For your peace of mind all hearing aids in our Digital Value Range come complete with a 2 year manufacturers guarantee.

Directional microphones prioritise sounds coming from a certain direction while suppressing background noise from other directions.

A hearing aid with adaptive directionality will analyse your environment and choose where to focus the hearing aid microphones so you capture the most important sounds.

Essentially a process within the hearing aid that detects and reduces the impact of sudden, jarring noises, like a door slamming or clattering dishes for a more comfortable hearing experience.

Feedback is the name given to the whistling sound that you may have heard typically with older or analogue hearing aids. The feedback suppression feature identifies this feedback and suppresses it, providing you with better quality, more comfortable hearing - and no whistling!

Telecoils (or T-Coils) allow certain audio sources to be directly connected to a hearing aid helping to filter out annoying background noise. They can be used with telephones, FM systems (with neck loops), and induction loop systems. Loop systems can be found in most public buildings and use magnetic signals to transmit sounds to the hearing aid.

Hearing aids with wind noise reduction automatically sense wind conditions and supress the related noise for comfort. This hearing aid feature is particularly useful for people who spend a lot of time outdoors; whether walking in the countryside, by the sea or playing golf.