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Phonak Audéo Paradise Review – Next-gen hearing aids

Phonak Audéo Paradise Review – Next-gen hearing aids

Posted on August 23, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

While the audio world might be obsessing over noise-canceling earbuds, Phonak just unveiled what could well be one of the most advanced medical hearables so far. The next-generation Paradise hearing technology is the heart of the company’s new Audéo Paradise hearing aids, complete with a whole new chipset, motion sensor, speech enhancer, tap control, personalization, and last but by no means least, true multi-device connection to any Bluetooth enabled devices. These are about as far from your grandparents’ hearing aids as you can imagine.

But first, let’s talk about hearing loss

Before we get started, if you’re reading this review, there’s a good chance that you fall somewhere in the seven year-denial range. Maybe you’ve noticed some hearing degradation – whether or not you’ve admitted it to yourself fully – or your friends and family might have told you to get your hearing checked because of how many times you ask, “I’m sorry, say again?”
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