The ReSound company concentrates on the engineering of sound to make better products for hearing every day. ReSound products bring better sound results to your ears to help you “be more, do more and be more than you ever thought possible.”

Widex products “learn” with you as you go about life in many hearing environments. Programmed components in Widex hearing devices make it the “world’s first smart hearing aid.” Widex makes products for every type of hearing loss and designs its hearing aids to sound as close to perfect as possible.

Phonak designs products to simplify life automatically by including the newest hearing technology. Phonak wants to make products that guarantee “life is on” for every wearer. Better hearing helps emotionally and physically deal better with a noisy world.

Every Signia hearing aid is designed to allow wearers to hear everything that matters to them. The company makes battery-operated and rechargeable products for every type of hearing loss. Signia offers hearing aids with acoustic motion sensors that help electronically find the sound direction you want to hear.

Unitron technology follows the advice and suggestions of their users, allowing designers to improve products according to what the wearers need. The company uses the latest hearing technologies to advance the idea that every step of acquiring and using a hearing device should be enjoyable.

Starkey believes that hearing better leads to living better, which is why they develop products that help users hear in all kinds of noisy environments. The company makes a wide variety of hearing aids that connect wirelessly to your electronic devices like iPhones.

Oticon offers many styles of hearing aids for all types of hearing loss. The company follows the latest technology advances in hearing aid design and designs devices that “change conventions and lives.”

Lyric makes extended-wear hearing devices that are some of the smallest in the industry. Lyric hearing aids are inserted in the ears by the audiologist and can be worn continuously for up to three months. They sit very close to the eardrum and use very little battery power. These tiny devices are not right for everyone but could be a good product for those who have difficulty physically handling their devices every day.