Widex Hearing Aids

Widex are a Danish company with Widex UK headquarters in Chester where all their custom in-ear hearing aids are made using the latest 3D modeling software and laser moulding techniques for high precision results.

Widex were one of the first manufacturers to offer digital technology in hearing aids and are now leaders in developing digital technology and taking it to new levels. They are the only company who actually make all their own main components and this is undertaken at their fantastic new global HQ in Denmark.

Widex offer one of the fastest and most powerful microchips in the hearing aid industry, and they have the smallest fully wireless compatible receiver-in-canal hearing aid (image).

Widex also now offer a true CIC sized in-ear wireless compatible hearing aid, and offer a unique purpose designed landline phone (Widex Phone DEX) which streams direct into the Widex CLEAR hearing aids. See bottom of this page.

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Or visit the offical Widex website.

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Widex Passion colours

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Widex - Current Hearing Aids

Widex have quite a simple to follow portfolio of hearing aids with a couple of models that have developed very well across the UK.

The latest range is called 'Widex Clear' and runs on one of the fastest and most powerful microchips in the hearing aid industry. The Clear comes in 3 technology levels (440, 330 and 220) and various styles, as follows:

Widex Clear ITE - this includes all custom in-ear models (below at front of image)

Widex Clear BTE - standard behind the ear hearing aids (below at back)

Widex Clear Passion - this is their very neat and small receiver-in-canal option (below right)

Widex Clear Fusion - this is a larger receiver-in-canal option (below left)

Widex Clear Super - the is a super power receiver-in-canal option (effectively a power-Fusion)

Widex Passion v Widex Fusion - What are the differences? The Widex Passion was designed for performance AND maximum discretion. The Passion is both the smallest RIC and the smallest wireless RIC around and is a very neat and ergonomic design. The Fusion is larger and incorporates a telecoil and a push-button which can be used as a programme changer or volume adjuster. The Fusion (and now Widex Super) can be fitted with high power speakers meaning we can fit them to more severe losses (down to 110dBHL). So the Passion is for those who want very advanced hearing aids but who are still conscious of the way a hearing aid looks; the Widex Fusion is for those who want ALL the bells and whistles or who have more severe hearing loss and need extra power.

Note: All Widex Clear hearing aid feature wireless connectivity

FEATURES CHART - All key features are listed HERE for the WIDEX CLEAR range

Other Widex Hearing Aids:

Widex Mind - This hearing aid has now effectively been superseded by the new and more powerful CLEAR range. Whilst still an option, we at Crystal Hearing believe you should be using the latest products for maximum hearing potential.

Widex Real - The entry level digital hearing by Widex running off an older micro-chip than the WIDEX CLEAR range and sits below the CLEAR220. The Widex Real still offers excellent basic level digital technology for easy fittings with less demanding social needs. The Widex Real is a 4-channel hearing aid with feedback manager and fixed directionality as an option.

Wireless Connectivity:

This is the ability to use auxiliary accessories that can be set up to communicate wirelessly with the latest hearing aids. Wireless connectivity also implies that the hearing aids can talk to each other to analyse sounds from both sides thus giving better performance in noice and improved localistion (though this feature does not apply to all suppliers).

Key accessories generally include phone devices for hands-free calls being received in both ears, and a TV adaptors to overcome clarity issues, though some suppliers also offer remote controls and remote microphones.

Widex have a family of accessories labeled Widex DEX and this includes:

TV-Dex - a device that plugs into the back of your TV or Sky box (below centre)

M-Dex - a device which enables streaming from Bluetooth devices such as your mobile phone. Also doubles as a remote control (below right)

Phone Dex - a purpose designed landline phone which switches to wireless streaming when the phone is held near one of the hearing aids. The phone thus streams the caller direct into the hearing aid via radio wave and also sends the signal to the other hearing aid. So whistle free, clear, easy to follow phone calls.

RC-Dex - a miniature remote control for changing the volume and programmes (below left)

DEX features listed here (see page 3)

Please check the Widex UK website for up to date features on the Widex DEX hearing aid accessories.

Widex DEX Accessories - for Wireless connectivity

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Other manufacturers we supply: Phonak, Starkey, Siemens, Oticon, GN Resound, Unitron & Bernafon