Oticon Hearing Aids

Oticon MORE

It’s time to get MORE out of life.

Until now, sound processing systems have been designed using theoretical models and man-made hypotheses of how to best enhance speech and reduce background noise.

But Oticon More hearing aids debut a new hearing aid technology – the Deep Neural Network (DNN) – that mimics the way the brain functions.

This new approach enabled Oticon to launch two new hearing aid features that ensure the full sound scene is processed and amplified precisely: More Sound Intelligence and MoreSound Amplifier.

Ask Neil and the team MORE about this technology at your appointment.

Opn S gives you a 360-degree experience

Traditional technology focuses on one speaker, suppresses all others. Before Opn S most hearing aids coped with noise by restricting your focus to one sound source at a time, such as a person straight in front of you, while surpassing all others all other sounds.

However, background noises often include important speech details. When these are not passed onto the brain, it becomes very difficult to follow the conversation and you become tired. By reducing sounds coming around you speech and noise alike, traditional hearing aids may give you an unnatural listening experience.

New technology opens up your world to embrace multiple speakers

Now, new technology in Oticon Opn S lets you experience the benefits of hearing aids that open up your world. You’re able to hear more than one person speaking at a time, while the advanced noise reduction system helps further reduce your listening effort.

Oticon Opn S gives your brain access to the relevant sounds around you, putting you in charge of which sounds you want to focus on– and not your hearing aid.

The result is that you understand speech better, with less effort and you’ll find you can remember more of what people have said to you. This lets you keep up with and join in conversations — even in complex listening environments like a family dinner**.

You don’t hear with your ears; you hear with your brain. That is why you need hearing aids that are fast enough to keep up with the brain. BrainHearing™ technology in Oticon Opn S scans the environment 100 times per second. This gives you constant access to 360° sounds to support the way your brain naturally makes sense of sound.

With Oticon Opn S, annoying whistling is a thing of the past

Feedback is an annoying whistle or static noise that occurs when sound from your hearing aids escapes and is amplified again. It usually happens when something comes close to your hearing aid, like when you hug someone, put your phone to your ear or even sit in a high-backed seat. It’s a problem that has been difficult to address – until now.

Breakthrough technology in Oticon Opn S stops feedback even before it occurs. This is quite a different approach to other hearings aids which can only deal with feedback once it happens – and not always well. But now, with Oticon Opn S, you can enjoy clear, stable, feedback-free sound.

Connect to your phone and devices

Listen to music wirelessly, make hands-free phone calls, and more. Oticon Opn S is more than a hearing aid – it’s a piece of wearable technology, one that makes it easier to connect to your favourite devices.

Hands-free phone calls for any smartphone: With ConnectClip, it’s easy to make hands-free calls with iPhone®, an Android™ or any other modern smartphone. ConnectClip transmits the caller’s voice directly to your hearing aids, while the built-in microphone clearly transmits what you say to the caller.

Music in high-quality stereo sound: Your hearing aids become high-quality, wireless headphones, so you can stream music directly from iPhone, iPad®, or iPod touch®. For any other modern smartphone or Bluetooth®-enabled device, you stream using the wireless ConnectClip.

Stream sound directly from your TV: You get sound from your TV directly into your hearing aids, using the Oticon TV Adapter.