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Unitron Contributed by Joy Victory, managing editor, Healthy Hearing Last updated September 8, 20212021-09-08T00:00:00-05:00 https://www.healthyhearing.com/uploads/images/UnitronMoxi.jpg Unitron is a hearing aid manufacturer with U.S. headquarters in Plymouth, Minn. A Sonova brand, its products can be found in more than 46 countries worldwide. Unitron knows hearing matters, and their innovation is driven by collaboration with leading research institutions in Canada and the U.S. and strong relationships with hearing healthcare professionals. Hearing aids made by Unitron Unitron's Moxi line of hearing aids. Unitron offers several product families each containing different performance levels. As with other manufacturers, the higher performance levels have the most sophisticated features and come with a higher retail price. Unitron names different models of hearing aids based on the style of the hearing aid — so a BTE hearing aid has a different model name than an ITE hearing aid, although it might have the same processor inside. Many of them are compatible with the company's Remote Plus app that lets you control your hearing aid via your smartphone. Also, many are also compatible with all mobile phones that have a Bluetooth-compatible hands-free feature, allowing direct streaming of phone calls to your hearing aids. Moxi – This premium hearing aid comes in several receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) models, including the Moxi B, Move, Jump, Fit, Now, Kiss, Dura, All and Shine. The instruments are different sizes and offer slightly different features for most every hearing loss and preference. The newest products are the Moxi B line, which come with rechargeable (B-R) and standard battery options (B-312), and and telecoil (B-RT) options. They use the company's Blu sound processing platform. Stride – These products comes in behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid models with different levels of power and features. Insera – This is Unitron's in-the-ear (ITE) product line, available in a full range of sizes, from full shell to invisible in the ear. Some Shine Rev models are similarly ITE. Max – Consisting of two traditional BTE models, this product line is specifically designed for people with severe-to-profound hearing loss. Specialty and tinnitus products made by Unitron Unitron offers a unique feature called Flex: Trial that allows an interactive try-before-you-buy customized experience perfect for first-time hearing aid wearers. The Flex program also offers easy technology upgrades and the ability for wearers to provide real-time feedback about their hearing aid experience directly to their hearing healthcare professional using a smartphone app. Flex can help providers better accommodate your preferences. For many of its hearing aid models, Unitron also offers a Tinnitus Masker feature that can, with the guidance of your hearing care professional, help you overcome tinnitus and make it less noticeable while you are wearing your hearing aids. Assistive listening devices made by Unitron Like other hearing aid manufacturers, Unitron offers many different types of accessories and assistive listening devices that work with their hearing aids to enhance the listening experience or help you hear better in very specific listening situations. These include a phone app, TV connector, remote control, streamer and a wearable microphone, among other products. Interested in learning more about hearing aids? We hope this information about Unitron hearing aids was helpful for you. To find a hearing care practitioner familiar with Unitron products, this locator tool can help. If you are seeking the right hearing solution for yourself or someone you care about, check out our extensive directory of consumer-reviewed hearing healthcare professionals to find a hearing aid clinic near you and make the call today. Joy Victory, managing editor, Healthy Hearing Joy Victory has extensive experience editing consumer health information. Her training in particular has focused on how to best communicate evidence-based medical guidelines and clinical trial results to the public. She strives to make health content accurate, accessible and engaging to the public. Read more about Joy. Share Tweet Share Pin

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Unitron

Contributed by Joy Victory, managing editor, Healthy Hearing
Last updated September 8, 20212021-09-08T00:00:00-05:00

Unitron is a hearing aid manufacturer with U.S. headquarters in Plymouth, Minn. A Sonova brand, its products can be found in more than 46 countries worldwide.

Unitron knows hearing matters, and their innovation is driven by collaboration with leading research institutions in Canada and the U.S. and strong relationships with hearing healthcare professionals.

Hearing aids made by Unitron

Unitron Moxi line of hearing aids — *Unitron's Moxi line of hearing aids.*

Unitron offers several product families each containing different performance levels. As with other manufacturers, the higher performance levels have the most sophisticated features and come with a higher retail price.

Unitron names different models of hearing aids based on the style of the hearing aid — so a BTE hearing aid has a different model name than an ITE hearing aid, although it might have the same processor inside. Many of them are compatible with the company's Remote Plus app that lets you control your hearing aid via your smartphone. Also, many are also compatible with all mobile phones that have a Bluetooth-compatible hands-free feature, allowing direct streaming of phone calls to your hearing aids.

Moxi – This premium hearing aid comes in several receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) models, including the Moxi B, Move, Jump, Fit, Now, Kiss, Dura, All and Shine. The instruments are different sizes and offer slightly different features for most every hearing loss and preference. The newest products are the Moxi B line, which come with rechargeable (B-R) and standard battery options (B-312), and and telecoil (B-RT) options. They use the company's Blu sound processing platform.
Stride – These products comes in behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid models with different levels of power and features.
Insera – This is Unitron's in-the-ear (ITE) product line, available in a full range of sizes, from full shell to invisible in the ear. Some Shine Rev models are similarly ITE.
Max – Consisting of two traditional BTE models, this product line is specifically designed for people with severe-to-profound hearing loss.

Specialty and tinnitus products made by Unitron

Unitron offers a unique feature called Flex: Trial that allows an interactive try-before-you-buy customized experience perfect for first-time hearing aid wearers. The Flex program also offers easy technology upgrades and the ability for wearers to provide real-time feedback about their hearing aid experience directly to their hearing healthcare professional using a smartphone app. Flex can help providers better accommodate your preferences.

For many of its hearing aid models, Unitron also offers a Tinnitus Masker feature that can, with the guidance of your hearing care professional, help you overcome tinnitus and make it less noticeable while you are wearing your hearing aids.

Assistive listening devices made by Unitron

Like other hearing aid manufacturers, Unitron offers many different types of accessories and assistive listening devices that work with their hearing aids to enhance the listening experience or help you hear better in very specific listening situations. These include a phone app, TV connector, remote control, streamer and a wearable microphone, among other products.

Interested in learning more about hearing aids?

We hope this information about Unitron hearing aids was helpful for you. To find a hearing care practitioner familiar with Unitron products, this locator tool can help.

If you are seeking the right hearing solution for yourself or someone you care about, check out our extensive directory of consumer-reviewed hearing healthcare professionals to find a hearing aid clinic near you and make the call today.

Joy Victory, managing editor, Healthy Hearing

Joy Victory has extensive experience editing consumer health information. Her training in particular has focused on how to best communicate evidence-based medical guidelines and clinical trial results to the public. She strives to make health content accurate, accessible and engaging to the public. Read more about Joy.