Your life doesn’t stand still. Whether you’re out jogging, chatting with friends at a party or simply relaxing around the house, 90 percent of your activities involve motion and your surroundings change constantly. And as you move, your acoustic environment changes. This is why hearing can go from easy to nearly impossible in just a few seconds as you move from the relatively quiet surroundings of your home or car to a busier, acoustically more challenging place like a bustling shopping area.

To join all the important conversations in life, whether cheerful or serious, inspirational or trivial, we need to understand speech all the time.

The issue with existing hearing aids is that they either focus on what is directly in front of you or on your general surroundings, often missing important sounds that matter. Signia Xperience is the first hearing aid platform ever that doesn’t make that compromise. It can do both at the same time.

In addition, it is difficult to follow a conversation while walking or running because existing hearing aids assume that the wearer is not in motion. As a world’s first, Signia Xperience takes motion into account so that you can easily follow conversations also in active situations.

Everything sounds natural because you hear it at the correct volume and you recognize from which direction each sound is coming. The world’s first hearing aids equipped with acoustic-motion sensors to understand where you are and what you’re doing deliver a hearing experience so natural, it’s sure to move you.

Now you can cook dinner and hear your loved ones behind you, enjoying the conversation even with all the sounds of the kitchen filling the air. You can go walking with friends in the park and hear them from any direction while also basking in the sounds of the birds singing in the trees.

With Signia Xperience you can move freely and still hear what’s important in superb clarity.

Discover how Signia Xperience helps you to understand your conversation partners while at the same time being fully aware of your surroundings. Please use your headphones and click on the examples below to hear the difference: