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Which hearing aid style is best for you?

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Hear better in the style that suits you

It can be difficult to decide which hearing aid style is right. Because each person’s hearing loss is different, Philips HearLink premium hearing aids come in many different styles, models, and colors to match skin tones, needs, and preferences.

On this page, you can learn more about the different styles and maybe come one step further in your journey towards choosing the right hearing aids for you.

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    Rechargeable miniRITE 50

    Philips HearLink 50 miniRITE are discreet, rechargeable hearing aids that help shape the sounds you need to connect to what you love at every moment. Powered by AI technology, HearLink 50 removes distracting background noise and prioritizes speech, so you can connect with confidence.

  • Philips HearLink rechargeable hearing aids MiniRITE TR for mild to severe hearing loss.

    The rechargeable

    The lithium-ion rechargeable receiver-in-the-ear hearing aid. Fully charged within only 3 hours for a full day of power. This hearing aid can have different speakers for mild to severe hearing losses.

  • See an example of the rechargeable Philips HearLink mini behind the ear hearing aids also called miniBTE T R from Philips Hearing Solutions

    Robust rechargeable
    miniBTE T R

    This rechargeable hearing aid is powered with AI sound technology for even better hearing. The rechargeable battery is fully charged within only 3.5 hours. It is commonly used for slight to moderately severe hearing losses. It is a full-featured behind-the-ear hearing aid with telecoil and push button.

  • Philips HearLink miniRITE T behind the ear hearing aid.

    The functional

    The discreet receiver-in-the-ear hearing aid with telecoil, and double Program Button. This hearing aid can have different speakers for mild to severe hearing losses.

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    Powerful BTE SP

    The long-lasting behind-the-ear hearing aid with telecoil, single, and double push button. This hearing aid is fitted with an earmold for severe to profound hearing losses.

  • Philips HearLink invisible-in-canal (IIC) in-the-ear hearing aid

    Extra small IIC

    The smallest Philips HearLink hearing aid that fits deeply in the ear canal and is practically invisible. This hearing aid style is for mild to moderately severe hearing losses.

  • Philips HearLink completely-in-canal in-the-ear hearing aid (CIC)

    Discreet CIC

    This in-the-ear hearing aid style is for mild to moderately severe hearing losses. It is worn completely in the ear canal and is barely visible from the outside.

  • Philips HearLink in-the-canal in-the-ear hearing aid (ITC)

    Convertible ITC

    This in-the-ear hearing aid offers many options for individualization including Program Button and Volume Control. This hearing aid style is for mild to severe hearing losses. It is worn in the ear canal and is visibly discreet.

  • See an example of the non-rechargeable Philips HearLink in the ear half shell hearing aids also called ITE HS from Philips Hearing Solutions

    Versatile ITE HS

    This hearing aid style is for slight to severe hearing losses. It is worn in the ear canal and fills about half of the concha (bowl-shaped area outside the opening of the ear canal). The larger size enables space for full features like a volume control and directional microphones to help when listening in noise.

  • See an example of the non-rechargeable Philips HearLink in the ear full shell hearing aids also called ITE FS from Philips Hearing Solutions

    Flexible ITE FS

    This hearing aid style is for slight to severe hearing losses. It is worn in the ear canal and fills most of the concha (bowl-shaped area just outside the opening of the ear canal). The larger size enables space for full features like a volume control and directional microphones to help when listening in noise.

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    Mighty BTE UP

    The most powerful HearLink behind-the-ear hearing aid. This full-featured hearing aid style is extremely robust and is for severe to profound hearing losses.

  • See an example of the non-rechargeable Philips HearLink mini behind the ear hearing aids also called miniBTE T from Philips Hearing Solutions

    Robust miniBTE T

    This hearing aid is powered with AI sound technology for even better hearing. It is most commonly used for slight to moderately severe hearing losses. It is a full-featured behind-the-ear hearing aid with telecoil and push button.

User reviews

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  • Kate Johnstone, United States

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    Guadalupe Lugo Durán, Mexico

  • Female, Japan

How it feels to wear Philips HearLink hearing aids

Being able to hear makes it easier to communicate and contribute to conversations with our loved ones, enjoy small talk with neighbors, and spend time with friends. Each of these kinds of social interactions can be enriching and make us feel more included in our communities and content with our lives.

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The technological features of the hearing aids

For people with hearing loss, the biggest difficulty of all is to communicate in noisy places. While most hearing aids can provide decent support in quiet places, it takes the most sophisticated technology to provide efficient support in noise.

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    Receiver-in-the-ear
    & behind-the-ear styles

    RITE hearing aids fit behind the ear with a speaker that inserts into the ear canal. BTE hearing aids fit behind the ear with an earpiece that fits into the ear canal. They are still small but come slightly bigger so they can accommodate a range of additional technological features such as connectivity to mobile phones, special settings for music and more.

  • Philips HearLink in-the-canal in-the-ear hearing aid (ITC)

    In-the-ear styles

    These styles are very small and fit in the ear canal. They improve hearing, but have fewer extra technological perks.

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Do you need hearing aids? Check your hearing!

Have you noticed that your hearing has changed? Maybe you find that people mumble or that you need to turn up the volume on the TV more than before? These can be signs of hearing loss.

Our online hearing test can give you an indication of whether you should visit a hearing care specialist for further testing and guidance on hearing aids.

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Contact a hearing care specialist near you

If you need to find a local hearing care specialist, you can use our hearing center locator tool.

A hearing care specialist can help you with testing, advice, fitting and provide you with the Philips HearLink hearing aids that match your needs and preferences.

The hearing care specialist can also help you if you need support after purchasing your hearing aids.