Signia Review: The Company Behind Cool Hearing Aids

About Signia

Signia falls under the corporate umbrella USAudiology, the largest hearing aid company in the world, and they own the best hearing aid manufacturers like Rexton, Widex, Audibene, Sivantos, HearUSA, TruHearing, and Hear.com. Their aim is to modernize hearing aids and make them fashionable.

If you are not a fan of hearing aids and have resisted putting them on, Signia might have the perfect pair for you. They offer their customers state-of-the-art hearing aids with premium quality and a variety of options. 

The parent company has over 130 years of experience in the hearing aid industry, and Signia has ranked as one of the best brands in the industry. 

How Signia Works?

1. Click on the Hearing Test option

Before you decide to book an appointment to get a hearing aid, take the free online hearing test. In less than five minutes and with a few simple questions, they'll help you decide if you have hearing loss and in which ear. After the test, they will walk you through the next step.

The way the test works is it will check if your left and right ear can hear high or low-frequency tones. If the test results show a sign of hearing loss, it will automatically take you to the store locator page. 

 2. Go to the Store Locator. 

Their hearing aid devices are not sold online; to reach out to them, you'll have to fund an authorized retailer near you. 

On their website, click on "Store locator." 

When you choose your country, you can type up your current location, and they'll show you the nearest authorized retailer. After that, you'll have to reach out to the store and book an appointment. 

You will need to go in personally so a professional can test your hearing and provide you with the best device that fits the degree of hearing loss, activities, environment, lifestyle, budget, and ear. 

If you prefer they contact you, click on the telephone symbol on the top right of their website, and you'll be directed to an online form.

3. Try out your hearing aid

Check out your hearing aids and see if they are the perfect fit for you. After you make a purchase, any questions or concerns will be addressed to the provider itself, not Signia. 
 

Signia Hearing Aids Products

Signia Styletto

• Reciever-in-canal
• Used for people with mild to severe hearing loss
• Slick design
• Discreet
• Bluetooth enabled 
• Battery lasts 4-5 days
• Three color combinations: black and silver, cosmic blue and rose gold, and snow white and rose gold
• Signia App
• touchControl App
• myHearing App
• Own Voice Processing (OVP)
• miniPocket
• Ultra HD e2e Sound Technology
• Directional Microphones
• TwinPhone
• Moisture, Sweat, and Dust Resistance

Signia Insio

• Serves mild to severe hearing loss
• Discreet
• Available styles: ITE, ICE, IIC, and CIC
• Bluetooth enabled
• Custom fitting required
• Removable battery
• Push-button control
• Wax guard
• Compatible with MiniPocket
• Forward directional microphone
• Ultra HD e2e sound technology 
• Tinnitus therapy
• myControl, myHearing, and Signia app compatible

Signia Pure

• Appropriate for users with mild to moderate hearing loss
• Most versatile
• Ten color options
• 48 channels available
• Six customizable programs
• Rechargeable
• Receiver-in-ear
• Mask mode option 
• Signia, touchControl, myHearing app compatible
• Own voice processor
• miniPocket
• Directional microphone
• Moisture, dust, and sweat resistance 

Signia Active

• In-the-ear style
• User-friendly
• 26 hours per charge 
• Bluetooth enabled
• Signia Xperience technology
• Signia assistant app compatible
• Instant fit
• Sweat, dust, and moisture resistance
• Adaptable to most environments 
   

Signia Accessories

Like other hearing aid manufacturers, Signia offers a number of accessories to help enhance your hearing experience. However, sometimes your hearing aid can be susceptible to the effect of background noise, distance, reverberation, speech listening enhancement, and other environmental issues that can affect the quality of sound you hear. 

Their accessories are compatible with all of the NX line models; if you have an older model, make sure to contact your local authorized retailer about compatibility and other options you have. 

The accessories they provide are: 

• StreamLine TV
• miniPocket remote control
• StreamLine Mic
   

Signia Costs

The prices change depending on the model you choose and its technology. Signia hearing aids can cost between $1,500 to $2,500 per ear through online retailers. However, customers have reported paying around $6,000 per pair. The reason behind the big difference between online prices and the actual price is that most people purchase their devices from an audiologist. So the total cost includes the device, testing, fitting, customization, and other services. 

To give you a more accurate idea of their prices: 

• Signia Pure: Retails for around $3,800 per pair
• Signia Active: Retails for around $3,800 per pair
• Signia Styletto: Retails for around $1,800 per pair

Conclusion

Throughout the years, Signia has managed to produce solid devices with state-of-the-art technology. Their hearing aids are slick and discreet, which is perfect for those who are not comfortable with the idea of wearing a hearing aid. 

Although their prices are on the higher end of the industry, their devices are worth it, as Signia continues to manufacture high-quality products that accommodate almost everyone.