Signia Pure Charge&Go AX

COSTS, REVIEWS, MODELS

Pure Charge&Go 7AX$4398/pair
Pure Charge&Go 5AX$3798/pair
Pure Charge&Go 3AX$3198/pair
Pure Charge&Go 2AX$2798/pair
Pure Charge&Go 1AX$2598/pair
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What we love about Pure Charge&Go AX

Bluetooth Connectivity iconBluetooth Connectivity

Connects directly to your iOS®, and select Android™ devices so you can stream audio in excellent quality directly to your hearing aids.

Augmented Xperience platform iconAugmented Xperience platform

The new AX platform features improved battery life, speech clarity in noise, and an updated design ensuring a more snug, discreet, and comfortable fit.

Qi Wireless Rechargeable iconQi Wireless Rechargeable

It’s the world’s first hearing aid charger with Qi wireless technology, enabling you to simply place the charger on a charging pad instead of having to plug it in. The case even stores 3 days of full charges, making it the perfect charging solution for a busy lifestyle.

Included with your purchase

Local Care

Don’t settle for less- or “remote support.” To get the best performance out of your hearing aids you need local care. It’s why Signia recommends it, right on their website. Your purchase includes 1 year of unlimited appointments with your local ZipHearing provider. After your first year of ownership, additional appointments with your local ZipHearing provider are (at the most) $65 each.

45 Day Risk-Free Trial

Wear your hearing aids for 45 days. If they don’t change your life, simply bring them back to your local ZipHearing provider and we’ll issue a 100% refund. No restocking fees. No fine print.

Warranty

Your purchase includes a manufacturer’s 3 year warranty covering repairs, and loss and damage. If a hearing aid is lost or damaged beyond repair during the warranty period, your ZipHearing provider can file what is called a “Loss and Damage Claim” for you, and a new device will be issued, subject to a deductible payable to your hearing provider of $350/aid.

Supplies

Cleaning and maintenance supplies like domes and wax filters are included with your order, and your hearing provider will show you how to use them. If your hearing aids take disposable batteries, we’ll include a year's supply. If your hearing aids are rechargeable, we’ll include a charger.

Financing Available

We offer 12 month interest-free financing through CareCredit. We also offer payment plans of up to 60 months, though interest does apply. Setting up your financing takes just minutes, and a ZipHearing team member will help you through the process.

How Pure Charge&Go AX fits

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45 Day Risk-Free Trial
Shield icon - 45 Day Risk-Free Trial

45 Day Risk-Free Trial

Wear your hearing aids for 45 days. If they don’t change your life, simply bring them back to your local ZipHearing provider and we’ll issue a 100% refund. No restocking fees. No fine print.

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Financing Available
Financing icon - Financing Available

Financing Available

We offer 12 month interest-free financing through CareCredit. We also offer payment plans of up to 60 months, though interest does apply. Setting up your financing takes just minutes, and a ZipHearing team member will help you through the process.

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Local Care
Heart icon - local care

Local Care

Don’t settle for less- or “remote support.” To get the best performance out of your hearing aids you need local care. It’s why Signia recommends it, right on their website. Your purchase includes 1 year of unlimited appointments with your local ZipHearing provider. After your first year of ownership, additional appointments with your local ZipHearing provider are (at the most) $65 each.

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Warranty
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Warranty

Your purchase includes a manufacturer’s 3 year warranty covering repairs, and loss and damage. If a hearing aid is lost or damaged beyond repair during the warranty period, your ZipHearing provider can file what is called a “Loss and Damage Claim” for you, and a new device will be issued, subject to a deductible payable to your hearing provider of $350/aid.

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Supplies
Supplies icon - provide supplies for the hearing aids

Supplies

Cleaning and maintenance supplies like domes and wax filters are included with your order, and your hearing provider will show you how to use them. If your hearing aids take disposable batteries, we’ll include a year's supply. If your hearing aids are rechargeable, we’ll include a charger.

Written by:Jeff Hall, Hearing Aid Specialist
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Jeff Hall

President at ZipHearing

Jeff is a California licensed hearing aid dispenser and the President of ZipHearing- one of the largest hearing aid suppliers in the country. Read More
Medically reviewed by:Brad Ingrao, Doctor of Audiology
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Brad Ingrao

Editor & Doctor of Audiology

Brad Ingrao, Au.D. has been in clinical practice since 1992 in a variety of settings including academia, private practice, educational audiology, the VA, and the hearing aid industry.Read More
Updated:Sep 23, 2023
Signia Pure Charge&Go AX

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&Go AX is most well-known for being Signia’s first hearing aid on the Augmented Experience (AX) platform, and their first hearing aid with direct audio streaming to both iPhone and Android devices.

Signia says Charge&Go delivers “an almost superhuman level of hearing.” It’s a bold statement- but it’s coming from a company that can back it up.

Pure Charge&Go AX at a glance

Sales popularity of Pure Charge&Go AX vs.

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Relative sales popularity of Signia models over time, based on our internal sales data. Updated weekly. Click on a model name to remove/bring back it from the chart comparsion

Sales stats for Pure Charge&Go AX

Based on our internal sales data. Updated daily.

BOUGHT BY 63.6%of our customers who've bought Signia in the last 90 days
RETURNED BY 18.5% of customers during their 45 day trial period for a 100% refund
ZipHearing Return PolicyWe think you'll love your new hearing aids. But if you don't, return them for a 100% refund within 45 days. No restocking fees, no fine print.

Your savings through ZipHearing

Based on retail pricing figures from HearingTracker.com.

Average retail
OUR PRICE IS
36% less
than the national average for this hearing aid
ZipHearing Price

Signia's product naming convention

Signia
Brand
Pure
Style
Charge&Go
Model
7
Tech level
AX
Generation

Pure Charge&Go AX tech levels our customers buy

Based on internal sales data. Updated daily.

Hearing Aids prices range67.4%
Hearing Aids prices range67.4%
Tech level% of sales
Pure Charge&Go AX 767.4%
Pure Charge&Go AX 520.1%
Pure Charge&Go AX 312.4%
Pure Charge&Go AX 20%
Pure Charge&Go AX 10%

Signia Pure Charge&Go AX models

Sorted by popularity. Based on our internal sales data. Updated daily.

RATING1
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RIC

Receiver-in-canal style with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery

89.9%
of our customers choose this model
18.3%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING2
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RIC T

Receiver-in-canal style with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery and telecoil

10.1%
of our customers choose this model
20%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund
RATING3
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RIC CROS

Receiver-in-canal style CROS transmitter with a lithium-ion rechargeable battery

6%
of our customers choose this model
22.2%
of our customers returned this model for a full refund

Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 vs 5 & more

This is a heavily abbreviated chart designed to focus only on the key differences between models. Features that exist across all technology are not listed below unless they`re necessary to provide context for other features listed. Swipe right to see more features, tap on a feature to read its description.

Model12357
Sales popularity0%0%12.4%20.1%67.4%
Return rateN/AN/A18.9%15%19.4%
Tech levelEconomyLowMidAdvancedPremium
Channels1616243248
Programs44666
HD Music (presets)1133
Tinnitus Therapy
eWindScreen
SoundSmoothing
HandsFree for iOS
Acoustic Motion Sensors
OVP 2.0 (Own Voice Processing)
Spatial Configurator
Directional Hearing
Extended Bandwith
Auto EchoShield

*some features may not apply to all models on this page

For a more detailed comparison, see Signia`s feature matrix

Signia Pure Charge&Go AX reviews

Preview for the "I’m pretty darn comfortable with them" video
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I’m pretty darn comfortable with them

Review by: Chris from ME
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Bought: Apr 2022

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.

Preview for the "I am a recording engineer…I absolutely just love them." video
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I am a recording engineer…I absolutely just love them.

Review by: David from MN
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 5 RIC
Bought: Dec 2021

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.

Preview for the "I have what’s called a “CROS”" video
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I have what’s called a “CROS”

Review by: Gail from DE
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 5 RIC
Bought: Oct 2021

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

Preview for the "I couldn’t be happier" video
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I couldn’t be happier

Review by: Deborah from FL
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Bought: Aug 2021

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.

Preview for the "Signia Pure Charge&Go vs. Signia Silk" video
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Signia Pure Charge&Go vs. Signia Silk

Review by: Nick from NJ
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Bought: Nov 2022

What's up, folks? My name is Nick and welcome back to another product review for ZipHearing. We got a little something different for you today. That's right. We got a battle of the boxes. We got two different kinds of hearing aids, both from Signia. We're going to tell you what's great, what's not so great, and hopefully fill you in on the details, the nitty gritty and give you a little bit more information to make a decision. ZipHearing recently sent out two pairs of hearing aids for me to try out. They sent them to my audiologist and that's what we're going to review today. If you don't know what ZipHearing is, essentially it's a way for you to get all the name brand hearing aids at thousands of dollars below retail with local care included. And you can click here to learn more because this video is a comparison video we're going to be talking about a lot of stuff. So there are chapters below, so feel free to peruse the chapters or watch the whole video for the full comparison, but we're going to kind of chop it up into bite size pieces so you can click around and really kind of focus on what you're more interested in. So check out the chapters below. So just a little bit of background about me and my hearing loss. I do have very mild hearing loss. It is sensorineural and I was suggested to check out some hearing aids. So I did. Right. I went to my audiologist, I had a fitting, I had a consultation. They told me how much they wanted and I just about died. So I went on this quest to find a better option in terms of pricing. And that is where I landed on ZipHearing. And I promise you this is no exaggeration. I literally saved thousands of dollars compared to what my audiologist wanted to charge me. So I decided I was going to become a ZipHearing customer. And I still am. I am a ZipHearing customer. I purchased my Phonak Lumity 90s through ZipHearing and did a little bit of review work and they were actually so pleased with the outcome that they invited me to do more reviews. So that's why we have two of these Signia hearing aids to check out today. One of these is going to be a receiver in canal style hearing aid and the other one is going to be a completely in canal style hearing aid. The receiver in canal hearing aid we have for you today is the Signia Pure Charge and Go 7ax which is their top of the line super duper most premium model. The completely in canal type hearing aid we have for you today is actually the Signia Silk 7 X, which is also their super duper top of the line premium model. So we're going to start by diving into the receiver in canal model, which is the Pure Charge&Go. What do you get in this box? I assure you it's more than the nothing that is currently in there. You're going to get a bag which is rolled up nice. You know, your provider is going to give this to you. You're going to get a little microfiber, pretty cool, clean it, do fun stuff. You're going to get a little cleaning tool. It's a brush, get a little brush with a little tool on the end to help clean your hearing aids, which you should be doing. Make sure you clean your hearing aids. Very important. You're going to get a standard charger keeping them charged because they are rechargeable. These do not take batteries like the other ones we're going to look at. These are built in batteries. You charge them with this pretty nifty little thing. You're also going to get one of these really cool carrying cases. I mean, come on, this thing looks super cool. And finally, you're also going to get the most important part, which is the hearing aids themselves. So let's kind of take a look at what these hearing aids look like. Nice. Sort of nice looking, right? Nothing too unfamiliar. You can see the receiver wire sort of comes out a little bit lower on the horn. It's actually really comfortable. I didn't expect it to feel any different, but it kind of does, right? It kind of lightens up the hearing aids, makes them feel less heavy, doesn't make them feel like they're sitting on your ear. It's kind of just like part of your vibe for the day, which is super cool. We're going to talk about this later, but here are the domes. Now your domes may be different than my domes because these hearing aids work for a variety of hearing loss. That's right. These hearing aids are rated for anywhere from mild to severe hearing loss. So the variety of domes is going to depend directly upon your level of hearing loss and what works best for your ears and your hearing situation. So here's some stats, here's some fun stuff. The pure charge and go comes in five different technology levels. You have the 1 ax, the 2 ax, the 3ax and the 5ax and the 7ax. Obviously, the higher the number, the more premium the technology level and the higher the cost. These hearing aids come in a variety of different colors. There are ten different colors for you to choose from. You could choose the color based off of the color of your hair, the color of your skin, which whatever one is your favorite color as usual. Right? I got mine in graphite gray because I like graphite gray. I like charcoal. I like that gunmetal color. It's my favorite color. In terms of tech specs, right, these do utilize a Bluetooth connection and it is the MFI or made for iPhone standard. Just because it is the made for iPhone standard does not mean you cannot use it with an Android device. There is a list of fully compatible Android devices. Furthermore, there is an augmented xperience that's an x no ex just xperience platform. The new ax platform is supposed to increase battery life, be more efficient, increase speech, clarity in noise, and furthermore, it has updated the physical design and appearance and ergonomics of the hearing aids. There's also a really cool little feature which is compatible with some of their more premium accessories, which we'll get into later. But it is Qi Qi. I don't know how you say it. Qi wireless compatible, which means that on their premium charging cases you don't even need a cable. You can just plop it down on a charging mat and it'll charge the pure charge and go. For pricing, AX comes in five different technology levels. And yes, they're all different pricing. So please click that link again, go check it out. But essentially you're looking at anywhere from $2600 to about $4,500 for the pair depending on the technology level. So what do I personally think about these r i c or receiver in canal hearing aids from signia the pure charge and go. Let's start with the pros. Right. I'm going to give you my experience. This is what I think, your opinion could be different. I try to remain as neutral as possible and just kind of give you what's good, what's not so good. So let's start with the good. These were the most natural sounding hearing aids I have tried so far and I have tried I think we're up to five, six, six different hearing aids. And immediately this was kind of just like hearing plus. Right. It was like your hearing plus the support of the hearing aids. It wasn't like it was adding more. Highs or lows or kind of giving these unnatural wind tunnel effect or white noise. They just sounded so natural. And that was like super refreshing because, you know, upon placing them in my ears, I was kind of expecting it to sound like a hearing aid, but it really didn't. It just it sounded like what my hearing should be like just better. Another really cool thing was the ease of setup, right? You connect these to your iPhone. I'm an iPhone user, so everything I'm going to say is iPhone. You connect these to your iPhone through accessibility and it just works, right? Everything gets set up with the Bluetooth. Mfi Standard streaming is cool. Having audio come from your phone, everything worked flawlessly. The app, which plays a pretty big part in the user experience, was also really easy to use, I think. And you know, again, I'm going to say this a little bit, I'm going to say this a couple times. We're going to talk about this later. The app could use a little bit of work, but overall, very good experience with the app, very user friendly, not clunky. It was yeah, overall, very positive experience with the app, the button placement on the devices themselves, really they're in a great spot. You know, they're not super high up on the device. They're kind of more in the back. I thought the button placement was fantastic and the actual buttons themselves are clicky and responsive and not too hard to press, but also not too easy, which is a delicate line to walk. So signia thumbs up. You did a good job. The overall comfort, right? How are they on long days of use, right. Are they comfortable? Do you feel them? Are they annoying? Good news. You don't even feel them, right? They're just kind of there. They don't take up too much space. They don't have any hot points where like, it pokes into you or it rubs you the wrong way. You just kind of put them on and you forget they're there. And that's, you know, after I wear my hearing aids all day, I go, you know, 10 to 13 hours a day of hearing aid use. So being able to say that throughout that entirety of the day, I didn't feel them. That says a lot. Speaking of wearing them for long days, the battery life. The battery life is fantastic, right? I did not ever once have to worry about, oh man, am I running out of battery because I didn't, right? The battery life is fantastic. The efficiency on the hearing aids is fantastic thanks to that platform. So battery life gets you all day and then some. Another plus is these domes, right? I showed you them earlier, but I'm going to show you again. Look at these domes. These domes are an amazing shape, right? They just kind of sit in your ear canal. They take up just the right amount of space. They're grippy, but they're soft. They don't move. They don't budge.These are probably my favorite domes on any hearing aid device ever. As I mentioned earlier, these do come with a case, Right. This is another pro. I mean, come on, these coming with a case that's great. And there's a ton of room. I almost dropped it, but I didn't. There's a ton of room in there. Right. So if you have the receiver in canal, maybe with a custom dome or a seashell or some sort of other type of fitting other than just a standard dome, you're going to have a ton of room in here and there's a little bubble there to keep everything secure. This is a great case getting into the special features, right, And kind of relating to the app that we mentioned earlier. There are a few things in this app. There are a few technical features on these devices that I am in love with. The first one is the directional audio control. Oh my gosh, I thought it was a gimmick. It is not. You literally go into I'm going to show you some screenshots, so hopefully it explains what you're seeing on the screenshots. You can click the directional audio. Where is this audio source coming from? And you can focus your hearing aids in that direction. So if you are in a little bit of a noisy environment and you want to focus on the person in front of you, open your app, click the direction in front of you, boom, done. If you're in the car and you're driving and you got some wind noise or you got some music and the passenger is chatting and you can't really hear them, boop, go in the app, turn the direction that way. Now you have a superior level of audio source coming into those hearing aids and pumping it into your ears. It's wonderful. What is kind of becoming more standard now is there's also a health tracking feature, right? Steps, calories, health, general health, that kind of thing. I am not a huge user of that because I have an Apple Watch. I go through my watch for that. But if you do not have a fitness or health watch, you can use these to track steps and see general health. One of my favorite things. Oh my gosh. Mask mode. There is a button you can press in the app that will help with masks. Right? We've all I mean, I don't know if we've all but I've definitely had that issue where I cannot hear the person talking. So normally I depend on lip reading, but if you're wearing a mask, I can't see their lips, so I'm just kind of in a heap of trouble. By clicking mask mode. It enhances the speech frequency that comes through the mask and increases the volume of the person talking to you through the mask. This is genius and it is effective. I have tested it. I have tried it. It worked wonders. Great job, Signia. As always, not everything is sunshine and rainbows and fantastic. Let's talk about a couple of the bad things. The first and I mentioned this earlier, is the app needs just a tiny bit of work. And I'm not saying the way it functions, I'm just saying the way it looks. It tends to utilize symbols rather than words, which is beneficial in some ways, but detrimental in others. I prefer a combination of the two use symbols and use words. It's also kind of basic looking. It doesn't really feel or seem super polished. I mean, it doesn't seem bad. It's just in comparison to other apps. It leaves you wondering why they didn't take that one more step. But again, it's not bad. It's not a bad experience. I just think the way it looks is like an eight out of ten. I think if you know a little bit more Polish and a little bit more spit shine, right, get that to a ten out of ten. There was a little bit of a weird noise that would happen. Semi-frequently I would say, you know, anywhere from 10 to 15 times a day. And I think if I if I'm understanding this correct, it is actually the way that the artificial intelligence or the AI platform is working. You can kind of hear it almost sounds like glass clinking, right? It's like that high pitched sort of ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Right. It doesn't last very long. Right? Less than a second. And it is quiet. So you may or may not hear it, but I was able to hear it. It wasn't super annoying. And it wasn't it didn't shatter my attention to anything. I just. Oh, there's that noise again. I think it's just something you will get used to and live with. And again, like I said, it's not extremely intrusive. You have to really kind of be searching for it. You have to be waiting for it and then it shows up. Otherwise you would probably just ignore it. I'm crazy. So don't don't take that to heart. Streaming audio, right? Music, movies, videos, Facebook, Instagram, whatever. It works. It's pretty flawless, pretty seamless. The quality of the music not great. And again, that's just a hearing aid thing with standard of receivers. That low end is not really going to be there. And so it's going to sound tinny and harsh. There are ways around it. Different companies make different kinds of receivers, there's different fittings, there's different molds, there's different domes. So if that is a concern for you, talk about it with your hearing professional and hopefully you guys can work it out. One more con and this is easily remedied by extra accessories that you can purchase the charger. It's okay. Um, those of you that know me, you guys know that I like a charger with a lid. And guess what? This doesn't have this. This basic charger that comes with it does not have a lid, right? You just have your two openings for your hearing aids. It's kind of small. It does come with a wall brick. It is a USB connection. But here's another thing that if you know me, you know, I don't like this cable. Is not detachable from the charger. So if you have a dog or a cat or a small child who likes to chew on wires, this if they chew on this, this is bye bye. The whole thing, right? You got to get a whole new one. Or you can upgrade to a premium accessory, which we're going to talk about right now. So as I go through these, I'm going to put up some pictures and show you what they look like. And then I actually have one accessory here in the flesh. I can hold it. I can touch it. I can show you it, and I can tell you all about it. So first there is the pure portable charger. This is the solution to the standard charger. This has a lid, this has a detachable cable. This also has Qi, Qi Qi, however you say it, this has wireless charging so you can place it on that wireless charging pad you've got maybe for your phone or maybe for another device and the need for a cable goes out the window entirely. Not only that, this thing holds a charge so you can charge it fully, put your hearing aids in it, take them out, and you don't need to charge it again because it holds a charge. It's got a battery built in. That's super cool. I would 100% splurge and get one of those. There's also the pure dry and clean charger. Now, this one is Usb-c cable compatible. It's not it doesn't hold a charge, so you can't really take it with you. It's meant to be stationary and it is meant to both charge clean and dry your hearing aids. So keeping them clean very important and keeping them dry even more important. So if this is something that interests you, this is available. There's the streamline mic, right? This is a little microphone accessory that can be worn by someone and their audio goes into the microphone and gets pumped into your ears via Bluetooth. Super cool. There's also the mini pocket, which is a small remote for the hearing aids, up, down, Volume Presets, whatever. You probably don't need this because you've got the app on your phone and you've got the buttons on the hearing aids. So I mean, that's a thing. And finally, we have the streamline TV device. This is the one that I told you I have. It's in my hands and I really like it. And let me tell you why. First of all, the setup, right? My audiologist helped me with this. I don't think he had to. It's pretty easy to set up, right? You plug it in, you press that red setup button and it pretty much just works. This is powered by a micro USB cable and there are many different kinds of audio in and out. This is your standard RCA left and right. Then you also have digital. And let's talk about why there's two of them. This has an in and an out. So what does that mean? That means you can take the signal from your TV into this. This will beam it directly to your hearing aids via Bluetooth, but it will also send the signal out to another sound accessory. Right. I have a sound bar that, you know, people that I live with, people that I come home to, they use the sound bar. I can use this. So now it's not I'm not just relying on just the TVs. We can still use our soundbar, which is pretty important to me because it's expensive and I like it. So two audio sources right into my hearing aids out into the sound bar. This is super cool. And this is this is not a common feature. Most of these TV link things, there is not an out for optical or for RCA. So this is pretty unique. And I love this thing. I didn't think I was going to like it, but it's super convenient. So now we're going to move on. We're going to talk about the completely In-canal option, which is the silk 7 x. These, as you can see, are much, much smaller. These this is the whole device, right? This whole thing goes in your ear and just kind of sits there kind of like a headphone but smaller and can do more stuff. These are not rechargeable. These do take 312 style batteries and you can get about five days on a pair of the batteries. So I would, you know, kind of assume you're going to be changing them at least once a week. Not my favorite thing. I would prefer rechargeable, but you can see these are so small. Where are you going to put that internal battery and a cable or a magnetic thing? Like it's just it's so small. You can't even you can't you have to use the batteries. Speaking of so small, these are actually so small, they do not have a traditional Bluetooth transmitter. So you may be wondering, hey, how do I connect these to my phone if there is no Bluetooth. And the answer is you're going to use a QR code. So your hearing professional is going to be able to go in on his his or her end of the the system and create a unique QR code specifically for your hearing aids. So you're still going to use the Signia app. You just when you set up your hearing aids, instead of saying Bluetooth, it's going to say QR code and then you're going to scan this QR code with the camera and it's going to import all of those settings into the device, into the app, and then you're ready to go, which means these unfortunately cannot stream audio from your phone, right? You can't listen to music on them. You can't watch videos, you can't have anything audio from your device into your hearing aids. Some of you. That is a huge bummer. Other people, they don't care. It's not a big deal for them. These also utilize a similar dome style to the receiver in-canal pption, which is, like I said, one of my favorites. I love this dome style. It's so snug, so comfortable. Very nice. These were also surprisingly powerful. I found myself hearing this is it's kind of weird to say I heard way more than I should. We were me and my me and my girlfriend. We were out to lunch one day and I heard a conversation at a table that I thought was way too far away. And I probably shouldn't have heard that conversation. Now, is that a bad thing? I don't think so. I think it just means these little guys got a lot more power than you think. So naturally, I dialed it back a little bit. I lowered the volume on my app and everything was fine. Now, speaking of the app, right, we talked about the fewer options and fewer capabilities of these silk completely in-canal devices. The app is still the same app. It's the Signia app. However, there are just fewer options on it right? You can't really do certain programs or you can't do certain options. It's just it's the same experience, just slightly more limited. Speaking about programs, right? You can still use similar programs like the custom programs, restaurant mode, noisy environment mode, music mode. They have something called a reverberant environment mode. You can still use all of those between the same two, between the between the two devices. You can still use the same programs or settings. These silks also come with a very similar set of accessories, but a few are going to be missing. They do get the same case, which is super cool and awesome. You do still get the bag all rolled up. You do not get a charger because these do not charge. Right. These are batteries for pricing, right? The Signia silk has five different technology levels, all varying in pricing, which is kind of hard to explain. So please click that link, Go check out the pricing for all five levels. But essentially you're looking at anywhere from $2000 to $4000 for the pair. We just spent a little bit of time talking about the hearing aids individually, so let's spend some time kind of comparing them. The first thing I want to say, we're going to use an analogy, right? We got apples. We got oranges. They're both fruit, but they're very different. They both taste great. But they're very different they taste different. And that's how I kind of look at these, right? They both accomplish a similar task. They both are utilized in a similar way. However, they just go about it differently. Why would you want the receiver in canal, right? Why? Why? Why would someone want that? Well, Bluetooth connectivity, streaming audio, rechargeability capability. Hearing the level of hearing loss. Right. The receiver in Canal, like we said earlier, is for mild to severe. The completely in canal is more for moderate sorry, mild to moderate. So if you do have a severe or profound hearing loss, the completely in canal would probably not be recommended for you. Why would you want the completely in canal? Right. Maybe. Maybe you're self conscious. Maybe you don't want to have hearing aids behind your ear. You just want to stick them in the canal and be done. That could be one thing. Maybe you don't really care about streaming audio, right? Having music pumped into them, watching videos, that doesn't really mean anything for you. The silk completely in canal would fulfill all your needs. Maybe you don't want a rechargeable set of hearing aids. Maybe you want the flexibility to just pop a battery out and pop a new one in. The silks can do that. The pure charge and go cannot. So we're going to make a quick list here. Who wins points, values, green check. We have the pure charge and go. We have the silk. Okay, So Bluetooth connectivity. We have to give it to the pure charge and go, streaming audio we have to give it to the pure charge and go. Size, we have to give it to the silk. Stealthiness. Right. Which one can you see less. We have to give it to the silk battery life. That is a hard one because technically the battery on the silk is like five days, but the battery on the pure charge and go is rechargeable. So that is completely preference based. And to avoid confrontation, I'm going to give it to both. Sound quality. What did the hearing aid sound like? I think the pure charge and go sounded more natural. I think the silk sounded more powerful. So again, I'm going to give it to both. Accessories. They both kind of come with the same stuff except the pure charge and go gets a charger and the silk does not because it doesn't need one, so they both get it. Premium accessories. Here's a here's kind of where the pure charge and go is going to win pure charge and go has all the premium accessories that we talked about earlier and is compatible with all the accessories. So pure charge and go wins. Silk, I'm sorry, you've just got that remote that probably no one's going to buy anyway. So unfortunately pure charge and go’s going to get that one at the end of the day. Green check marks aside. Right? Don't worry about that. It really comes down to you. Which one do you prefer? Which one do you feel more comfortable with? If you want something behind the ear receiver in canal style, then sure, the pure charge and go is going to be a no brainer. If you want something more simple, more straightforward, less buttons, less options, more, just do your job. I don't care about the other stuff then the silk is the way to go because it's pretty much plug and play, right? You set up the app, you scan the QR code, you put them in your ears and you change the batteries. So back to that apples and oranges thing, right? They're both delicious. They're both healthy, they're both great. They're both fruit. But they taste. They look. They feel different. Same thing with these hearing aids. They both work. They both function. They're both great. They just operate, handle and process things differently. In terms of pricing, both of these hearing aids are going to come in at a lower cost, lower price point, and just generally more cost effective than, let's say, like a Phonak Oticon Widex Starkey kind of thing. To check the exact numbers for pricing, please feel free. Go go to ZipHearing.com, click around, check out the pricing. They're not shy about telling you how much things cost because they don't have to be shy because they are usually the best price. So please go click around, go have a ball, see how much cheaper these are than other models. See the different costs of the different technology levels. Just go, go. But don't go yet because I got to say goodbye. And with that being said, guys, thank you so much for watching yet another video from me and this face. So thank you so much. We will be back soon with another video from another brand with another product. So enjoy the rest of your day. Enjoy the rest of your night. Thank you so much. Bye.

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I loved them from the first minute I put them on

Review by: Rita from NY
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Bought: Oct 2021

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.

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Written Reviews

Review by David on May 31, 2022
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Stuart, FL
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Sound quality is excellent

The Signia 7AX with CROS has proven to as advertised. Sound quality is excellent, fit is both comfortable and discreet. The Signia app is adequate and I would expect future updates will address addtional features.
Review by Emily on Jul 21, 2021
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 5 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Carmel, IN

Love these Signia hearing aids

I love my new hearing aids! This is my third pair and they are better by far from the previous two pair!
I am hearing conversations and tv more clearly and music is wonderful to listen!
Love these Signia hearing aids!
Review by Charles on Jul 22, 2021
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Peterborough, NH

I am very pleased

I am very pleased with the Signia Pure Charge and Go 7X that I purchased from Zip Hearing about a month ago. They are far and away better than my 10 - year old set in every way. They are smaller than I expected, the sound is excellent, and they can be programmed for different hearing situations. Being able to adjust them using my iPhone is a plus. Unfortunately in today’s HA market, there is a direct relationship between cost and quality, so I recommend buying the best you can afford. I also suggest that you try different models before you buy and find the best one for you.
Review by Debbie on Aug 18, 2021
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 3 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Jacksonville, FL

The sound quality is excellent

I have never worn a hearing aid, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I forget that it's there! It's very comfortable and the sound quality is excellent. You can't hardly see the little tube going into my ear and people don't notice it even when my hair is up in a ponytail. I am not self conscious about it at all. I had forgotten how loud my turn signals in my car really were.
Review by Deborah on Sep 09, 2021
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Altamonte Springs, FL

I had no idea how much I was missing

I waited until I had at least 2 weeks with my hearing aids as this is the first time wearing hearing aids for me. I have the Signia. I have to share that I had no idea how much I was missing until I wore them for the first week. They are easy to put in, and fit so well that I do not know they are in. It did take some getting used to hearing my own voice, as it sounded to me like when i had a cold. Once I got used to that ( also a good way to make sure they are still in and you haven't lost one taking off your mask) i am actually enjoying wearing them. The self freedom of being able to control the volume and reach out to my local provider if I have a question has been a big plus. I found that the directional hearing function helped when I attended a wedding last weekend. I was several rows back, but turned on the directional hearing to in front of me and hear every word of the ceremony. I was amazed as the quality of sound. Mine are rechargeable and I wear them up to 14 hours a day with no need to recharge. If you are hesitant on moving forward in getting hearing aids, you can try them for 45 days. This was a big plus for me as it added a layer of security that if I did not like them, I could return them for a full refund. They are not cheap, but the ones I got from Zip Hearing were $2000 less than the same price I got from my ENT doctor- for a better hearing aid. I am 110% pleased
Review by Lily on Aug 20, 2021
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 5 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Cambridge, MA

Good, with issues

Better sound quality than my old hearing aid.
The main problem I've had with them is that the domes keep falling out -- the audiologist is now trying a different size. The design on my previous model, with a double dome, worked better.
Review by Ron on Apr 27, 2022
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | New Braunfels, TX

Best I’ve had yet

This is my third pair, best I’ve had yet. Very comfortable, fit well, and work great.very pleased with the ease of getting fitted and obtaining the right product for me.
Review by Frank on Jul 20, 2023
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC T
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Mullica Hill, NJ

Quality of life!

The sound quality of the Signa hearing aids is right on! Having lost some hearing and having Tinnitus for 50 years I can distinguish words male or female much better. Their very comfortable and can't be seen.
Review by Peter on May 12, 2023
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Sugar Land, TX

Worked with a few models to get it perfect

excellent sound quality. Excellent functionality. I was able to try three different types after really doing a lot of evaluation of different brands and types.
Review by Gaston on May 21, 2023
Model: Signia Pure Charge&Go AX 7 RIC
Rating:
VERIFIED BUYER | Pearland, TX

Signia Pure Charge&Go 7ax

These are my second Signia hearing aids. What a difference seven years make! The sound quality and signal to noise ratio is much improved. My voice sounds natural. The frequency sound quality is also better. The Bluetooth connectivity is flawless. Last but not least, the Signia App is a winner.
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Common questions about Signia Pure Charge&Go AX hearing aids

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Does this hearing aid allow for hands-free phone calls?

If you have an iPhone 11 or newer, running on iOS 15.1 or newer, and the 3, 5, or 7 AX model, you're able to talk on the phone hands-free. If you have any other phone, you're only able to have hands-free phone calls if you get the StreamLine Mic accessory. The StreamLine Mic has a microphone on it that will pick up your voice for the caller, allowing you to keep the phone in your pocket/purse, etc, and talk hands free. If you don't get the StreamLine Mic, you'll still be able to hear the caller's voice streamed through your hearing aids, but in order for them to hear you, you'd have to hold the phone to your mouth.

Can this hearing aid be paired directly to my Bluetooth TV?
No. Streaming audio from the TV requires the StreamLine TV accessory.
Is this hearing aid Bluetooth compatible?
Pure Charge&Go AX hearing aids offer direct Bluetooth streaming with iOS devices, and select ASHA-compatible Android devices (most newer Android devices). If you don't have an iOS or ASHA-compatible Android device, you can still stream audio to your hearing aids, but it requires buying the StreamLine Mic accessory, which creates a Bluetooth connection between your hearing aids and phone.
Does the charger include a dehumidifier?

The standard charger that comes with all orders does not. If you live in a humid environment or are concerned about moisture, you may want to buy the Pure Dry&Clean Charger which offers UVC cleaning and drying.

How long does it take to get a full charge?
A full charge takes 4 hours and provides up to 24 hours of power. A 30-minute fast charge provides an extra 7 hours of use.
How many hours a day do the batteries last?
The Li-ion power cell of Pure Charge&Go AX delivers up to 24 hours of use on a single charge, including 5 hours of streaming.The slightly larger Pure Charge&GO T AX model offers up to 36 hours of use on a single charge, including 5 hours of streaming.
What is the lifespan of the rechargeable batteries?
Signia expects the battery to last 3-4 years, at which point the hearing aid will need to be sent to them to get a new battery. We expect most providers will chage $150-$250 per device for this service.
How will I know when my battery needs to be charged?
When your battery is low, you'll hear a melodic descending tone, which will repeat every 15 minutes until the battery dies.
What if I'm on-the-go and my battery dies?

In most cases, with proper planning this will not happen. If you're concerned about this, we'd recommend purchasing the optional Pure Portable Charger. This charger has a built-in battery that stores 3 full charges, so even without electricity, you can charge your hearing aids by pulling power from the charger battery. If you're going to be "off the grid" for longer than that, Signia recommends buying the Tripp Lite model UPB-02K6-1U power pack, which is a power bank that you can plug your charger into when you need to charge your hearing aids and don't have access to electricity.

Does this hearing aid use indictive or galvanic charging?
Galvanic. There is a gold charging contact on the bottom of the hearing aid which must make contact with the contact inside the charger. The contacts are magnetically attracted, so it's easy to make sure the hearing aid is positioned properly for charging. Previous Charge&Go models used inductive charging.
How can I control this hearing aid, and which settings can I control?
Using the onboard pushbutton, or the miniPocket remote, you can control the volume and program. Using the Signia app, you can control volume, program, base and treble, and on 5 and 7 models, you can control the directionality of the microphones, helping to reduce background noise in a challenging listening environment.
How do I turn this hearing aid on and off?
To turn the hearing aids off, simply put them in the charger. Or, press and hold the bottom rockerswitch button for 3 seconds. To turn the hearing aids on, pull them out of the charger, or press and hold the bottom rockerswitch button for 3 seconds.
Does the app have a “Find My Hearing Aid” feature?
It does not.
Is this hearing aid CROS compatible?
Yes, Pure Charge&Go AX works with the Pure Charge&Go CROS AX.
Can I get this hearing aid with a telecoil?

Yes, the RIC T model includes a telecoil. Note that the "T" model is slightly larger than the non-T version, but not by much. 

Is this model compatible with color changing kits?
Yes. If you're unsure of the color you want to order, or would simply like to change colors, your hearing provider can order color changing kits from Signia. They can then quickly change the color of the hearing aid.

Compatible apps & accessories

Apps (by popularity)

Signia App

Take control of your hearing aids. This app allows you to control sound settings like volume, program, and microphone directionality. In some cases, your hearing provider can even make remote adjustments to your hearing aids through the app. An August 2022 has added some new functionality to the app that lets wearers track things like daily weartime, footsteps, and activity and conversations.

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Accessories (by popularity)

RATING1
*Included with rechargeable orders
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Standard Charger, $249

Standard Charger, $249

*Included with rechargeable orders

This is the standard desktop charger that comes with all Pure Charge&GO AX orders. Hearing aids are fully charged in 4 hours, providing 23-26 hours of power. A 30-minute quick charge will provide an extra 3-5 hours of power.
RATING2
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Pure Portable Charger , $279

Pure Portable Charger , $279

This is an optional charger for Pure Charge&GO AX. Hearing aids are fully charged in 4 hours, providing 23-26 hours of power. A 30-minute quick charge will provide an extra 3-5 hours of power. This charger case also features a built-in litium-ion battery which can store 3 full charges, so in the event you don't have access to electricity, you can still charge your hearing aids by pulling the reserve battery from the case. To charge the internal battery of the charger fully takes about 3 hours. This charger is powered via USB-C, or Qi wireless charging technology, enabling you to simply place the charger on a charging pad instead of having to plug it in.
RATING3
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Pure Dry&Clean Charger, $199

Pure Dry&Clean Charger, $199

This is an optional charger that also offers UVC cleaning and drying. The UVC cleaning starts automatically when the hearing aids are placed inside and is completed in 15 minutes. This charger is powered via USB-C and is ideal for stationary use, because it's powered by USB-C and needs to be plugged in while in use.
RATING4
*Limited supplies, delays expected
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StreamLine TV, $249

StreamLine TV, $249

*Limited supplies, delays expected

Plug it into the back of your TV or soundbar and the audio will be streamed directly to your hearing aids. Others can keep the TV at their preferred volume level, while you set your own volume via the app or on the hearing aids themselves.
RATING5
*Limited supplies, delays expected
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StreamLine Mic, $279

StreamLine Mic, $279

*Limited supplies, delays expected

StreamLine MIC has two features. First, it's most commonly used as a Bluetooth streamer that allows you to stream audio from your phone to your hearing aids. If you have an Android phone or any non-Apple smartphone, you'll need this device if you wish to stream audio from your phone to your hearing aids. If you have an iPhone, you won't need this device, because Signia hearing aids are directly compatible with iPhones. Even if you have an iPhone, it still may make sense to get this, because it does allow for hands free phone calls. Wear it around your neck and the microphone picks up your voice for the person on the other end of the call to hear, so you don't have to hold you the phone to your mouth when speaking. The second feature of StreamLine MIC is its ability to work as a remote microphone. If you have a hard time hearing in noise this accessory is a lifesaver. Attach the StreamLine MIC to a companion's shirt and their voice will stream directly to your hearing aids. Their voice will come through much stronger than all the competing noise in the environment.
RATING6
*Limited supplies, delays expected
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miniPocket, $139

miniPocket, $139

*Limited supplies, delays expected

You probably don't need this. Most people use the app to control their hearing aids, but if that doesn't suit you, this remote is a simple way to control the volume and program.
Models

KEY FEATURES

1. Color changing kits

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Not sure which color you want? We recommend viewing the color options available on this page, you can even see which colors are the most popular. For the most discreet look, we recommend trying to match the color of the hearing aid to your hair color. If you’re unsure of the color you want, Signia has color changing kits that we can send with your order, which allow your hearing provider to change the color of the hearing aids in the office.

2. Dome

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The dome slips over and encloses/protects the receiver/speaker. Domes are made with medical-grade silicone. They come in different shapes and sizes—your hearing care professional will help you pick the right size and style. Signia also has the option of using what they call “Sleeves” instead of domes, which are essentially just a longer, conical shaped dome, do a google search for “Signia sleeves” to see pictures of these. Selecting the appropriate dome or sleeve will change the sound performance of your hearing aids, so if you’re not achieving satisfying results with your hearing aids, your hearing provider will often consider trying a different dome style. In some cases, such as for wearers with severe or profound hearing loss, an earmold will be used instead of a dome.

3. Microphone

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The microphone picks up the sound from the environment and sends it into the hearing aid for processing. You’ll mostly want to leave the microphone alone, but periodically check it to ensure it’s not being plugged up by hair care products or oils.

4. Receiver

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The receiver AKA speaker delivers the sound into the ear. Signia receivers are available in 3 different strengths, standard (S), moderate (M), power (P). Your ZipHearing provider will help you determine the appropriate gain (strength/power) receiver based on the results of your hearing test. Expect to have to replace your receivers every year or so, and this is something that usually takes just a few minutes with your local ZipHearing provider.

5. Receiver wire

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This thin, plastic-coated wire transmits power and signals to the receiver/speaker, which is worn inside the ear. Signia receivers are available in 5 different lengths: 0,1,2,3 & 4. Your ZipHearing provider will help you determine the appropriate length of receiver wire, by measuring your ear. In cases when your ZipHearing provider is unsure of the exact receiver length that will work best for you, we’re happy to send out a few different receiver lengths for you to try.

6. Rechargeable battery

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Pure Charge&Go hearing aids are powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, expected to last 16-24 hours/day. The battery takes about 3 hours to fully charge, and a 30 minute quick charge will get you about 6 hours of power. These batteries will last about 3 years, and the first battery replacement is covered under your 3 year hearing aid warranty.

7. Rocker switch

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The rocker switch can be programmed by your hearing provider to have different functions, depending on your needs. Some of these functions include volume and program control, on/off functionality, starting/stopping TV streaming, and answering phone calls (requires iPhone 11 or higher). Some people use these buttons exclusively to control the hearing aids, and others use the app to control the hearing aids. Others (most people), use a combination of both the app and rocker switch to make adjustments to their hearing aids.You likely won’t have to use these buttons often, but some people find them handy to make quick adjustments to their hearing aids when they change listening environments (ie, entering a noisy restaurant, or a quiet room). Your hearing provider will go over the options available and make sure your hearing aids are set up to your ideal preferences.

8. Water resistant

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Pure Charge&Go has an IP68 rating, meaning it’s protected from dust getting inside and can withstand exposure to water, though caution around water is highly recommended.

9. Wax filter

The image of Wax filter hearing aids feature

When it comes to maintaining your hearing aids, this is where you’ll spend most of your time. The wax filter (mostly) prevents wax and oils from getting into the receiver/speaker. Your hearing provider may supply you with Signia Nanocare 3.0 wax guards enabling you to periodically change these on your own. Some people never have to change these wax filters, others have to change them weekly. Your purchase includes 1 pack of wax filters, and you can purchase additional wax filters directly from your ZipHearing provider, or through a number of sites online such as Amazon.

10. Color changing kits

The image of Color changing kits hearing aids feature

Not sure which color you want? We recommend viewing the color options available on this page, you can even see which colors are the most popular. For the most discreet look, we recommend trying to match the color of the hearing aid to your hair color. If you’re unsure of the color you want, Signia has color changing kits that we can send with your order, which allow your hearing provider to change the color of the hearing aids in the office.

11. Dome

The image of Dome hearing aids feature

The dome slips over and encloses/protects the receiver/speaker. Domes are made with medical-grade silicone. They come in different shapes and sizes—your hearing care professional will help you pick the right size and style. Signia also has the option of using what they call “Sleeves” instead of domes, which are essentially just a longer, conical shaped dome, do a google search for “Signia sleeves” to see pictures of these. Selecting the appropriate dome or sleeve will change the sound performance of your hearing aids, so if you’re not achieving satisfying results with your hearing aids, your hearing provider will often consider trying a different dome style. In some cases, such as for wearers with severe or profound hearing loss, an earmold will be used instead of a dome.

12. Microphone

The image of Microphone hearing aids feature

The microphone picks up the sound from the environment and sends it into the hearing aid for processing. You’ll mostly want to leave the microphone alone, but periodically check it to ensure it’s not being plugged up by hair care products or oils.

13. Receiver

The image of Receiver hearing aids feature

The receiver AKA speaker delivers the sound into the ear. Signia receivers are available in 3 different strengths, standard (S), moderate (M), power (P). Your ZipHearing provider will help you determine the appropriate gain (strength/power) receiver based on the results of your hearing test. Expect to have to replace your receivers every year or so, and this is something that usually takes just a few minutes with your local ZipHearing provider.

14. Receiver wire

The image of Receiver wire hearing aids feature

This thin, plastic-coated wire transmits power and signals to the receiver/speaker, which is worn inside the ear. Signia receivers are available in 5 different lengths: 0,1,2,3 & 4. Your ZipHearing provider will help you determine the appropriate length of receiver wire, by measuring your ear. In cases when your ZipHearing provider is unsure of the exact receiver length that will work best for you, we’re happy to send out a few different receiver lengths for you to try.

15. Rechargeable battery

The image of Rechargeable battery hearing aids feature

Pure Charge&Go hearing aids are powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, expected to last 16-24 hours/day. The battery takes about 3 hours to fully charge, and a 30 minute quick charge will get you about 6 hours of power. These batteries will last about 3 years, and the first battery replacement is covered under your 3 year hearing aid warranty.

16. Rocker switch

The image of Rocker switch hearing aids feature

The rocker switch can be programmed by your hearing provider to have different functions, depending on your needs. Some of these functions include volume and program control, on/off functionality, starting/stopping TV streaming, and answering phone calls (requires iPhone 11 or higher). Some people use these buttons exclusively to control the hearing aids, and others use the app to control the hearing aids. Others (most people), use a combination of both the app and rocker switch to make adjustments to their hearing aids.You likely won’t have to use these buttons often, but some people find them handy to make quick adjustments to their hearing aids when they change listening environments (ie, entering a noisy restaurant, or a quiet room). Your hearing provider will go over the options available and make sure your hearing aids are set up to your ideal preferences.

17. Water resistant

The image of Water resistant hearing aids feature

Pure Charge&Go has an IP68 rating, meaning it’s protected from dust getting inside and can withstand exposure to water, though caution around water is highly recommended.

18. Wax filter

The image of Wax filter hearing aids feature

When it comes to maintaining your hearing aids, this is where you’ll spend most of your time. The wax filter (mostly) prevents wax and oils from getting into the receiver/speaker. Your hearing provider may supply you with Signia Nanocare 3.0 wax guards enabling you to periodically change these on your own. Some people never have to change these wax filters, others have to change them weekly. Your purchase includes 1 pack of wax filters, and you can purchase additional wax filters directly from your ZipHearing provider, or through a number of sites online such as Amazon.