Signia’s Integrated Xperience (IX) platform offers a range of hearing aid models, each tailored to meet diverse user needs through varying technology levels. These technology levels include 1IX, 2IX, 3IX, 5IX, and 7IX.
Technical Features:
Full RealTime Conversation Enhancement — helps you follow group conversations even in noise
Dynamic Focus Streams & Conversation Booster – isolates and enhances key speakers
Automatic mic focus, even to the side or behind (great in cars)
Most advanced background noise handling
Full access to Signia Assistant, health tracking, and streaming
All tinnitus therapies included (notch, ocean waves, static noise)
Ideal For: Socially active users in noisy environments with group conversations. Perfect if you’re on the go, often in noisy places, and want your hearing aids to do the thinking.
Technical Features:
Many of the same group conversation tools (but limited compared to 7 IX)
Good directional speech tracking and noise reduction
Own Voice Processing for natural sound of your own voice
Full Signia App, streaming, tinnitus therapy, and motion detection
Less sophisticated group conversation handling compared to 7 IX
Ideal For: Moderately social lifestyles with occasional group situations. Users who want high-quality sound in both social and quiet settings.
Technical Features:
Basic speech enhancement tools
Natural sound and automatic adjustment
Access to Signia Assistant, My WellBeing tracking
Streaming & tinnitus support
Doesn’t handle complex, noisy group environments as well as 7 IX or 5 IX
Ideal For: Everyday conversations, quieter environments, small groups. If you mainly need help in 1-on-1 or small group settings.
Technical Features:
Clear speech in calm environments
Feedback cancellation (less whistling)
Basic directional microphone and background noise reduction
Streaming and app access still included
No advanced group conversation tracking
Ideal For: Quiet lifestyle, mostly 1-on-1 conversations or TV watching. Good for someone who stays home or is in consistently quiet spaces.
Technical Features:
Clear speech in very quiet settings
App access, basic sound processing
No support for noisy places or multitalker conversations
No advanced noise filtering or speech tracking
Ideal For: First-time users with minimal hearing challenges who want a simple, affordable option, and rarely leave quiet environments.
Feature | 7 IX | 5 IX | 3 IX | 2 IX | 1 IX |
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RealTime Conversation Enhancement | ✔ | Limited | ✘ | ✘ | ✘ |
Own Voice Processing (OVP 2.0) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
Bluetooth Streaming & Hands-Free Calling | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ (limited) |
Signia Assistant (AI Support) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Motion Sensor Awareness | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ |
Tinnitus Therapy (All Modes) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | Limited | Limited |
Advanced Noise Reduction | ✔✔ | ✔ | Basic | Basic | ✘ |
What it does: Helps you hear multiple people in group conversations, even when there’s a lot of background noise.
Why it matters: You won’t miss out when several people are talking at once — like at dinner parties or busy cafés.
What it does: Recognizes your own voice and makes it sound natural, not artificial or too loud.
Why it matters: You can comfortably hear yourself speak without being distracted or annoyed.
What it does: Lets you stream calls, music, TV, and more directly to your hearing aids. Some models also let you talk on the phone without holding it (hands-free).
Why it matters: Clearer sound for entertainment and communication — and no more fiddling with phones in noisy places.
What it does: An AI-powered helper in your phone’s Signia app that learns your preferences and adjusts your hearing aids instantly.
Why it matters: If something doesn’t sound right, you can fix it yourself anytime — no waiting for an appointment.
What it does: Detects if you’re walking, sitting, or moving and adjusts the microphones and sound settings accordingly.
Why it matters: Whether you’re walking down a noisy street or sitting in a meeting, your hearing aids will automatically adjust to help you hear better.
What it does: Plays gentle background sounds (like ocean waves or soft tones) to soothe ringing or buzzing in the ears.
Why it matters: Helps reduce the annoyance of tinnitus and makes it easier to focus, sleep, or relax.
What it does: Filters out background noise like traffic, clinking dishes, or chatter from across the room, so speech is easier to hear.
Why it matters: You can focus on who you’re talking to without being overwhelmed by other sounds.
Remember, selecting the appropriate technology level depends on individual hearing requirements, daily activities, and personal preferences. Consulting with a hearing care professional can provide valuable insights and guidance in choosing the most suitable Signia IX model to enhance one’s hearing experience effectively.
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