Signia Pure Charge&Go IX
Integrated Xperience flagship — enhances conversation in real time.
RIC (Pure Charge&Go)PremiumRechargeableBluetooth
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Device type
RIC hearing aids
The most popular modern style: the body sits behind the ear while the receiver rests in the ear canal.
RIC (Receiver-in-Canal) is today's most chosen format. The main unit sits discreetly behind the ear and the speaker rests in the canal on a thin wire, so the device is nearly invisible and sound stays natural.
It suits mild to moderately-severe hearing loss and comes in rechargeable and Bluetooth versions.
- 01Discreet designThe thin wire and small housing are barely visible.
- 02Natural soundA receiver in the canal delivers fuller, clearer sound.
- 03Wide coverageModules for mild through severe hearing loss.
RIC hearing aids
5 modelsReSound Vivia
Dual-chip flagship — with a deep neural network.
RIC (microRIE)PremiumRechargeableBluetooth
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Oticon Intent
Flagship with 4D sensor — understands your intent.
RIC (miniRITE)PremiumRechargeableBluetooth
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Signia Styletto IX
The thinnest Slim-RIC on the market.
Slim-RICPremiumRechargeableBluetooth
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ReSound Nexia
The first hearing aid to deliver Auracast.
RIC (microRIE)PremiumRechargeableBluetooth
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Frequently asked questions
Who is RIC for?
Most people with mild to severe loss. Your audiologist confirms the exact fit after testing.
RIC vs BTE?
In BTE the speaker is in the body and sound travels through a tube; in RIC the speaker sits in the canal — smaller and more natural.
Next step
Find out for free which model suits you
After an audiologist assessment we match the exact device and level for you. Book a branch visit or start the online check.