A long history of hearing innovation.
Widex began in Denmark in 1956, founded by Erik Westermann and Christian Topholm. The company built a reputation around innovation in hearing technology, including the Widex Senso in 1995 and the Widex Inteo in 2005, which pushed digital sound processing and individualized listening forward.
Widex has continued developing hearing aids around natural sound, personalization, connectivity, and modern digital processing, while also highlighting environmentally conscious operations.
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Using hearing aids can be life-changing, allowing the user to reconnect with the world of sound that they thought was lost to them.
The Widex difference.
Across its product families, Widex emphasizes natural-sounding amplification, personalization, discreet design, connectivity, and technology that can adapt to different listening environments.
Natural Sound
Designed to keep voices and everyday sounds clear and lifelike.
Personalized Fitting
Technology and programming can be tailored around individual needs.
Connectivity
Selected platforms support app control, DEX devices, and wireless streaming.
Adaptive Technology
Some Widex products learn from listening environments and user preferences.
Options for different hearing needs and lifestyles.
Fast processing with a focus on natural sound.
- COMPASS GPS fitting. Streamlined fitting and recalibration tools support efficient programming as hearing needs change.
- Compact rechargeable battery. Selected MOMENT styles use a rechargeable lithium-ion system designed for convenient everyday use.
- Protective nano coating. Water-resistant coating and component design help reduce moisture-related risk.
- Connectivity and control. MOMENT and TONELINK apps, DEX compatibility, and 2.4 GHz wireless options support direct control and streaming on compatible devices.
Listening technology that adapts to changing environments.
- Global Sound Learning. EVOKE combines personal listening preferences with anonymized broader usage data to improve how the system responds
- SoundSense personalization. Users can compare sound options and train the system toward preferred settings.
- Lifelike sound and noise management. The platform works to reduce distracting distortion and help speech remain useful in changing environments.
- Versatile connectivity. EVOKE works with its companion app, TONELINK, and compatible DEX devices for added control and streaming.
110 Basic
220 Standard
330 Advanced
440 Premium
Discreet in-the-ear design with individualized fitting.
- Automatic detection. Automatic adjustment can reduce the need for frequent manual changes, while manual volume control remains available.
- CAMISHA fitting. Laser-based shell manufacturing supports an individualized fit for the shape of the ear.
- Rapid battery changing. A secure battery design is intended to balance retention with convenient replacement.
- DEX compatibility. Compatible DEX devices can support television, phone, and other audio connections.
High-output support for more significant hearing needs.
The Widex SUPER is a powerful, in-the-ear receiver that is built with long lasting power and superior listening capabilities. Whether you’re trying to enjoy your TV or radio, or you need assistance when you head to work or a busy restaurant or event, you will have the sound support you need with the Widex SUPER. With a powerful 675 battery, this is also a hearing aid you can use for up to three weeks without having to recharge! Some of the other great features we want to highlight include:
- Front-to-back listening. Spatial sound processing helps users better understand where sounds are coming from.
- Audibility Extender. Frequency-lowering technology can move difficult high-frequency information into a more usable range.
- Natural listening. Widex designed the platform to keep speech, music, and everyday sounds from feeling overly artificial.
- Weather-resistant design. The product family was designed with durability for changing weather conditions in mind.
VS SUPER 220
VSD SUPER 440
Designed for asymmetric or single-sided hearing needs.
- DREAM fitting range. The system can be paired with compatible Widex DREAM-family options to match personal hearing needs.
- Multi-directional awareness. Routing sound from the poorer-hearing side can make it easier to follow sounds and conversations without repeatedly turning the head.
- Battery efficiency. Widex emphasizes reduced power demand compared with many traditional CROS approaches.
- Simple everyday use. The platform is worn similarly to a behind-the-ear hearing aid and is designed to minimize echo and distortion.
The Widex CROS is available in three different colors. Any Widex DREAM behind-the-ear, and a couple of other Widex behind-the-ear styles styles hearing platforms, is available in a CROS/BiCROS solution. So, for those who have uneven hearing loss, Widex provides a superb CROS/BiCROS hearing platform that is very well suited for those who have a deaf ear already.
Hearing technology designed around children and teens.
- Dynamic sound processing. Multiple automatic sound profiles are intended for situations such as classrooms, outdoor play, and changing noise levels.
- 2.4 GHz connectivity. Compatible devices can support direct streaming from selected phones, tablets, computers, televisions, and other electronics.
- FM + DEX flexibility. Compatible receivers can support classroom systems, loop systems, and direct audio input.
- Baby sizing. Widex includes lightweight pediatric options for very young children who need all-day support.
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