Hearing Aid Brands

Oticon has been in the hearing care industry since 1904 when the founder, Hans Demant, wanted his wife to lead a better life, regardless of her hearing loss. He is responsible for bringing the very first hearing devices to Denmark. Oticon hearing aids are available in more than 100 countries around the world.

Phonak was founded in 1947 in Zurich, and was originally named “AG für Elektroakustik.” Phonak has been a leader in the industry with many innovations, but one that is truly unique was Lyric, which is the first and only hearing solution that can be worn in the ear for months at a time. Phonak is part of a larger organization known as Sonova Holding AG, and the products are available in more than 100 countries around the world.

GN ReSound began in 1943 and has been a leading hearing aid manufacturer throughout the years. ReSound was the first to deliver 2.4GHz technology for direct connectivity and the first Made for Apple ® hearing aid. ReSound is available in over 80 countries around the world.

Signia was formerly known as Siemens. In 1878 Werner von Siemens built a telephone that improved voice quality. This led to the discovery that amplified voice signals would help those with a hearing impairment. In 1911, the first Siemens device was designed specifically for the purpose of improved hearing. Signia hearing devices are available in more than 26 countries around the world.

Widex is a family-owned company that was founded in 1956 in Denmark. Widex strives to be innovative as shown by being the first to develop a digital in-the-ear hearing aid! Widex hearing aids are available in more than 100 countries around the world.