Producing devices you barely see, barely feel, and rarely fiddle with is the primary focus of Eargo hearing aids.
The first hearing aid released to the public by this fledgling company, founded by an ENT surgeon and his son, was in June 2015, which was followed by the Eargo Plus (2017), the Eargo Max (2018), the Eargo Neo (2019), and the Eargo Neo HiFi (2020).
If you have ever seen a standard fishing fly, you understand the small size of Eargo devices, which come with a tiny speaker surrounded by medical-grade silicone fibers that facilitate the flow of natural low tones into the ear canal while only amplifying high frequency tones.
Eargo devices are preprogrammed with four standard settings in two sizes of devices. With a double tap to the ear piece, the acoustic processor switches to a different sound profile. Charging includes the use of a portable charging device, which can last up to a week on a single charge, providing the device with up to 16 hours of energy.
Overcoming the stigma surrounding standard, bulky hearing aids, the focus of company’s founders is on a younger market. Using your smartphone and Eargo’s Sound Match app, users are able to personalize their hearing experience with ongoing technical support, programming assistance, and counseling from your hearing care provider from any location.
Those who need a little extra help to hearing better find an advanced solution from Eargo hearing aids. Because of the benefits they provide, Aim Hearing and Audiology Service provides those who use Eargo hearing aids, as well as those from manufacturers, like Audibel, Beltone, Whisper, and more with the troubleshooting, maintenance, and hearing aid repair they need.
Our ongoing, trusted, and personalized care is among the advantages of choosing a doctor of audiology, like Aim Hearing, instead of purchasing your instrument from a hearing aid dispenser, online, or over the counter in a big box store. For the support, encouragement, and personalized care you need, turn to the Greensboro, NC hearing care leader to achieve better hearing and enhance your quality of life.
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