Camas, WA (PRWEB) February 08, 2013 The biggest complaint for
hearing aid users has always been the extraneous noise that
analog models picked up on. This noise was distracting and added
to the confusion and discomfort of wearers. Additionally,
individuals did not like the aesthetic look or the physical feel
of the older and larger models; today, however, digital hearing
aids are smaller, more effective and provide a higher quality of
life for wearers. Once, only reducing the volume on a hearing
aid reduced the extraneous and distracting noise, of course,
lowering the volume of course resulted in wearers not being able
to hear the voices and important noises in their surroundings.
Digital hearing aids have conquered this challenge through
technology that analyzes sounds and determines whether it is
noise or speech. It then automatically reduces the noise volume
in that frequency while preserving the frequency with speech.
Digital hearing aids have a wide range of features to help the
wearer increase their qua