Phonak Introduces Paradise Hearing Aids

New Chipset, New Features, New Sound, New Connectivity, All New & Even Better

On August 20th Phonak launched their very latest hearing aid range in the UK which they are calling the Paradise. It really is all-new, both outside and inside and it looks like a very worthy successor to their fantastic Marvel range. Let's take a look at what you need to know.

New Inside and Out

The Paradise hearing aids are completely new inside and out. While the exterior changes are merely cosmetic, the internal changes are truly dramatic. They have introduced a new chipset which they call PRISM (Processing Real-time Intelligent Sound Management). They say that the new chipset allows a host of newly developed hardware and software features to help you rediscover the wonders of sound from the moment they are fit. They have also for the first time added a motion sensor within their hearing aids to power two brand new features.

Motion Hearing

While the new processor delivers crisp, natural sound in any environment, in quiet situations, soft voices over distance are enhanced by a brand new speech enhancer feature. The motion sensor powers their new Motion Sensor Hearing feature which allows the hearing aids to detect when you are moving while having a conversation. It will automatically adjust the directional microphones to focus on the direction of speech.

Tap Control

The new motion sensor is also responsible for their new Tap Control feature which allows users to activate popular voice assistants, answer or reject calls, or even pause or resume audio streaming by simply tapping on their ear.

Increased Connectivity

Two simultaneous Bluetooth connections are now possible, allowing you to easily switch streamed audio from one device to another across virtually any smart device or operating system. That means simply switching between calls on different mobile phones or switching between streamed audio on your mobile phone and tablet easily. No more unpairing and pairing.

Four New Hearing Aids

The Audeo Paradise range is made up of four Audeo hearing aids, two rechargeable hearing aids and two traditionally powered hearing aids. It is important to note that only the rechargeable devices have the new motion sensor feature and also the tap control which we will talk about later. The new PRISM chip also allows the speakers in the Audeo range to be a little bit more powerful meaning they will cover more hearing losses than ever.

If you have any questions about Paradise hearing aids from Phonak in Edinburgh, are looking for a hearing test, or are interested in ear wax removal, give us a call on 0131 629 1819 or contact us online now.

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