers
Hearing aids are marketed by many companies, both Japanese and foreign. So what are the main hearing aid manufacturers? Let's take a look at some of the major manufacturers.
- Signia
- Phonak
- Oticon
- Starkey
- GN ReSound
- Widex
- Cortitone
- Beltone
- Unitron
These are especially famous.
Let's also take a look at Japanese manufacturers
- Panasonic
- Rion
- Makitie
I guess these are the most common manufacturers in Japan. Basically, these are the most commonly used manufacturers.
Differences between hearing aid manufacturers
Even within the same hearing aid, each manufacturer has its own unique sound.
Ultimately, you will choose a hearing aid based on the manufacturer and features of the sound you prefer. There are also different price ranges and different types of hearing aids available, so if there is a manufacturer you are interested in, you will have to go to a store that carries it and try it out.
How to choose a hearing aid manufacturer
More than which hearing aid manufacturer you choose, it is basically very important which store you buy your hearing aids from. Different manufacturers have different sounds, but more important than the difference in sound is how well they can adjust the final product to suit your needs. In particular, there are times when you are interested in a hearing aid from a particular manufacturer, but there is only one store near you that does not carry that hearing aid. In this case, you should be more aware of how well that store adjusts you than the manufacturer. Especially in the case of foreign manufacturers, there are audiologists, experts who specialize in adjusting hearing aids. If you buy from a shop that does not have this type of adjustment, it is like buying a pair of glasses that do not fit properly, and no matter how expensive and good the hearing aid is, it will be completely useless. Although there are differences in sound between manufacturers, you should be able to make a choice based on your budget and preferences.
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