Full range of sound with half the visibility
With in-the-canal hearing aids, all essential elements are stored in the shell of the device. A microphone gathers the sound, converts it into sound waves that are enhanced through an amplifier, and then sends it to a speaker. It's a small device packed with power.
In-the-canal hearing aids offer a custom, comfortable fit with skin-tone matching colors for stealth. They don't impede daily activities, ensuring clear sound with their dual-microphone design. Additionally, their small size incorporates state-of-the-art technology for optimal hearing assistance.
A barely-there design that delivers a clear, quality sound—the only question left is: Are in-the-canal hearing aids a good option for your hearing health? Those living with mild to severe hearing loss can benefit from the ITC model. And with plenty of customizable options, we're certain you'll find a hearing aid that fits your exact needs and lifestyle.
The benefit of the in-the-canal design is its custom fit to the shape of your ear. If you have a hearing aid that has been properly fitted to your ear, it should fit comfortably and provide a clear, authentic sound. With that said, any new device will take a bit of time to get used to.
Advantages
- More discreet compared to larger models
- Custom-fit for individual ear canals, providing comfort
- Suitable for mild to moderately severe hearing loss
- Often include advanced features like wireless streaming
- Some are barely visible when worn
Disadvantages
Smaller size means smaller batteries, leading to shorter battery life- Can be prone to earwax clogging
- May be challenging for users with dexterity issues to handle
- Not usually recommended for severe or profound hearing loss
- Feedback can be an issue due to proximity to the ear drum
