1. Digital Hearing Aids Offer Numerous Benefits for Users
When you think about the wooden devices that were once used to help hearing back in the 1500s, it's
easy to see that hearing aids are making huge advancements. Taking a glance through the history of the
devices will reveal astounding technological advancements. In this century, almost everything is turning
digital, with hearing aids being no exception to the rule.
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There are more than 22 top manufacturers encompassing digital devices, making it safe to say that there
is a huge demand for higher-quality products. Numerous manufacturers are still looking for ways to
develop even more advanced technology than they already have in place. Some of these manufacturers
are even working on their fourth or fifth generations in digital hearing aid technology.
The first digital units were released on the market in 1987. Only two of the manufacturers were able to
meet the demand of digital products for those in need and since they were extremely large and required
an enormous amount of energy, many of the consumers were not very welcoming of these new
developments. Thankfully, since the late 1980s, more enhanced levels of technology are providing an
increase in the quality of these digital devices.
Recently, the digital hearing units have seen a tremendous amount of success. Now that they are more
functional and much smaller, more audiologists tend to recommend these units to all of their patients.
These new units are available for purchase in either a behind the ear unit or an in the ear model. While
these models might be expensive, consumers are happily taking advantage of all the new and improved
systems, which help them to enjoy their life to the fullest.
Surprisingly, digital hearing devices function similarly to their older, analog counterparts. Experts in the
field claim that separating the digital and analog functions is impossible when it comes to developing
these devices. The digital aspects of the units enable the sound waves that previously remained
captured inside of the analog units. These sound waves can now be converted into numbers, creating a
more enhanced and detailed hearing experience. Experts believe that the digital versions are better, not
because of the fact that they are digital in nature, but instead because the new technology offers
enhancements to the process of converting all of the sound waves.
Thanks to digital hearing instruments, those with an auditory disability now have an option that can
provide them with a life of comfort, and most importantly, the option to hear all of the voices of their
loved ones. Assuming that technology is going to continue along the path to rapid advancement, we can
anticipate seeing even more even more advancements in the field of digital technology.
Ron Toles, Hearing Instrument Specialist has served the Kansas City Metro Area and its surrounding
communities for several years. He offers a full range of diagnostic and preventative hearing healthcare
professional services, including hearing aid screening, evaluations, hearing aids sales and rehabilitative
and preventative counseling. Ron is dedicated to keeping abreast of the latest improvements in
technological advancements in the hearing industry and is committed to offering the most current
options to his patients.