New Mini ITE Digital Hearing Aid Aids Personal Sound Amplifier

New Mini ITE Digital Hearing Aid Aids Personal Sound Amplifier With Battery A10

Micro invisible Hearing Aid Product model G-16 
Mini size as the battery of AG13: only 0.95cm*1.3cm*1.9cm
Body color: beige
 *In the canal ITC hearing aid

 *for old people mild hearing loss

 *Invisbile in the ear design
 *Adjustable tone

 *Peak OSPL90(dB SPL) 115dB

 *Sound Gain 30dB

 *Max Noise 25dB
 *Power battery A10 zinc Air battery size

Frequently Asked Questions edit by Adsound:

1.In the ear aids

In the ear aids (ITE) devices fit in the outer ear bowl (called the concha). Being larger, these are easier to insert and can hold extra features.They are sometimes visible when standing face to face with someone. ITE hearing aids are custom made to fit each individual's ear. They can be used in mild to some severe hearing losses. Feedback, a squealing/whistling caused by sound (particularly high frequency sound) leaking and being amplified again, may be a problem for severe hearing losses.Some modern circuits are able to provide feedback regulation or cancellation to assist with this. Venting may also cause feedback. A vent is a tube primarily placed to offer pressure equalization. However, different vent styles and sizes can be used to influence and prevent feedback.Traditionally, ITEs have not been recommended for young children because their fit could not be as easily modified as the earmold for a BTE, and thus the aid had to be replaced frequently as the child grew.However, there are new ITEs made from a silicone type material that mitigates the need for costly replacements. ITE hearing aids can be connected wirelessly to FM systems, for instance with a body-worn FM receiver with induction neck-loop which transmits the audio signal from the FM transmitter inductively to the telecoil inside the hearing instrument.

Mini in canal (MIC) or completely in canal (CIC) aids are generally not visible unless the viewer looks directly into the wearer's ear.These aids are intended for mild to moderately severe losses. CICs are usually not recommended for people with good low-frequency hearing, as the occlusion effect is much more noticeable.Completely-in-the-canal hearing aids fit tightly deep in the ear.It barely visible.Being small, it will not have a directional microphone, and its small batteries will have a short life, and the batteries and controls may be difficult to manage.Its position in the ear prevents wind noise and makes it easier to use phones without feedback.In-the-canal hearing aids are placed deep in the ear canal.They are barely visible. Larger versions of these can have directional microphones. Being in the canal, they are less likely to cause a plugged feeling These models are easier to manipulate than the smaller completely in-the-canal models but still have the drawbacks of being rather small.

In-the-ear hearing aids are typically more expensive than behind-the-ear counterparts of equal functionality, because they are custom fitted to the patient's ear. In fitting, an audiologist takes a physical impression (mold) of the ear. The mold is scanned by a specialized CAD system, resulting in a 3D model of the outer ear. During modeling, the venting tube is inserted. The digitally modeled shell is printed using a rapid prototyping technique such as stereolithography. Finally, the aid is assembled and shipped to the audiologist after a quality check.

2.Invisible in canal hearing aids

Invisible in canal hearing aids (IIC) style of hearing aids fits inside the ear canal completely, leaving little to no trace of an installed hearing aid visible. This is because it fits deeper in the canal than other types, so that it is out of view even when looking directly into the ear bowl (concha). A comfortable fit is achieved because the shell of the aid is custom-made to the individual ear canal after taking a mould. Invisible hearing aid types use venting and their deep placement in the ear canal to give a more natural experience of hearing. Unlike other hearing aid types, with the IIC aid the majority of the ear is not blocked (occluded) by a large plastic shell. This means that sound can be collected more naturally by the shape of the ear, and can travel down into the ear canal as it would with unassisted hearing. Depending on their size, some models allow the wearer to use a mobile phone as a remote control to alter memory and volume settings, instead of taking the IIC out to do this. IIC types are most suitable for users up to middle age, but are not suitable for more elderly people.