The ReSound Sensia is a family of premium hearing aids built on GN's new AI platform, including the microRIE, which ReSound calls the world's smallest rechargeable AI hearing aid. Its aim is narrower than most, lifting the voice you are trying to follow rather than whichever voice happens to be loudest. We fit the ReSound Sensia for patients whose main difficulty is conversation in noisy places.
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Many hearing aids treat the strongest speech signal in a room as the one that matters, which is rarely true at a restaurant table or a family gathering. Sensia approaches it differently through a feature ReSound calls Intelligent All-Around, three technologies working as one. AcoustIQ reads your sound environment in real time and turns features on at the moment they help, a four-microphone beamformer lets you focus by simply facing the person you want to hear, and deep neural network denoising lifts the conversation out of the background. Independent researchers at Hörzentrum Oldenburg tested the combination and found it gave better audibility of the intended talker, with less listening effort.
Each feature below affects how clearly you hear and how long the devices keep up with you.
Sensia suits patients whose hardest listening is restaurants, meetings, and gatherings, particularly those who would rather not reach for their phone to change programs every time the room changes. The range covers rechargeable microRIE, zinc-air RIE, and custom ITE, ITC, and CIC styles in a wide selection of colors, along with CROS models for single-sided hearing loss and bimodal versions designed to work with Cochlear Nucleus sound processors.
Not every feature reaches every style. Bluetooth LE Audio streaming is unavailable on the custom CIC, and hands-free calling is limited to certain iPhone and iPad models along with compatible Android phones, so we will confirm your own phone works before recommending a style.
If you want to know whether the ReSound Sensia fits your hearing and your routine, the first step is a comprehensive hearing evaluation. Our audiologist will review your results with you, ask where listening has been hardest, and explain which style and technology level suit your degree of hearing loss.
Contact our office to book an appointment. We are happy to answer your questions and compare your choices before you decide on anything.
