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Nano Hearing Aids is pleased to be bringing prospective shoppers a detailed guide to some of their OTC models and comparing them against other well-known brands.
More information is available at https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/5-otc-hearing-aids-with-portable-charging-case
The trusted hearing aid makers are committed to constantly improving their designs and this year one of their biggest focuses has been battery life and charging case design.
That’s why in their latest guide they are focusing on OTC hearing aids that come with portable charging cases. As the guide explained, many models of OTC aids—including premium ones—still use disposable batteries. However, they believe this is a limiting feature and stress that rechargeable devices are a more reliable choice, especially for active users who are often on the go.
One of the models Nano Hearing Aids has featured in their new guide is their recently launched Nano Audacity RIC aids. These advanced aids come with a small yet powerful portable charging case that can charge the aids to full 3 times, with each charge lasting for up to 17 hours of use.
“Nano’s OTC hearing aids, such as the Nano Audacity RIC, come with a portable charging case that provides up to 17 hours of battery life for hearing aid mode so that you have reliable hearing support throughout your busy day,” said Nano’s spokesperson. “Our aids are designed to be durable and reliable, with consistent charging routines that ensure optimal performance in the long run, and our affordable pricing and high-quality build make them a great long-term investment.”
Nano’s new Audacity RIC also boast several new features for the hearing aid makers, including full Bluetooth integration, which will allow wearers to stream music and take calls directly.
Each one of Nano Hearing Aids’ OTC models come with a rechargeable case and a varying set of features to suit different wearers. For example, their popular First Ear Plus ITE aids, which are designed for active and outdoorsy wearers, come with up to 38 hours of use per charge.
For the full specs and more insights on how their models compare, their team encourages prospective shoppers to read their full guide.
Their spokesperson added, “Nano Hearing Aids are FDA-registered, Class I devices. Our OTC hearing aids are designed for individuals over 18 years of age with perceived mild to moderate hearing impairment. With prices starting at just $297, they offer a viable solution for those looking to improve their hearing without breaking the bank.”
For more information, visit https://nanohearingaids.com/
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