Our newest hearing aid, the HearClear GO™, is an affordable, rechargeable hearing aid. It’s ideal for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who seek the convenience of rechargeability—an increasingly common market.
Rechargeable hearing aids are popular among our customers, and there are many models available now at affordable prices. However, since they are somewhat new and not everyone has used a rechargeable hearing aid previously, we sometimes receive questions about why so many people are choosing rechargeable models over models that run on hearing aid batteries.
Below, we’ve listed 3 reasons for buying affordable, rechargeable hearing aids that you may not have considered:
1. Rechargeable hearing aids are easier for people who have trouble manipulating small batteries
Hearing aid batteries are often very small, which can make battery replacement difficult if you have arthritis, vision problems, or other health issues that make manipulating small objects difficult.
Unfortunately, it is easy to drop a battery and not be able to find it again or to have a difficult time placing it in the battery door.
Instead of changing out tiny batteries, you can juice up your rechargeable devices using a cord, or an even simpler method, like a charging station. With a charging station, you simply place your hearing aids in the station and wait for them to charge. No handling of small batteries at all!
Our customers who have rechargeable hearing aids often comment on how much easier the rechargeable hearing aids are to use since they don't have to deal with tiny batteries all the time.
2. Rechargeable hearing aids can be simpler for those who have memory issues
Remembering to order hearing aid batteries on a regular basis can be stressful, and even though it’s not a task that needs to be performed often, it can become an ordeal for those who have memory issues.
People often forget to order new batteries or they misplace their backups, and that means if their batteries run out, they may be without hearing aids until they are able to order or purchase new hearing aid batteries.
With rechargeable devices, you don’t need to buy or replace batteries—you simply plug your hearing aids in to charge them or place them in the charging station—so there’s less to remember and keep track of!
This can alleviate a lot of stress for some users.
3. Environmental reasons
Eliminating the need to buy and replace hearing aid batteries on a regular basis reduces waste, which is good for the environment.
If you’re using a rechargeable hearing aid, you won’t have to go through batteries, throwing them away frequently like you would with a battery-operated device, which means all those little batteries aren’t being tossed into a landfill.
Rechargeable hearing aids are requested so often by customers, we have extended our family of rechargeable hearing aids to include three options: the HearClear GO™, the HearClear HCR3, and the HearClear HCRD.
Our family of advanced, rechargeable devices will all provide you with clearer hearing and rechargeable convenience. However, each hearing aid is designed for a different level of hearing loss and each model includes its own features and charging method. You can choose the model that is right for your hearing loss and lifestyle—or if you have questions, we can help you choose the right model for you!
Watch our HearClear GO commercial below for more information on this exciting new product!
If you are interested in purchasing a rechargeable device, or if you would like to speak with us about our rechargeable models, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team at Advanced Affordable Hearing.
Call us today at 1 (800) 804-0434 and get a recommendation on which hearing aid will work best for your hearing loss and lifestyle!