When you attend your hearing assessment, your audiologist will discuss technology aspects in greater detail, enabling you to make a completely informed decision on your technology choice. Following clinical best-practices, technology decisions are only fully made once the person's hearing loss is understood. However, that being said, there are some things you can start to think about prior.
Modern hearing aids are now very advanced, acting as mini-computers that isolate speech from background noise. In challenging sound environments, this require advanced processing chips, firmware, and optimized power management. Simply put, more challenging hearing scenarios necessitate higher technology requirements.
For instance, if you are a still a moderately social person, still in the workforce or enjoy a considerable amount of time outdoors, you would want to consider investing in mid to high-level technology available in our Tribe, Excellence, or Aristo (AI-powered range).
On the other hand, if you are mostly at home and or not an overly social person, let's say, only in group or noise situations less than twice a month or less, your hearing needs would be less demanding. In this case, our Standard or Standard Plus range, would honestly be all you'd need!