Signia Silk Charge&Go IX Colors:

The new Silk will come in two colors:

• black
• mocha

It will have a brushed outside for added discreetness so that light does not catch the color.

Technology Levels:

And three different technology levels: 3IX (Standard), 5IX (Advanced), 7IX (Premium)

Key Features of the Signia Silk Charge&Go IX Hearing Aids

The Signia Silk Charge&Go IX hearing aids come with a portable charger that holds up to 4 days of additional charges.

These CIC aids are ready-to-wear. Meaning they are not custom fit to your ears, but instead use “click-sleeves”. These sleeves come in different sizes and styles so that you can have the most comfortable fit for your ear.

Built on the new Signia Integrated Experience (IX) technology platform.

1. The hearing aids start by analyzing a lot of data every second (192,000 points per second). This helps them understand what’s going on around you, so they can help you hear better. It’s like the hearing aids are super smart and know where you are.
2. Next, the hearing aids make the voices of the people you’re talking to louder. This makes it easier to have clear conversations, even in noisy places. It’s not like noise-canceling headphones that block out all the sounds – you can still hear what’s happening around you.
3. The hearing aids keep updating themselves 1,000 times per second. This means they’re always adjusting to your surroundings, so you can be part of any conversation. They’re also ready for the latest Bluetooth technology, which your hearing specialist can help you with.
4. They have a good rechargeable battery, so you won’t miss out on hearing because the battery died. You can charge them in different ways, and there’s a new charger that looks interesting.
5. There’s a user-friendly app that lets you customize your hearing aid settings. You can change the volume, adjust how clear things sound, switch to different modes for different places, and even track your steps. Having a good app makes people happier with their hearing aids.

Signia’s Journey: Pioneering Hearing Aid Technology through the Years