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Hearing Aid Prices

All hearing aid prices are shown below

Prices are per hearing aid and include:

• Fitting of the hearing aids
• Manufacturer's defect warranty
• Ongoing aftercare
• VAT

We offer a 60-day money back guarantee on all digital hearing aids.

Warranty period is 2-5 years. Call for details.

Terms and Conditions

GN ReSound Hearing Aids

'Great Nordic' (GN) was founded in 1895; 'Resound' was founded (as Danavox) in 1943 by Gert Rosenstand. The GN Resound Group now employs 4600 people worldwide, with headquarters in Denmark and is listed on the Copenhagen stock exchange. In 2003 Resound launched the first fully open fitting hearing aid in the Resound Air (also known as the Contact Air). Resound then went on to launch the smallest RIC hearing aid in the Resound Dot, and the smallest remote microphone hearing aid in the Resound BE. Currently Resound have a superb product in the Alera which offers true wireless connectivity to your television for improved listening, and are the only company to offer 'remote microphone' options (image) for reduced wind noise.

Phonak Hearing Aids

Phonak are a Swiss company founded in 1947. Their worldwide HQ is in Stafa, Switzerland, and UK HQ is in Warrington where all their custom products are made. Phonak are a global leader in digital hearing aids and FM assitive listening devices. Phonak are owned by Sonova Holding AG (who also own Unitron). Having released their first fully digital hearing aid in 1999, Phonak now have one of the world's smallest Bluetooth compatible hearing aids - the Phonak Audeo Smart.

Oticon Hearing Aids

Oticon are a Danish company founded in 1904 by Hans Demant with worldwide HQ in Copenhagen, Denmark and owned by William Demant Holding. Their UK base is in Hamilton, Scotland, where all their custom hearing aids are made using the latest 3-dimensional modelling and laser moulding technology. Oticon released their first fully digital hearing aids in 1996, and are now one of the top three digital hearing aid technology developers.

Widex Hearing Aids

Widex are a family owned Danish company was founded in 1956 by Eric Westermann and Christian Topholm (both formerly Oticon employees). With a new massive HQ and development centre in Allerød, just north of Copenhagen, Widex now employ 2400 employees worldwide serving 100 countries and having 10% global market share in the private supply sector (ranked 6th in the Global Market share). Their UK base is now in Warrington. Widex released the world's first fully digital hearing aid in the Widex Senso and now have the world's smallest receiver-in-canal in the Widex Passion.

Unitron Hearing Aids

Unitron are a Canadian company founded 40 years ago, now owned by Sonova Holding AG with worldwide HQ in Kitchener, Ontario. UK base is in Warrington in the same HQ as Phonak, where all custom in-ear hearing aids are made. Both companies have different technology development strategies but a shared vested interest from the Sonova group meaning they have a forceful backing. Unitron employs 600 people worldwide and distributes into 70 countries.

Siemens Hearing Aids

'Siemens Hearing' is a German company, are they the largest supplier of hearing aids worldwide. With the forceful backing of the Siemens Group they are naturally amongst the most innovative of all leading hearing aid suppliers and pioneered a majority of the technology being used by other manufacturers now. Werner von Siemens developed the Phonophor hearing instrument more than a century ago, and Siemens released their first fully digital hearing aids in 1996.

Starkey Hearing Aids

Starkey are an American company, first established in 1967 by William Austin by simply providing a hearing aid repair service. Starkey are now the largest manufacturer of hearing aids in the U.S and are one of the leaders in the European market. Worldwide HQ is in Minnesota and UK HQ is in Stockport, near Manchester. Starkey entered the digital hearing age in 1999 and now strive to compete with the best of the European suppliers.

Bernafon Hearing Aids

Bernafon are a Swiss company founded in 1946 under the name Gfellar Ag. Now owned by William Demant Holding, with worldwide HQ and development / research centre in Bern, Switzerland, and UK base in Hamilton Scotland where all their custom hearing aids are made. Bernafon are the smaller represented in the UK of the two Demant companies but none the less have a great product portfolio and offer an Innovative technology with single channel quick acting compression working alongside multi-channel features.

Hansaton Hearing Aids

Hansaton are a German company founded in 1957 and offer digital hearing aids in over 70 countries worldwide. They have small representation in the UK but are the ONLY company to offer a rechargeable in-ear hearing aid solution, but also supply intelligent hearing aids with wireless connectivity built around the same housing design as Siemens hearing aids.

Sonic Hearing Aids

Sonic Innovations no longer supply hearing aids to the UK market. We can however undertake hearing aid repairs on all Sonic hearing aids.

Note: Crystal Hearing Ltd offers our clients a 'Take Back' scheme for electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) purchased from us. For more information on this please click here.

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