Best Hearing Aids of 2025

The Best New Hearing Aids of 2025

Updated 2025

Our top hearing aids for 2025 set the benchmark for sound quality in noisy environments, captivating design delivering both comfort and discretion, and each offering proprietary hearing technology which sets it apart from the competition.

In 2025, hearing aids are now equipped with:

Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms that can learn your preferences and automatically adjust settings for different environments, to deliver clearer sound quality and better speech recognition, even in noisy settings.
Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) Audio, allowing direct streaming from devices like TVs, smartphones, and computers. This provides a seamless audio experience without the need for additional accessories, plus most new models are Auracast ready.
Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries have significantly improved, offering 24 hours+ of continuous use on a single charge. Portable charging cases can extend battery life even further, making hearing aids more convenient and environmentally friendly.
Some hearing aids now include biometric sensors that can track your health metrics such as heart rate, stress levels, physical activity, and sleep patterns. This integration provides valuable health insights and enhances overall well-being.
New models are designed to be more comfortable and durable, with dust, sweat and water-resistant features for daily wear.

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SAVE more than your hearing

To find out more about these exciting new hearing aid models, contact HEARING SAVERS on ☎ 1800 00 4327

Adrienne Blechman

Principal Audiologist
HEARING SAVERS

Phone ☎ 1800 00 4327
Email: adrienne@hearingsavers.com.au

What to look for when purchasing new hearing aids

When considering new hearing aids, there are several factors to take into account to ensure you choose the right ones for your needs.

Here are some key considerations:

Hearing Assessment – Determine your current hearing levels and specific needs via hearing assessment conducted by an hearing practitioner.
Type and Severity of Hearing Loss – Understand the type and severity of your hearing loss, as this will impact the type of hearing aids recommended.
Style and Design – Choose a style that suits your preferences and comfort, whether it's the popular receiver-in-canal (RIC), behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE), completely-in-the-canal (CIC), or other options.
Technology Level – Consider the technology level based on your lifestyle and communication needs. Higher-end models include advanced features like noise reduction, motions sensors, AI, app control, Bluetooth connectivity, and more.
Hearing Aid Features – Look for features that align with your lifestyle, such as directional microphones, telecoil compatibility, rechargeable batteries, smartphone connectivity, and custom programming options.
Connectivity – Check if the hearing aids can connect to devices like smartphones, allowing for easy adjustment of settings, streaming audio, and taking calls directly through the hearing aids.
Battery Life and Type – Consider whether you prefer disposable or rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable options are hassle-free, convenient and environmentally friendly, while disposable batteries may be preferred by some users.
Fit and Comfort – Ensure the hearing aids fit comfortably and securely. The right fit is crucial for both effectiveness and comfort.
Trial Period – Check if there is a trial period offered by the hearing provider. This allows you to test the hearing aids in various environments and situations to ensure they meet your expectations.
Cost and Rebates – Understand the full cost of the hearing aids and any additional expenses for accessories or follow-up appointments. Check with your private health insurance to see if hearing aids are covered. You may be eligible for rebates under the Hearing Services Program, NDIS, WorkSafe, Home Care Packages and JobAccess.
Warranty and Support – Inquire about the manufacturer warranty, warranty for loss and damage, plus ongoing care and support services.

Choose from three main styles of hearing aids

Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) – most popular style offering full features, robust design with light-weight comfort and discretion.
Behind-the-Ear (BTE) – typically a bit larger and more powerful than RIC models for more significant hearing losses, with a custom mould for a secure fit.
Custom – custom made to the shape of your unique ear canal, can be made invisible but may compromise on certain features, such as Bluetooth streaming.

Hearing Aid Styles - Discounted at HEARING SAVERS

The most common type of hearing aid is the Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) style. RIC hearing aids have components behind your ear with a very thin wire attached to a tiny speaker that goes in your ear canal. RIC models do not block your ear, allowing you to hear sounds that can you detect normally, while amplifying important speech. RIC aid styles are suitable for people with a wide range of hearing loss, from mild to profound.

Smaller Custom hearing aids sit inside your ear canal and work well for mild or moderate hearing loss, while a larger Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aids are usually better suited to severe or profound hearing loss. Our hearing specialists can help you choose a style that will work for you.