Technology Spotlight

OTICON MORE™

Oticon More is Oticon’s new line of hearing aids, specifically designed to support your brain. Using their trademark BrainHearing™ technology, as well as a new onboard Deep Neural Network (DNN), the Oticon More learns and evolves over time, allowing you to not only hear, but also interpret sounds clearly and confidently.

DEEP NEURAL NETWORK

This new revolutionary DNN tech is, essentially, hearing aid training, embedded on a chip inside. “The DNN in Oticon More is trained with 12 million sounds from real-life to recognize virtually all types of sounds to support your brain.” What this does is simulate natural sound processing and growth.

According to Oticon’s website, the Oticon More:

  • Delivers 30% more sound to the brain
  • Increases speech understanding by 15%

“Oticon More… is a revolutionary hearing aid that gives the brain more of the relevant information it needs to make better sense of sound, so you can get better speech understanding with less effort and the ability to remember more.”

DEEP NEURAL NETWORK — HOW DOES IT WORK?

FEATURES

The Oticon More hearing aid connects directly to select iPhone® and Android™ devices and can even stream audio from your TV with Oticon’s own TV adapter. With an app you can download directly to your smartphone, you can easily control audio levels and functionality.

Oticon More hearing aids are also rechargeable. “The new Oticon More miniRITE R is a discreet lithium–ion-based rechargeable style that provides a full day of battery life, including streaming, after just three hours of charging.” (2) After only 30 minutes of charging time, your aid can function for up to 6 hours.

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT OTICON MORE HEARING DEVICES?

If so, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

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