Widex Hearing Aids
What makes Widex hearing aids different is the cutting edge hearing aid technology that they use. Widex was the first to introduce several new features based on improving the hearing experience.
The focus is on high quality, clear, and natural sound rather than amplifying all sound. Widex hearing aids help you hear specific conversations better in loud environments such as restaurants. Their technology also helps block out background noise like wind.
Widex Allure ITE (In-the-Ear)
A discreet, custom-fit solution with all-day comfort, delivering up to 23 hours of use, effortless charging, and seamless streaming. This custom device is available in 4 different colours.
Experience crystal-clear speech without compromising awareness of your surroundings.
Widex Allure BTE (Behind-The-Ear)
Enjoy crystal-clear speech and rich, authentic environmental awareness that helps you feel fully
present in every conversation and environment.
Widex Allure RIC (Receiver-In-Canal)
Built on our most advanced platform, Allure delivers the signature natural clarity Widex is known for, with sleek and contemporary devices that are complemented by convenient chargers, innovative accessories, and a user-friendly app, all designed to help you feel confident and connected every day.
Widex Allure RIC is available in 5 sophisticated colours.
Widex SmartRIC
Designed with a slim profile and soft rounded edges, SmartRIC is the shortest in its class. The design, inspired by the elegant curves of glasses’ temple tips, is both contemporary and stylish. Choose from a selection of colors that resonate with your modern aesthetics. Overall, it is a seamless fusion of user-friendliness, aesthetics, and functionality.
Discover the benefits of Widex Hearing Aids at your nearest HearCANADA location.
Widex Moment
Even a great hearing aid has always sounded like a hearing aid – until now. The revolutionary Widex Moment changes the game to deliver the most pure, natural sound ever. Typically, sound processed in a hearing aid reaches the eardrum later than sound heard directly. And when these two ‘out of sync’ signals mix, you get an artificial sound. But now you can hear every moment - like you used to.
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