Smarter tech, fewer hassles – Hearwell’s rechargeable hearing aids are designed for real-life use and long-term comfort.
Traditional hearing aids use disposable batteries that need frequent replacement. For many older adults or caregivers, managing small batteries can be a daily struggle – especially with vision or dexterity limitations.
Missed battery changes can result in missed conversations, muffled sound, or inconsistent device performance.
Rechargeable hearing aids offer a user-friendly alternative. Instead of changing tiny batteries every few days, users simply place their devices in a charging case overnight – just like a smartphone.
Benefits of rechargeable hearing aids include:
Accessories for Hearing Aids, like travel-ready chargers and drying station,s can also extend device life and improve daily usability.
While rechargeable hearing aid batteries work well for most, there are a few considerations:
That said, most powered hearing aids in the Hearwell range are built for all-day wear – with features like quick charging, smart battery management, and low-battery alerts.
Supporting accessories from Hearwell can elevate the experience:
[Hearing Aid Batteries] are still available for those using hybrid or legacy devices.
Here’s a quick comparison to help decide:
| Feature | Rechargeable Hearing Aids | Disposable Battery Hearing Aids |
|---|---|---|
| Battery Changes | None needed | Every 3–10 days |
| Daily Maintenance | Simple charging | Frequent battery checks |
| Environmental Impact | Lower waste | Higher long-term waste |
| Travel Convenience | Requires charger | Carry spare batteries |
| Replacement Timeframe | 3–5 years (internal) | Immediate (external) |
💡 Hearwell audiologists can guide you to the best fit for your needs.
At Hearwell, all rechargeable models are hand-selected from trusted brands like Phonak, ReSound, Signia, and Starkey.
We offer:
Contact us to schedule your consultation today.
Co-Founder | Doctor of Audiology
