Hearing Loss/Deafness Hearing Aids & Technology Pictures of Different Hearing Aids By Jamie Berke facebook Jamie Berke is a deafness and hard of hearing expert. Learn about our editorial process Jamie Berke Medically reviewed by Medically reviewed by John Carew, MD on November 13, 2019 twitter linkedin John Carew, MD, is board-certified in otolaryngology-head and neck surgery. He is an adjunct assistant professor at Mount Sinai Medical Center and NYU Medical Center. Learn about our Medical Review Board John Carew, MD Updated on January 13, 2020 Print This is a gallery of pictures of hearing aids, or hearing instruments, from multiple companies. Hearing aids are usually used by people whose hearing loss is not severe enough, or who do not qualify for, cochlear implants. Modern hearing aids come in multiple styles and colors and range from traditional behind the ear hearing aids to invisible and in the ear canal. The designs are sleek and even sexy at times. So many choices are available that it would be impossible to include all in this gallery. Not only that, today's hearing aids are essentially wearable computers, with digital programming and wireless technology, and many if not most do not require earmolds. The ones here are merely representative of what is out there, and not all hearing aid manufacturers are represented in this gallery. Visit a healthcare professional for more selections and recommendations for your level of hearing loss. Hansaton Leonardo Montage Hansaton Leonardo Model hearing aid. Hansaton Montage of Leonardo style hearing aids from Hansaton. These hearing aids do not require earmolds (soft pieces of material molded to fit the ear). Hansaton is based in Germany, and also has an American unit. Insound Medical Lyric Hearing Aid Lyric Extended Wear hearing aid. Insound Medical An example of a hearing aid from Insound Medical, the Lyric. Lyric is an extended wear hearing aid, meaning it can be worn for a long time before replacing. This is the Lyric extended wear hearing aid from Phonak's Lyric Hearing Aid. Lyric can be worn for a long time before needing replacement. It does not require batteries or earmolds (soft pieces of material molded to fit the ear) and does not need to be taken out by the wearer. Magnatone Hearing Aids Magnatone hearing aids. Magnatone Examples of hearing aids from Magnatone, ranging from open ear, behind the ear hearing aids to tiny completely in the canal hearing aids. These are examples of hearing aids from Magnatone, which makes a range of hearing aids, from traditional behind the ear aids to tiny completely in the canal hearing aids. Magnatone has been producing hearing aids since 1967. Oticon Epoq Model Oticon Epoq. Oticon An example of the Epoq wireless hearing aid model from Oticon. Oticon is based in Denmark at and also has an American affiliate. Phonak Audeo Model Phonak Audeo hearing instrument. Phonak An example of the Phonak Audeo model hearing aid from Phonak. An example of the Audeo model hearing aid, which does not require an earmold, from Phonak. Phonak is based in Switzerland and has an American affiliate. Phonak Audeo Model MultiColor Phonak Audeo hearing aids in multiple colors. Phonak Multicolor montage of Audeo model hearing aid from Phonak. Montage of Audeo model hearing aid, which does not require an earmold, from Phonak, in multiple colors. Phonak is based in Switzerland and has an American affiliate. Phonak Savia Model Phonak Savia hearing instrument. Phonak An example of a Savia model hearing aid from Phonak. Phonak is based in Switzerland and has an American affiliate. Rion HB-54 Waterproof Model Rion HB-54. Rion An example of a hearing aid from Rion, a Japanese manufacturer. This is the waterproof HB-54 model. An example of a hearing aid from the Japanese hearing aid manufacturer Rion. This model is the HB-54 waterproof model. Rion has an English language website. Widex Hearing Aids Widex hearing aids. Widex Montage of hearing aids from Widex. Widex has been manufacturing hearing aids for over 50 years. The company is based in Denmark. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Sign up for our Health Tip of the Day newsletter, and receive daily tips that will help you live your healthiest life. Sign Up You're in! Thank you, {{form.email}}, for signing up. There was an error. Please try again. What are your concerns? Other Inaccurate Hard to Understand Submit