ReSound Hearing Aid Reviews

Founded in 1943, ReSound grew on its own before partnering with Danish giant The GN Group in 1996, which subsequently bought the company in 1999. Headquartered in Denmark, ReSound hearing aids are now sold in more than 80 countries worldwide. 

ReSound Innovations

ReSound brought the first software-based hearing aids to market in 1996 and later developed the first 2.4 GHz technology that enabled direct connectivity. Initially developed for Apple hearing aids, this technology provided better sound quality and direct stereo sound streaming. The company’s current hearing aids feature fifth- and sixth-generation 2.4 GHz technology.

The ReSound remote microphone is designed to mimic the function of the pinna (auricle), the outer part of your ear. The purpose of the pinna is to gather sound energy and help direct it to the eardrum. The remote microphone leverages the natural shape of your ear to improve hearing through increased directional location, wind noise reduction, and sound localization.

Types of Hearing Aids

ReSound offers several different models and basic types for mild to profound hearing loss, including a budget-friendly line of hearing aids. They also offer pediatric hearing aids for children and teens who need extra powerful hearing aids to treat severe to profound hearing loss. Surround Sound by ReSound enables hearing sounds from 360 degrees without turning your head.

LiNX Quattro

LiNX Quattro provides an array of benefits, starting with exceptional sound quality that enables users to talk and listen with ease. This fully streaming hearing aid allows you to stream directly in stereo from smart devices, as well as to discreet custom hearing aids. The highly advanced rechargeable solution also enables receiving fine-tuning adjustments from the comfort of your home.

LiNX 3D

The most advanced digital hearing aid offered by ReSound, LiNX 3D helps you better identify speech in noisy settings. According to stats listed on the model page, this device is up to 50% better at identifying speech in various environments compared to other premium brands. In addition, you can use the LiNX 3D as a pair of wireless headphones, making it easy to stream calls from your iPhone® directly to your hearing aids.

ENZO 3D

The smallest hearing aid designed for severe to profound hearing loss, the ENZO 3D model features Binaural Directionality III and Spatial Sense technology that improves the ability to hear in noisy settings. According to stats listed on the model page, this device provides 60% more clarity of sounds around you, which results in 60% better speech understanding in noise (compared to binaural beamforming in hearing aids for severe to profound hearing loss). 

Up Smart

This new type of Smart hearing aid adapts to the way children learn and play, combining the best available sound quality, access to speech, and different ways to connect to the world. Features include Surround Sound, wireless connectivity to iPhones® and other Apple products, and a “Finder” function if hearing aids are misplaced.

Mic-in-Helix (MIH)

An exclusive offering from ReSound, the MIH is a unique solution for all types of hearing loss, and one of several available custom hearing aid options. The largest part and computerized ‘brain’ of the MIH design sits in the ear, while the microphone is located discreetly under the small rim of your ear (called the helix) and connected by an invisible wire. The MIH hearing aid is small and an ideal solution for reducing wind noise and annoying whistling (feedback). 

Omnia

Tailored to cater to various degrees of hearing impairment, ReSound Omnia hearing aids provide a range of models, each tailored to individual requirements and tastes. From rechargeable options for easy battery handling to nearly imperceptible designs for inconspicuous use, the Omnia series represents state-of-the-art hearing aid innovation. 

Pros and Cons

ReSound hearing aids feature iSolate nanotech, an ultra-thin and unique coating comprised of a nanoscale polymer mixture that forms a guard against sweat, moisture, and humidity. This protective material bonds with the hearing aid at a molecular level and coats every internal and external element of ReSound devices. The company also offers a free online hearing test.

A con is the lack of transparency on pricing, since the company doesn’t post specific model prices on its website. The approximate cost is $1,200 and $3,000 per hearing aid. Comparatively, they offer fewer models than many competitors.

Start Your Journey to Better Hearing

Even if you’ve decided to purchase hearing aids through ReSound, it’s best to schedule a free consultation with a licensed hearing care professional. They will assess your needs and help you make the best decision to fit your unique situation.

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