-- Nano Hearing Aids, a trusted name in over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aids, has road-tested the top brands of 312 batteries for hearing aids to bring their readers and shoppers reliable information on how long these batteries last, and under which conditions, in a new guide.
More information is available at https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/which-brand-of-312-hearing-aid-batteries-last-the-longest
Nano’s team understands that battery life is a major concern for many hearing aid wearers who want to know exactly how long they will be able to use their aids.
That’s why they have checked the most popular 312 batteries, including those by Duracell, Rayovac, Panasonic, and Powermax USA, to see just how long they last under real-world use. As the OTC brand explained in their new guide, while the average lifespan of these batteries is 120, 111.5, 110 and 105 hours, respectively, these numbers depend significantly upon how they are used with common user choices like higher volumes, frequent volume changes, use of streaming features, and use/storage in higher temperature and higher humidity areas all leading to diminished battery life.
As such, Nano has included real user reviews in their new guide, and has also rated the batteries by other important features such as useability and changeability—for example, as they affirmed, Duracell’s 312 EasyTab hearing aid battery is the only model recommended by the Arthritis Foundation for its ability to be handled by people with osteoarthritis and other dexterity issues.
As Nano Hearing Aids’ guide concludes, given the stressors of batteries, including the cost of ongoing changes, the physical difficulty of changing these miniature batteries, and the inability to predict how long they will last before needing to be replaced, they recommend that shoppers consider rechargeable aids, like those they manufacture.
Nano’s hearing aids are fully rechargeable, with long battery life. Their new adventure-friendly First Ear Plus ITE aids boast up to 32 hours of use on a single charge and their advanced new Bluetooth streaming model, the Audacity® RIC, offers up to 17 hours of continuous use. Plus, they also come with small, portable and magnetic charging cases that can recharge the aids while on the go—up to two times for both the First Ear Plus ITE and Audacity® RIC.
A spokesperson for the brand said, “At Nano, we focus on providing high-quality, affordable hearing solutions that enhance your daily life. With over seven years of experience in the industry, we’ve developed rechargeable models that provide flexibility and convenience, ensuring you’re always ready for your day.”
Nano Hearing Aids makes OTC hearing aids for adults over the age of 18 with perceived mild to moderate hearing loss. If in doubt, they always recommend their shoppers consult a licensed audiologist.
For more information, visit https://nanohearingaids.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Media Inquiries
Email: Send Email
Organization: Hearing At Home LLC
Address: 511 South Royal Lane, Coppell, TX 75019, United States
Website: https://nanohearingaids.com/
Release ID: 89157059