
Immerse yourself in outstanding speech clarity
Released by Signia on May 18, 2021, Pure Charge&Go AX is Signia's most popular rechargeable hearing aid for mild-to-severe hearing losses. Charge&G... READ MORE
Be Brilliant™ with Augmented Xperience hearing technology
Released by Signia on May 2, 2022 Pure 312 AX is Signia's go-to non-rechargeable receiver-in-canal hearing aid, for wearers with mild-to-severe hearin... READ MORE
Tailor-made without the wait
Released by Signia on July 13, 2020, Silk X is an instant-fit CIC hearing aid, ideal for wearers with mild to moderate hearing loss. Silk X is most... READ MORE
Brilliant hearing discreetly custom-made for you
Released by Signia on September 22, 2021, Insio Charge&Go AX is a custom, in-the-ear, rechargeable hearing aid, for mild-to-severe hearing losses. ... READ MORE
Tailored sound in an award-winning design
Released by Signia on March 1, 2021, Signia Active is a first-of-its-kind device. Active is most well known for being one of the first devices to ... READ MORE
Award-winning design for brilliant speech clarity
Released by Signia on September 1, 2022, Styletto AX is Signia’s fourth-generation “fashion-forward hearing aid” built on the all new AX platfor... READ MORE
Be Brilliant™ with Pure Charge&Go X
As of May 18, 2021, Pure Charge&Go X is an outdated model. If you’re interested in this model, we’d recommend checking out the next generation mod... READ MORE
Experience a new era of wearability
Released by Signia on July 16, 2020, Styletto X is now an outdated model. If you're interested in this hearing aid, we'd recommend checking out the n... READ MORE
Be Brilliant™ with Signia Pure 312 X
Released by Signia on September 17, 2019, Pure 312 X is an outdated model. If you're interested in this hearing aid, we'd recommend checking out the n... READ MORE
Signia- “Life Sounds Brilliant”

Signia brought a startup mentality and several new innovations to a company with roots in the industry dating back to 1878. In just a few short years, Signia has introduced several innovative products and has carved out a market share it rightfully earned.
Signia's most recent notable achievement is the release of their Augmented Xperience (AX) platform, which powers their best-selling Pure Charge&Go AX hearing aids.
Best selling Signia hearing aids as of Mar 24, 2023
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Signia hearing aid reviews
Expert reviews
Read what a few of our favorite ZipHearing providers have to say about Signia
What I like
Signia is definitely one of my go-to hearing aids because of their reliability and quality of materials. I have worked with every hearing aid manufacturer and have the fewest repairs with my Signia products. Outside of the terrific sound quality and integrated noise suppression circuitry I find that patients take easily to their sleeve domes that will not accidentally come off in their ear with the built in positive snap connection.
What needs improving
On the negative side of Signia, I find that they are a little conservative when I ask them to make deep or long custom instruments. I think they tend to give insertion comfort priority over power requirements when building their custom shells. Sometime we just need to make the hearing aids as deep into the ear as possible and they hold back a little
What I like
I have often mentioned that out of the 7 leading manufacturers, Signia would more than likely be my choice if I were to need hearing aids. For years, I have seen tremendous growth and innovations in their newer products and they have one of the most extensive lists of options to match most consumers' lifestyle and budget. Their latest chip, Signia A/X, focuses on improving speech understanding in noisy environments by having one processor focus specifically on noise while a seperate one focuses on the speech source. This separation has led to our patients stating that it's the clearest sound they have ever heard. These improvements, paired with being the only company with a dedicated face mask mode for improved understanding, are just a fraction of the tools available to help the patient hear better than they ever have with hearing aids.
What needs improving
Now like all companies their hearing aids aren't without faults. I have long wished for Signia to insert an LED light on the physical housing of their Receiver in the Ear Canal hearing aids so that when users manually power them off/on that they can see an indicator flashing and confirm that it was done so successfully. Most users just power them off on the charger which is a breeze, however some may want to power them off when going to the pool or beach in our warm Florida climate. Also, the A/X chip is their first to support the ASHA protocol for Binaural content streaming from Android mobile phones. Although this is a major leap and one most manufacturers do not support, I still feel that Iphone users will still have a much smoother listening experience when streaming VS the Android users. Nevertheless, these cons dont take away from the incredible listening experience they are providing and I will continue recommending their products for most consumers when appropriate.
What I like
The Signia brand of hearing aid technology has always been proven to be a top level performing hearing aid for our customers. They have a great performing hearing aid for all different types of hearing losses that I come across in my office. Signia has a wide variety of different styles of hearing aids as well. This makes it easy for customer's expectations and preferences to be met and exceeded. Signia's new pure charge and go AX hearing aid technology has some of the best sound quality and clarity I've worked with. Their hearing aid's Bluetooth phone call streaming technology is clear sounding and works easily.
What needs improving
Even though Signia is in most cases my go to hearing aid hearing for my customers, I do find that the super power hearing aids users can prefer another manufacturer's sound quality from time to time. It would also be very helpful if they came out with a rechargeable custom hearing aid to their hearing aid technology portfolio.
What I like
Signia produces hearing instruments that provide wearers with maximum clarity in all situations. With an extended bandwidth Signia makes music sound much more realistic than ever before. Signia hearing instruments have been tested to provide better hearing in noise than normal hearing. We appreciate the variety of styles Signia offers to meet everyones needs. Some of the unique hearing instruments Signia offers are the invisible Silk devices along with the Styletto which has a very appealing style and a carrying case with an internal battery to charge your aids on the go!
What needs improving
We would like to see some better options for the in the ear hearing devices.
What I like
Signia designs really impressive, unique consumer features. With everything from the rechargeable bluetooth in-the-ear Active X to the sleek and stylish Styletto RIC, they have a product that will likely fit your aesthetic preference. In addition, features like motion sensors, dual processors, and Own Voice Processing allow the potential for great hearing even in noisy places.
What needs improving
Their RIC devices don't fit all ear canals comfortably. We'd love to see a curve in the speaker outlet for a better all-around fit
What I like
Signia is one of the “Big 6” hearing aid manufacturers internationally. Signa was founded by Siemens a 100-year-old German multinational company known for telecommunications, MRI’s and other industrial technologies. That electrical engineering and innovation background made Signia one of the leaders in hearing technology. Like its other Big 6 competitors, Signia offers Bluetooth connectivity, rechargeables, and different styles from BTE’s for severe hearing loss to tiny mini CIC’s for those with mild to moderate hearing losses seeking discreet hearing assistance. Signia’s current AX model platform boasts the only hearing device on the market with two separate processors, one to seek and process speech and the other to reduce background noise. The AX platform also utilizes a feature termed “Own Voice Processing” in which the processors can recognize the user’s voice to minimize it from being amplified and sounding “artificial” or plugged up which can be a problem for 1 st timer hearing aid users. I find myself fitting more and more Signia products because patients really are pleased with sound quality of the device and I receive increasingly more phone calls requesting Signia products.
What needs improving
Signia makes a great “off the shelf” RIC product but their shell lab is lacking. Despite being the first hearing aid manufacturer to develop scanning technology of ears to make custom products, those models typically don’t fit well. This is puzzling and find myself looking to different hearing manufacturer when a patient wants a custom products or needs earmolds. I would like to see Signia work on its advertising and market penetration. Signia has shrunk in terms of name recognition the last 4-5 years, likely due to more aggressive marketing by several of its competitors. As a hearing aid dispenser, this sometimes makes it tough to encourage patients to try their product if they are not as familiar with the Signia brand as much as other manufacturers.
What I like
I have found Signia to be one of the hearing aid manufacturers that consistently releases meaningfully-different and consistently-improving technology. Their new product, the Augmented Xperience (AX) hearing aids provide some of the longest-lasting rechargeable battery life in the industry. Additionally, they have a portable charger that holds its own charge, which is useful if you want to travel lightly on short trips. The AX now comes in a variety of form factors. A rechargeable in-the-ear hearing aid is available, as is a super thin behind-the-ear "Styletto" model. These options allow me to serve a wide range of patients with a variety of needs. On the programming side, I particularly enjoy their "Own Voice Processing" which helps patients acclimate to the sound of their own voice when they start wearing hearing aids. This can be difficult for new hearing aid users, so it is nice to have a specific feature to help mitigate this challenge. The app for mobile phones is very user-friendly and easy to use, and Signia has begun including select Android phones in their list of Bluetooth streaming-capable phones.
What needs improving
I would like to see Signia reach the level of Bluetooth streaming capabilities that Phonak has reached. As of now, only certain Android phones can stream phone calls and other audio into Signia hearing aids.
Latest user reviews

I’m pretty darn comfortable with them
Hi, I’m Chris, I guess I’m what you’d call a hearing loss survivor. I’m doing a lot better than I was a little while ago. It was about 5 years ago, I started noticing little things that indicated I had some hearing loss, and that came in the form of having trouble understanding what people might be saying, especially in a crowded environment like a restaurant, understanding TV dialogue, especially when there’s a lot of music or background noise, listening to music, a number of different things. But things really came to terms about 2 years ago when I very suddenly had an onset of tinnitus, so my ears started ringing and it didn’t stop. So it was very concerning to me and very hard to get accustomed to. So I did go and get my ears tested only to discover that I had pretty significant high end loss, my high frequencies, and that’s where a lot of the articulation of words takes place, so the letters K, S, F, P, kinda get blurred together, you don’t hear those clearly, so it makes conversation and dialogue difficult to understand. So over a little bit of time I came to terms with the idea that I needed to get hearing aids. One thing I learned is that with hearing loss over a long period of time, you have a higher chance of experiencing cognitive loss and it was important enough to me to prevent that from happening downstream to say okay I’ve gotta go forward with this. Well I started out on my own finding a provider and I had an experience with one that was actually terrible. They wanted to spend no more than 60 minutes with me to test my ears, give me a diagnosis, and tell me which product I should have, and spend an unbelievable amount of money to do it. So I left there feeling really uncomfortable about it and did some more research and that’s when I found ZipHearing, I got a call from Jeff, right out of the gates he made it clear that he could help me, get, if I did choose that exact same brand he’d help me save well over a thousand dollars on them, which got my attention, but also said he’d put me in touch a provider that would work with me and make sure they were sensitive with my specific needs and took the time to get me into the right product. So I did go forward with that and I found a provider that did just that, spent time really understanding what I needed and pointed me eventually to a product that I’ve been real happy with, it’s Signia, here’s a little charger, and that’s the product in my ear. I’ve been wearing these for about 6 weeks now, I’m pretty darn comfortable with them, that’s what the piece looks like, they go in and out easily, it took me about a day to figure out how to do this without thinking much about it. They’re not super visible, which was nice, I was kind of sensitive to that. I now am having a much better time hearing dialogue, I really really notice this at the end of the day when I go to bed and I take them out, if my wife is still talking to me about anything at that point in the day, I frequently have to ask her to repeat herself, I really notice wow the difference is huge without them. And I just pop them in here at the end of the night, this is the charger, so they charge all night. About once a week I’ve gotta plug this in and give this a charge itself, but I find that the charge lasts, I think there’s been one time where they’ve lost power and I’d not paid attention, there’s a light on here if this has enough juice to charge the actual aids, and I didn’t pay attention to that and they ran out, but they charge very quickly in about 30 minutes you get practically a full charge. So very happy with them, I would recommend these to other people, but I think it’s kind of a personal thing, there are a bunch of different styles that could be purely in ear and so forth so it’s something you need to spend a little time looking into. But overall I would really recommend more than anything else, don’t allow yourself to get pressured, I think there are a lot of vendors and companies in this space that use a lot of fear tactics, and pressure you, and make you pay too much. Take your time, let ZipHearing help you find a provider that will spend the time they need to with you, be really sensitive to what your specific situation is, and in the long run save you an awful lot of money too. So I’m very happy with the decision I made and I wish you luck in doing the same yourself.

I love the small size, I love the natural sound
Hi, my name is Tim B. and I’m from Louisville, KY. I’m approximately 72 years old. About 5 years ago I received in the mail, as perhaps many of you do, a notification about free hearing tests that are available through local audiologists. I took advantage of that, went in and had a test and confirmed that yes my hearing was now at a moderate level, and also I had some concerns because I have tinnitus in my left ear. I tried one of their products, and about the only products they had available at that time were over the ear, which was not of interest to me at that time. And I thought well maybe in years to come the technology will get better. And what I found in September of this year was that it was in fact getting better. Again I received a notice on a card from Miracle Ear, went in and had a discussion with them and talked about their products. However they were very expensive, and I was quite concerned that the people were not able to address some of my questions and provide additional information about some of their products which I found on the internet. I then went to Oticon and although a better experience, the only thing that they could fit me in, or suggest to me, was what is referred to has a half-shell device and I thought well I’m still seeing a lot of information about better technology and smaller devices. Continuing my research I came across ZipHearing and I had a conversation with them and found out that yes in fact one of their key manufacturers, Signia, was known for making small products and putting a lot of technology in a small device. I likened it very much to how Sony used to do that with many of their electrical audio devices and players and so forth that they had through the years, kind of a specialist in miniaturization. I spoke further with the Zip people and found out that they had a couple of products that I was interested in. One was the Insio device, which is again, a half-shell type device that was gonna fit in my ear, but most interested also in a device they called Silk which fits very much inside the ear. After many conversations with them I was hooked up with an audiologist and I was able to actually try both products and I ended up with the Silk product, and let me share with you what that product looks like. You can see that it is very small and it fits inside my ear. One of the reasons I went with the Silk product is because my, the sound of my voice when I speak was much more normal and natural and they actually have a tip, a vented tip on the device that makes that sound of your own voice much easier and not as offensive as something that’s entirely blocking the ear. I love the small size, I love the natural sound and I found that the battery replacement which I do about every 3-4 days is not a real problem versus rechargeable units that were in the half shell. Some of my wishes would be that there was more options on their app to be able to adjust the various programs, perhaps in the future those features will be added, I think also as a customer being able to label those different programs that are set up by the audiologist would be a great help, right now they’re called Universal, Program 2, Program 3, Program 4. Allowing the customer on the app to be able to input the name of those programs for example Outdoors, Restaurant, Sporting Event, those types of things, certainly also I look to the future when perhaps maybe rechargeability, not having to use the batteries, and Bluetooth technology will be compact and be able to be put into the Silk device. I definitely recommend the Silk product, I look forward as a matter of fact to any new technology with the Silk product they make, and I’ve actually offered my name to the Signia people to be able to test any new products that they might come out with, late newer versions of the Silk product, perhaps with new features and functions and technology. There’s not a lot of information available on the internet that I could find when I was doing comparisons. One I did find that you may be interested in also is a site called HearingTracker.com, that was at least able to compare on a very high level, products from different manufacturers, again it’s at a very high level but it was the only independent site I seemed to be able to find. Overall, one other recommendation is certainly to find an audiologist that you’re comfortable with and will answer your questions. I found it interesting in that, the time I spent with the audiologist is probably more time than I spent with my GP in the last few years. Thank you very much.

I am a recording engineer…I absolutely just love them.
Greetings, my name is David H. and I am a recording engineer, as maybe you can see behind me, this is kinda what I do for a living, and I have for 47 years. But as I got older of course, the high frequency in both ears kinda started dropping which is normally just age related, but it got to a point where my mixes weren’t sounding that great because when you’re mixing music, if I can’t hear the high frequencies in what’s happening with the music I tend to add more high frequencies in the mix, and then of course people with hearing that isn’t reduced in the top end they hear it and they go “boy that’s brittle on the top.” So it was getting frustrating and I was hesitant to, I kinda guess call it in denial about wanting to get hearing aids, but I did a bunch of research and I came up with this company called ZipHearing and they just really did me well, they connected me with a fantastic audiologist in the area where I live and I ended up taking home 3 pairs of very good hearing aids to try and I tested them in my studio, robustly, and I came up with a pair that I really like and these are the Signia, I don’t think you can see them well, but they’re Signias and I absolutely just love them. They’re not tinny, I can hear the top end of mixes, my mixes are translated much better out of the studio now than ever before and not only that, professionally, but I can hear my wife’s conversations, in restaurants we can talk, and it’s got a remote control where I can turn off the sides more if I’m talking to someone and there’s too much ambient noise so, for a lot of musician friends I’ve recommended these to and I’m sure they’re calling in because I’ve told them it’s just a game changer for me. So if you’re experiencing some hearing loss, whether you’re a musician, an engineer, or just a regular person that’s having trouble hearing conversations, ZipHearing, fantastic to work with, easy to work with, and I couldn’t be happier, so get get ‘em, thanks.

I have what’s called a “CROS”
Hi I’m Gail from Delaware, this is my review of the Signia Charge&Go AX hearing aids. About a year ago I lost most hearing in my left ear. I have some hearing loss in my right ear, but my left ear has too much hearing loss to correct. So I have what’s called a CROS which transfers the left sound to my right ear so I can hear sounds coming from the left also. The Signia Charge&Go AX are small, there’s one for the left ear, one for the right ear, they are easy to use, they have great sound quality, no feedback or static. They are rechargeable, so like a cell phone, plug it in, and I put the hearing aids in at night and they charge overnight and they’re ready in the morning. It also has a cell phone app to adjust volume or direction or for a noisy environment, if I’m in a restaurant or somewhere and there’s just too much background noise I can adjust it to tone that out so I can hear the voices of people that are near me. It also helps in the car, to drown out the noisy environment from the traffic noise. I would highly recommend the Signia Charge&Go AX. I like it, this is my first experience with a hearing aid so I don’t have a lot of others to compare to, but this is working well for me. My advice would be to work with your audiologist to get the best possible hearing aid needed for your particular situation. Thanks

I couldn’t be happier
Hi, my name is Debbie and I live in Orlando, FL. I’m a first time hearing aid wearer and I can’t believe how much my life has changed for the better since I started wearing hearing aids. I never thought I had a hearing problem. I knew that I had allergies and that I had fluid in my ear a lot of times but I took some medicine and just kinda cleared it up. But my son and my daughter-in-law were having a baby in July and I was in the hospital with them and he’s screaming for me, and I didn’t even hear him- that it was time for the delivery. So I figured, I’m starting to miss the important things in life, so I better go get my hearing checked. So I went to an ENT thinking okay we just got fluid again, maybe we got some wax, we’ll get some medicine and things will be fine. What I didn’t know was that I had a profound hearing loss in my left ear and my right ear wasn’t much better. So once I got over the shock that I really do have a hearing problem, I then spoke with the audiologist in the ENT’s office and kind of got an idea what type of hearing aids were out there- in the ear, outside the ear, in the canal. I mean I got really confused with all of the different choices and there didn’t seem to be anybody that could help me make an informed decision. So I left the office, didn’t make any decisions at all, and I came home and I talked to some friends who I knew had hearing aids, I did a ton of research on the internet about the different types, the different companies, and during that search I came across a company called ZipHearing, and I’m very glad that I did. That was the company that I ultimately went with, and the hearing aid that I selected was called the Signia C&G T AX, I selected a rose gold model and it works very easily, it just slides over my ear, and the reason I selected the over the ear is because I actually had better sound quality than the other ones that were actually in the canal. I thought at first that I wanted in the ear canal so that nobody would see because I was totally embarrassed that I had to wear hearing aids at my age. But it was explained to me that you hear more of an echo of your own voice when you have the in the ear canal and some of them are uncomfortable. So I’m extremely happy with the over the ear, it sits in, it’s very comfortable, I don’t know it’s there and I’m able to do all of the things I normally do. I go to the gym, I play with my new granddaughter, and I take walks with the dog, so, it’s been excellent for my quality of life. The reason I like the hearing aid, besides the reasons I told you, is that, it has a great charger, it’s very portable and the charge lasts for at least 3 days, because when I went up to see my other grandkids in another state, I forgot the charger, and the battery lasted 3 days, so I like this, it comes with a great kit, you can see where there’s the manuals there, there’s a brushing a cleaning kit that comes with it. And ZipHearing has a unique approach to hearing aids, in that you work with a local provider, and the local provider, I actually had 3 choices, and I selected the one that was not necessarily close to my house but the one that sounded like it would fit me best. So we had a hearing evaluation and we went through the pros and cons of all the different ones and I can’t be happier with the hearing aid that I selected and the way that ZipHearing arranges all of the follow ups for you. So my advice to anybody that is considering hearing aids,is do your research and then don’t be surprised yourself going back to ZipHearing because they’re an excellent company, they’re product is wonderful, and I couldn’t be happier with the choice that I made, thank you.

I loved them from the first minute I put them on
Hi, my name is Rita and I wear hearing aids. I started noticing a few years back that I was having a lot of trouble in restaurants. I couldn’t hear the people that I was having dinner with, I couldn’t hear them talking if there was noise in the background, if there were people talking around me, or music playing, all I could do was see their lips moving. And so I dealt with that for years and then I started noticing I was having a lot of trouble watching TV at home, if I was watching TV with someone and if they started talking to me, I couldn’t hear the TV, or I couldn’t hear them, I couldn't hear both of them. No matter how loud I turned the TV, if somebody else was talking I just couldn’t hear, and I noticed with my husband and other people there was certain words that I was not understanding. So my first trip was to my ENT doctor and he suggested I have a hearing test, which I did, and the test came back borderline if I needed hearing aids or not. He suggested it’s not borderline, he suggested, for the quality of life, that I needed hearing aids. My husband and I are very active, we go out a lot, and so I’m sure I’ve missed a lot of what people were saying along the way. Well I waited a little while because I didn’t think I’m old enough for hearing aids. Guess what? Hearing doesn’t care about your age. So I went back to the same doctor, and he had another hearing test done, showed the same thing, maybe it had gotten just a little worse. So I decided to look into getting the hearing aids. I went to the audiologist there at the medical facility where my doctors are and I was shocked at the price, I had no idea. They were, I can’t remember, $6500 I believe, I said whoa that’s a lot of money because I’m on Medicare and Medicare will not pay for them, and some secondary insurance will and some won’t, but regardless I didn’t want to pay that much if I didn’t have to, always looking for a deal. So I came home and I started researching and I saw Zip on Google. And I called and within the first ring Jeff Hall picked up. Jeff has been wonderful from that call forward. Jeff explained to me that I could buy the hearing aid from him about $1500 less than I was quoted from the medical facility, and that he would send me to a real audiologist. Well I had doubts about that, wondering is it a real audiologist, because that was important to me. Well, he sent me to a real audiologist within 15 minutes of my house and I love her. She is fabulous. I went in to see Kristy, Dr. Kristy, I went in with a hearing aid brand in mind, only because I have a friend that wears those hearing aids, that’s the only thing I knew about them, I didn’t know anything else. Well Kristy said that that would be fine, but she had rather me look at one other one which was called Signia. This is the charger for Signia, it looks just like my airpod charger, just a little larger. And she told me some of the reasons why and so I said okay I’m willing to try it, I don’t have any love for the other one and this was actually a little less money. She did sell the other one but she just thought I would like this better. Number 1 is this one has a small charger that can go with you and it will charge them even when they’re not plugged in. The other brand had to be plugged in to a desk charger. But this is the hearing aid. It’s very tiny, this sets on top of the ear, and then this goes in your ear. Let me show you. I have one on, if you can see it, it matches my hair so well, but there it is, if you can see it. There’s the hearing aid, and it goes down in my ear, and if you didn’t know I had it on, you’d never know I had it on. And then to put it in the charger it just drops in and that’s all you have to do to charge it. I love them, I loved them from the first minute I put them on. My advice is, when you get them, use them. Put them in. Even if you’re not going anywhere, if you’re gonna be at home alone all day, still put them in to get used to them. I never had a problem getting used to them. I’ve heard of other people that had a problem. Mine were perfectly fine from the moment I put them on. Here was one epiphany I had when I knew that they were working. I came home the first day and I had them on. I went upstairs, I have a sliding glass door off my office. When you open that door it’s attached to our alarm system. I had never heard that door make any kind of sound whatsoever, even though my husband told me that when I open that door it made a chime to say that the door was being opened. Well I argued with him and I would’ve argued to the day I died. Well lo and behold, I came home, opened the slider, and I heard “ding ding” and I was like “what is that?!” I had on my hearing aids, I could hear that high frequency. What an epiphany. I couldn’t believe it. I took the hearing aids off, I tried the slider, I heard nothing. Put the hearing aids back on, tried the slider, and “ding ding ding” so that showed me a lot. I had these over Christmas is when I got them so we went to a lot of holiday parties, I could hear people, out to dinner I could hear people, didn’t feel like I was missing everything. So I love mine, it’s the best purchase, I happen to have Signia, my brand is Signia, and I love them. I would recommend them if you’re having problems hearing and I would also recommend calling Jeff at ZipHearing, if you wanna save some money and still have good hearing aids, that’s the way to do it. Okay enjoy the rest of your day, bye.
Written Reviews
Work how they should
Love these Signia hearing aids
I am hearing conversations and tv more clearly and music is wonderful to listen!
Love these Signia hearing aids!
They work well and are simple to control
The quality is very good
The sound quality is excellent
I am very pleased
Very comfortable
Very happy with my investment purchase to enhance my daily life happenings. Great product!
I had no idea how much I was missing
Common questions about Signia hearing aids
*Based on pricing data published by HearingTracker.com
2022: Pure 312 AX
2021: Pure Charge&Go AX, Active X, Insio Charge&Go AX
2020: Styletto X
2019: Pure Charge&Go X, Pure 312 X
2018: Insio NX
Not sure which model you have? Check your user guide, or call the Signia provider who sold the devices to you.
Pairing Instructions
1. Make sure that your phone's Bluetooth is on. Go to Settings > Bluetooth, and make sure the toggle switch is set to On.
2. Open and close the battery doors on your hearing device. Or, if you use rechargeable Signia hearing aids, switch the hearing aids off and on again, by pressing and holding the push button down button for 3 seconds to turn them off, and repeating to turn them back on.
3. On your Apple device, go to Settings > Accessibility > Hearing, and select Hearing Devices.
4. Your Apple device will search for your hearing device.
5. Under MFi Hearing Devices, tap the name of your hearing device.
6. Tap Pair when you see the pairing request on the screen. If you have two hearing devices, you'll get two requests. Pairing could take up to a minute.
7. You can start using your hearing device when you see it under MFi Hearing Devices with a check mark.
2022: Pure 312 AX
2021: Pure Charge&Go AX, Active X, Insio Charge&Go AX
Please note that not all Android devices can directly stream to Signia hearing aids. Check compatibility
Pairing Instructions
1. Go to the Android phone’s home screen and tap on the “Settings” icon.
2. In the settings menu, tap on the Bluetooth icon.
3. Tap on the slider button to turn Bluetooth on.
4. Open and close the hearing aid battery doors. Or, if you use rechargeable Signia hearing aids, switch the hearing aids off by pressing and holding the push button for 3 seconds, then repeating to turn them back on again.
5. Open the “Settings” app on your phone
6. Tap “Connected devices”, and “Pair new device.”
7. If you have more than one hearing aid: Wait for the first hearing aid to connect, then tap the other hearing aid in the list of available devices.
8. Your Android phone is now connected to your Signia hearing aids.



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