Exelia - Full Life Experience.
For a hearing device that exceeds all others look no further than the Exelia. As the most advanced hearing system to date the Exelia focuses on allowing its user to comfortably integrate themselves into the digital world with optimum performance.
This instrument is designed to give the user the confidence to participate in all the activities that make up a full life. Using a unique combination of cutting edge technology, expertise and connectivity the Exelia supports individual needs in a dynamic yet simple manner.
Exélia's superior hearing performance allows the user to control where and how the microphones of the device interact with different noises in to best highlight and extract sounds like speech or music. Perfect for ever-changing environments, this allows the user to experience a more ‘natural’ hearing experience. Additionally, for the first time, the wearer will be able to control his or her hearing focus. For example, while driving it is difficult for someone with hearing loss to listen to a conversation since most hearing instruments focus on acoustic signals from the front. With Exélia, the wearer can choose in which direction he or she wants to listen, e.g. to conversations from the back seat.
Furthermore, this breakthrough hearing instrument offers the ultimate in FM technology. With the ability to be linked to the users mobile phone, ipod or MP3 player its fits perfectly into our ever-changing society.
Exelia is designed to change the life of the wearer, it introduces a host of unique innovations to fully address all communication challenges.
When it comes to audiological performance and interaction, Exelia has no match.
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Audeo is a product unlike anything that has been seen before. Sleek, stylish and discreet, the Audeo Personal Communication Assistant is a breakthrough for living life to the fullest, a perfect balance of state-of-the-art technology and cutting edge technology. It contains the most sophisticated signal processing available to boost understanding in difficult listening situations. It is so lightweight and comfortable, you might not even feel it. And since it is incredibly small, nobody will notice you are wearing it, unless you cannot resist the urge to show it off.
Audeo is an award winning product, honoured with the Red Dot Design Award Winner 2007, available in a range of unique modern colour combinations including Precious Metal, Pinot Noir and Green with Envy. The colour options range from subtle skin and hair tones to bold, modern hues and metallic finishes. The unique shape of Audeo not only dispels the common misconception of what a hearing instrument looks like, but is designed for optimum placement of the dual microphones, allowing Audeo to instantly sense and suppress multiple noise sources - providing the most sophisticated automatic directional microphone available in the industry.
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Imagine yourself moving from a quiet conversation in the car to the noise of the city, then into a restaurant for a nice dinner with your loved ones. No problem. With versatile, automatic performance, Versáta provides the optimum combination of comfort and clarity, no matter where your life in motion takes you.
Versáta, based on the proven wireless chip technology platform CORE, offers a complete product line including a wide range of custom products as well as micro BTE and traditional BTE, accomodating mild to profound hearing losses.
Versáta employs Phonak’s exclusive SoundFlow technology which automatically creates a unique listening program for each environment. Versáta integrates a host of advanced features dedicated to providing clear, comfortable, natural sound everywhere:
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