According to the latest data from the World Health Organization's official website, about 466 million people worldwide suffer from disabling hearing loss, of which about 34 million are children. That's more than the entire population of the United States and almost 5% of the world's population. And, by 2050, the number of people with disabling hearing loss is expected to reach 900 million. Today is Youth Day. As young people, we feel that we need to make some contributions to this society, so our company made this decision after a meeting today. It is to donate one piece for every 100 pieces of hearing aids (including sound amplifiers) sold to the World Federation of the Deaf. Our goal in 2022 is to donate 10,000 units to the World Federation of the Deaf The purpose of our company is to be as good as water and love without boundaries. Our sunshine company hopes to pass on this love to those in need. Hope the hearing-impaired people in this world can get hearing aids and hear great sound

Today is a very important day, we have developed an APP software for our own hearing aids today. Because everyone's hearing impairment is different, we can softly develop mobile phone software to adjust the strength of hearing aids to achieve the most perfect effect. We have released the Android version of the software, will be released later on Apple IOS You can download the software by scanning the QR code, and then test the function. Let us know if you have any suggestions

Although hearing loss often affects both ears, it is not uncommon that only one side is affected. Unilateral hearing loss (UHL) describes any degree of permanent hearing loss in one ear with normal hearing in the opposite ear. The overall prevalence of unilateral hearing loss in American adults is considered to be 7.2%, with 5.2% having a mild, and 1.5% a moderate or worse unilateral hearing loss. Research has shown that unilateral hearing loss is associated with: Difficulties telling which direction sounds are coming from (localization), being less aware of sounds on the side with hearing loss and struggling to understand in noisy environments or at a distance. Feeling less connected and more lonely. Solutions for unilateral hearing loss Regardless of the level of hearing loss, Phonak offers solutions for UHL, which are easy-to-use and help you to rediscover the wonder of sounds around you. Aidable hearing loss on one side If you have a hearing loss on one side that will benefit from a hearing aid, Phonak Audéo™ Paradise delivers proven sound quality and empowering smart apps. More information about Phonak Audéo Paradise. Unaidable hearing loss on one side Even when the hearing loss is not suitable for a hearing aid, there are two other great solutions available.

Digital hearing aids with Bluetooth wireless technology for streaming sound. Bulky analog hearing devices are a thing of the past. The latest hearing aids are discreet, smart, wireless and come with great Bluetooth capabilities. They enable you to connect with your compatible Apple or Android devices and other wireless accessories. Discover what's new in Bluetooth hearing aids and why a Bluetooth digital hearing aid could be right for you. Bluetooth is a type of technology based on radio waves that is used all over the world. It enables two or more devices to connect wirelessly (invisibly, without cables). They generally have a range of around 30 feet. For instance, this could be your iPhone `talking` to your iPad, which then `talks` to your TV. `Talking` in these examples could be sharing audio, videos or other types of media and data. This is called streaming. You could also use a Bluetooth connection to send an address from the contacts in your smartphone to the GPS in your car. There are Bluetooth-enabled smartphones, TVs, computers, tablets and music systems. You probably have all or many of these devices in your home. Well, Bluetooth comes in hearing aids too. Having a Bluetooth hearing aid might help you connect with your friends, family, colleagues, and the world in greater ways.

The integration of wireless technology and hearing aids has fundamentally reshaped the direction of the hearing industry. Today, wireless hearing aid users benefit from smartphone connectivity, while future changes to the Bluetooth® standard will permit nearly universal hearing aid interconnectivity. These future hearing aids will do more than adapt to the user`s environment; rather, they will become part of a mesh of wireless devices that interact with any number of other wireless devices in a given space or across a wireless network. While many patients and hearing care professionals have welcomed advancing interconnectivity, there may be public concerns as the technology becomes more popular. Health concerns regarding radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic radiation remains a concern among consumers, even in spite of 95% of the US population reporting cell phone ownership Today we are more connected electronically than ever before. Friends, family and business colleagues all expect to be able to reach us in seconds. With our most advanced hearing aid, you can enjoy the convenience of direct streaming from your favorite devices, including iPhone, iPad and select Android devices. Other Oticon hearing aids with Bluetooth Low Energy capability are Made for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, allowing you to stay connected to your friends and family wherever you may be.

Hearing aids these days are powered by either one of two types of batteries: Disposable "button" batteries or rechargeable batteries. Disposable batteries require you to change them out every few days to weeks, depending on you hearing aid. Rechargeable means they can be docked on a charger at night. As the technology improves, rechargeable hearing aids are quickly becoming the more popular option for many people. However, some people may prefer hearing aids with disposable batteries, depending on their circumstances. 1. One battery for the life of your hearing aid Lithium-ion battery technology means hearing aids can now keep going for up to 30 hours and last about five years before they have to be replaced. This is an enormous improvement compared to earlier rechargeable battery systems. Rechargeable Nickel metal hydride batteries have been used in past iterations of hearing aids and tended to last only about a year. The very first rechargeable battery solution for hearing aids were silver metal zinc based, and they lasted only six months. While Z power rechargeable devices are still available, even they have improved their lifespan to 12-16 months before needing to be replaced. 2. They`re more durable Rechargeable means no or less opening and closing of battery doors. With many rechargeable options being unibody, meaning no battery door at all, there is less place for moisture, dust, and debris to corrupt the components of the hearing aid. Our office has seen a significant drop in hearing aid repairs with rechargeable styles of hearing aids. 3. You won`t be caught high and dry You are less likely to be disrupted from your daily habits. This is the same reason that you never wake up with a phone out of battery, because you are used to plugging it in every night. Rechargeable hearing aids operate in the same manner. You need not worry about a dead battery the following day if you put them into the charger before going to bed. If you are still dependent on disposable batteries, you could be left without hearing aids if you do not carry backup batteries. A concern we hear sometimes is: [What if I forget to charge or am without a power source for a few days?" Don`t worry, just like most electronics there are portable charging options that will allow you to recharge without a direct power source. 4. Better for the environment With lithium-ion batteries, there is no need to throw out batteries every week. This reduces the chances of pets or small children coming into contact with the tiny batteries, and it is one less thing to add to your monthly list of errands. Furthermore, by reducing waste, you`re doing a small part in ensuring that weekly disposable batteries do not make their way to the landfill! You can use rechargeable batteries hundreds of times and still be able to dispose of that one battery in an environmentally friendly way. 5. Less tiny parts Rechargeable hearing aids are a great option for people who find it hard to manage small devices. Those with arthritis or problems with fine motor skills don`t have to fiddle with the battery door of the hearing aid anymore. Using rechargeable hearing aids, users just remove their auditory instruments and place them in a recharging dock which immediately starts to charge their devices. 6. More power-efficient If you can`t get enough of wireless streaming using Bluetooth, you stand to benefit the most from rechargeable hearing aids. Bluetooth-streaming is especially draining on disposable batteries for most hearing aids. Lithium-ion batteries can, however, help to resolve this problem. Fully loaded batteries can get you through 19 hours, including 5 hours of streaming whatever content you want, throughout the day. This is a marked improvement on previous battery incarnations. You won`t have to miss streaming your favourite podcast ever again! Rechargeable hearing aids increasing in popularity Cross predicts rechargeable hearing aid instruments will become even more commonplace as sound quality, battery efficiency and interchangeability, and cosmetic appeal continue to improve. [Over 35 years I`ve seen rechargeability come out as a means of drawing people into the hearing aid marketplace," he said. [It resurfaces every seven years or so as something fresh and new and then it goes away. This last wave has become more of a mainstay. The current generation of technology has come close to meeting consumer requests, that`s why I think it`s going to become normalized moving forward." His patients who wear rechargeable hearing aids [like them and are comfortable with them. They got them for a reason," Cross said. [They were appropriate for them and met the needs that they have."

Bluetooth hearing aids keep you connected more closely than ever, and if you have an Apple IOS phone or Android smartphone that streams sound from compatible wireless technologies directly to your ears, you can now stream sound from these devices to your Hearing aids, which means you no longer have to worry about the inconvenience of earplugs. Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids facilitate wireless connection with Bluetooth-compatible devices, including mobile smartphones, music players, PCs, and TVs. With Bluetooth, you can stream sound directly to your hearing aids. You don't need to take out your hearing aids to put on the headphones. Instead, stream audio directly to your hearing aids while walking or exercising. Another perk? You can retain the ability to hear what's going on around you. How do I connect my hearing aids to my phone? When you connect your Bluetooth hearing aid to a Bluetooth device, such as an Android phone or iPhone, this is called "pairing the device". Once paired, you can take calls or listen to music without having to hold your phone to your ear or deal with wires.

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Professional Team We have our own factory, professional equipment to insure production Quality Assurance We have FDA,,CE,RoSH certfication. Experience We have a major exporter for more than 10 years. Customer from 100 + countrys choose us. Quality & Price Our advanced hearing aids technoledgy and production capacity can save your time and money.

YATWIN is our brand,which has registered in US/Euro. We are a professional manufacturer for 5 years in Electronic Consumers included earphones/headphones, power bank, chargers, speakers etc., which has a R&D team with 30staffs. We have cooperated with many customers around the world for OEM/ODM Service. Our main market is US, Euro&Middle East, Asia, Latin America etc.. Our aim is to work in a long term and WIN-WIN Together. We are not only selling products to you, but also provide one-step service to help and support you to grow together. They feature a well thought out, closed-back cup design prevents outside interference, fully immersing the listener in the rich dynamic audio. The real-world deprivation is then kicked up a notch as the company employs a triple level noise canceling process, which works both actively and passively in a simultaneous manner.