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Widex Evoke is an outdated model. You may be interested in the newer version, Widex Moment.

Widex Evoke

COSTS, REVIEWS, MODELS

4.75 based on 10 reviews

Evoke 440

Evoke 330

Evoke 220

Evoke 110

Over 13,000 satisfied customers

Autumn beige (5.5% popularity)

Can't decide? No problem! We're happy to ship a few different colors :)

What we love about Evoke

SoundSense Learn

Using Widex’s accompanying app, indicate your preferences in a series of A/B listening comparisons, allowing your hearing aids to quickly customize your hearing experience to meet your needs.

Zen Therapy

Enjoy relaxing tones played through the hearing aids, to help take your mind off your tinnitus. Think windchimes in your ears- but in the best way.

Bluetooth Connectivity

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

How to get Widex Evoke locally and save

1Make sure there is a ZipHearing provider in your area

Click here to check your location, or simply call us at 877-813-4401.
We’ll answer your questions and let you know your local ZipHearing providers are.

2Schedule your consultation

At your convenience, call your local ZipHearing provider and schedule your hearing aid consultation. You'll discuss hearing aid options, and if you want, place an order.

3Hear better

Just days after your consultation, pick up your custom-ordered hearing aids and get them programmed to your unique hearing profile. If you don't love them, return them for a 100% refund.

Included with your purchase

Local Care Included

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 Widex 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.

3 Year 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 Evoke fits

Autumn beige (5.5% popularity)

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45 Day Risk-Free Trial

Financing Available

Local Care Included

3 Year Warranty

Supplies

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Updated:Jun 19, 2022

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As of July 8, 2020, Evoke is an outdated model. If you're interested in Evoke, check out the next generation model, Widex Moment.

Evoke was a mostly solid hearing aid- so long as you didn't want rechargeable batteries.

We love that MOMENT now offers a reliable rechargeable battery technology, and that MOMENT builds on the best parts of Evoke, leaving the old rechargeable silver-zinc battery technology behind.

Widex Evoke at a glance

Sales popularity of Evoke vs.

over the last 60 days

Relative sales popularity of Widex 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 Evoke

Based on our internal sales data. Updated daily.

BOUGHT BY 0%of our customers who've bought Widex in the last 90 days

RETURNED BY 5.5% of customers during their 45 day trial period for a 100% refund

This hearing aid's return rate is 62% better than our average return rate of 15%

View return rate by model

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 FOR
WIDEX EVOKE IS

32% less

than the national average price

ZipHearing Price

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Widex's product naming convention

Widex

Brand

Evoke

Model

440

Tech level

RIC

Style

312

Battery

Source: Ziphearing customer sales data. Data updated each business day

Evoke tech levels our customers buy

Based on internal sales data. Updated daily.

61.4%

Tech level	% of sales
Evoke 440	61.4%
Evoke 330	22%
Evoke 220	11%
Evoke 110	5.5%

Widex Evoke models

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

Widex Evoke comes in 4 different models, shown below. When purchasing through ZipHearing, the model you select doesn't affect the final price you pay — the technology level does; such as the Evoke 440, 330, 220 or 110. The majority of ZipHearing customers buy the Widex Evoke RIC 312 D model (shown in position 1 below), with the 440 technology level.

MODEL FEATURED AT TOP OF PAGE

RATING1

RIC 312 D

Receiver-in-canal style with a size 312 battery

of our customers choose this model

of our customers returned this model for a full refund

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RATING2

RIC Fusion

Non-wireless Receiver-in-canal style with a size 312 battery

of our customers choose this model

of our customers returned this model for a full refund

RATING3

CROS Fusion

Receiver-in-canal style CROS transmitter with a size 312 battery

of our customers choose this model

of our customers returned this model for a full refund

RATING4

RIC 10

Non-wireless receiver-in-canal style with a size 10 battery

of our customers choose this model

of our customers returned this model for a full refund

Widex Evoke 440 vs 330 & 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.

Model	110	220	330	440
Sales popularity	5.5%	11%	22%	61.4%
Return rate	14.3%	N/A	3.6%	6.4%
Tech level	Low	Mid	Advanced	Premium
Channels	6	10	12	15
Bands	6	10	12	15
Fluid Sound Analyzer (sound classes)	3	4	7	11
SoundSense Learn
SoundSense Adapt
Speech Enhancer
SmartWind Manager

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

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

Helpful resources from Widex

Widex Evoke reviews

The video and/or written reviews below are from real ZipHearing customers who bought and wear Widex Evoke hearing aids. Every ZipHearing customer is invited to create written and video reviews and is compensated up to $235 for doing so. We ask our customers to provide unbiased reviews highlighting both the pros and the cons of their hearing aids. We hope you find these firsthand experiences of Widex Evoke helpful!

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Written Reviews

Superb

Sound quality is superb.
Nobody mentioned that if you go out in a wind, wind noises are amplified to a deafening level.
I never knew that my shoe laces clattered against the floor when I walk.
I never knew that my jeans made a swishing noise when I walk along.
They can fall off quite easily and you have to be careful.

Loving the Bluetooth

I received my Widex Evoke hearing aids just before Christmas. While I'm still adjusting to the new devises, I love that they are paired to my iPhone. I was surprised by how much audio I had been missing. I wore my new hearing aids for 5 days before I finally told my friends that I had been wearing them. So far I'm quite impressed. ZipHearing made the process so simple, easy and cost effective.

I can now hear the click sound

My sound quality is very good, especially the high frequencies which have faded as I aged. I can now hear the click sound of the directional signal relay in my car to remind me to turn it off when it stays on after completing a turn.

It has also been helpful when watching British shows on public television because their speech is just enough different that I used to need to record the show to be able to back up and repeat segments to fully understand what was being said.

Very pleased with the Bluetooth

i am very pleased with my choice of the Widex 330 hearing aids. i especially enjoy being able to stream phone conversations and music from my phone directly to the hearing aids.
The hearing aids are easy to wear, easy to clean and very comfortable in addition to providing good sound for voices and speech that I was struggling to hear.

Seem to hbe working very well

Although I have only had my hearing aids about two weeks they seem to be working very well, they are comfortable and have a large choice of sound options. The only draw back is the app occasionally shuts down and I have to reload it on my phone.

The very best units

I originally looked at the Widex Beyond in 2016. At that time it was the newest Widex product on the market. I had the opportunity to test them extensively, together with Oticon, Signia and two others. In the end, for me, the Widex were the most suitable one. I paid a lot of attention to sound, particularly the music option because of classical music. Oticon came close, but there was still, for me, a noticeable difference. When I was ready to purchase a set of hearing aids, Widex came out with the Evoke models. I chose the Widex Evoke 440 Rechargeable. Two basic reasons, on technical products I always go for the latest because it will be old by the time a couple of weeks went by and secondly for environmental reasons, the rechargeable. The Evoke most surprised me with its artificial learning ability. Once you try this, you will find it incredible because you can adjust to whatever surroundings you are in, or what your hearing goal is.Secondly, as far as I know, no other manufacturer offers this, if I am out and the reachargable batteries loose power, or on a trip I forget to take the charging unit, I can just place regular batteries in it. The rechargeable and regular batteries are exchangeable without any effort.For me, with the extensive testing I did, these are the very best units!

Better than any other brand I've tried

Sound quality is outstanding and better than any other brad I have tried. Transaction was straightforward and staff was helpful.

Crisper, sharper conversations

My new Evoke 440s replaced an older (2014) pair from Widex - similarly their top aids at that time. The new aids are crisper, make conversations sharper and more distinct. The phone app dramatically improves your ability to adjust the hearing contour to your needs in real time as well as to create your own profiles for specific needs. The 'learning' capability' of the devices as they automatically adapt and memorize adjustments you frequently make to a profile is hopefully, a big plus as well. They are somewhat more comfortable that the earlier pair. Service by my local provider has been extremely good, as was ordering and receiving the new devices from ZipHearing. Highly recommended - Widex and ZipHearing.

Finest quality

Widex aids appear to have some of the finest quality in sound. These aids have eliminated the majority of background noise and wind noise, I can now hear the conversations clearly.

Best I have had

Best I have had. Being able to manage the sound settings has enabled me to create three setting that fit every situation. I probably have more to learn about the learning feature and how it might affect those settings if any. I have only had them abut a week and should get more answers when I return to the audiologist for a check up.

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Common questions about Widex Evoke hearing aids

Bluetooth / ConnectivityRechargeabilityDisposable BatteriesControls/AppsMiscellaneous

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Is this hearing aid Bluetooth compatible?

EVOKE is Made for iPhone, which means it can connect directly with iPhones to stream music, phone calls, and more. If you don't use an iPhone, you can still get Bluetooth functionality via the COM-DEX.

Can this hearing aid be paired directly to my Bluetooth TV?

No. To stream audio from the TV you'll need the TV-DEX or TV Play.

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

Yes, but only via the COM-DEX accessory. You'll be able to hear the callers voice streaming through the hearing aids, and the caller will hear your voice via the microphone on the COM-DEX device, which should be worn around your neck so the microphone is in close proximity to your mouth.

Is there a rechargeable model?

Initially, there was a model called EVOKE Z, which was compatible with rechargeable batteries made by a company called ZPower. However, shortly after the product was released, ZPower filed for bankruptcy and Widex stopped producing the rechargeable model.

Where can I buy more ZPower batteries?

Most hearing care providers no longer sell these batteries, but we've found them at https://www.zpowerbattery.com/product/zpower-312-rechargeable-silver-zinc-battery/

How long do the batteries last?

The batter on the RIC 10 model will only last 2-4 days. The 312 battery will last 4-6 days.

How will I know when it's time to change the battery?

Depending on how your hearing provider has setup the hearing aid, a few hours before the battery dies you'll hear a spoken notification that says "battery low," or a tone. Then, a few minutes before the battery dies, you'll hear the same notification again.

Are the batteries hard to change?

The only model that is a little challenging is the RIC 10, because it uses the smallest battery size available. But, most people manage just fine. If you're concerned about difficulty changing batteries, we'd recommend getting the RIC 312 model, or just get one of Widex's rechargeable models from their MOMENT line of products.

How can I control this hearing aid, and which settings can I control?

If the model has an onboard push button, that can be used to control the volume and program, as can the RC-DEX remote. Or, you can use the EVOKE app to control the volume, program, base and treble, and microphone directionality.

How do I turn this hearing aid on and off?

To turn the hearing aid on, simply close the battery door. Opening the battery door will turn the hearing aid off.

Does the app have a “Find My Hearing Aid” feature?

Yes, though in order for this feature to work, your hearing aids must have been paired to your phone prior to misplacing them. If they were, the app will identify the last location where the aids were in communication range of the phone, allowing you to narrow your search.

Can I get this hearing aid with a telecoil?

The RIC 312 D and RIC Fusion models both come with telecoils.

Is this hearing aid CROS compatible?

The RIC 10 and RIC Fusion models are CROS compatible.

Compatible apps & accessories

Apps (by popularity)

RATING1

EVOKE app

Take control of your hearing aids. Adjust sound settings like volume, program, base & treble. Create your own listening programs for certain environments. Use the SoundSense Learn feature (powered by machine learning), to compare sound profiles and help your hearing aids get smarter over time.

RATING2

ZEN app

This app plays soothing sounds intended to provide relief from tinnitus. If you use an iPhone, you can stream these sounds directly to your hearing aids. If you use any other phone, you'll need the COM-DEX accessory to stream to your hearing aids.

RATING3

TONELINK app

If your phone doesn't directly pair to EVOKE hearing aids, and you don't use a COM-DEX accessory, this is the app for you. This app allows you to adjust the volume, programs, mute the hearing aids, and change the focus direction of the microphones.

RATING4

COM-DEX app

If your hearing aids don't directly connect to your phone via Bluetooth, and you use the COM-DEX accessory, this is the app for you. This app allows you to adjust the volume, programs, mute the hearing aids, and change the focus direction of the microphones

*Double tap on the app to open it in the store

Accessories (by popularity)

RATING1

TV Play, $249

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. TV Play is compatible with the Evoke RIC 312 D model.

RATING2

TV-DEX, $299

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. TV-DEX is compatble with all Evoke hearing aids, excluding custom in-the-ear models.

RATING3

COM-DEX, $249

This is a Bluetooth streamer that allows you to stream audio from your phone to your hearing aids. If you have an iPhone, you don't need this, because iPhones directly stream to Widex Evoke RIC 312 D hearing aids. If you have an Android or any other phone and you want to stream from your phone, you need this. 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.

RATING4

RC-DEX, $149

You probably don't need this. Most people use the app to control their hearing aids, and if not the app, then the push button on the hearing aid itself. But if neither of those suit you, this remote is a simple way to control the volume and program.

RATING5

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COM-DEX Remote Mic, $269

Used as an optional "add on" with the standard COM-DEX. Clip the COM-DEX Remote Mic to a companion's shirt and their voice will stream directly to the COM-DEX worn around your neck, and then to your hearing aids. Their voice will come through much stronger than all the competing noise in the environment. If you have a hard time hearing in noise this accessory is a lifesaver.