Concha Sol Aids Aids: Feeling Historian

Connsha Laboratories to make Hearing devices without a prescription Since 2017, only one product marketing – Connsha Sol.

the Hearing devices Get a familiar design, a classic composition behind the ear with a simple rock control element on the back of each of them. Concha specifies its customization: Sol comes in your choice of four colors, and can be formed with lead wires in four different sizes, although it should be noted that many competing hearing devices have driving wires that can be adjusted while flying and replaced with greater or smaller events.

At the time of your request, Concha is converting hearing devices into the size of your ears, the color of your skin, and the color of your hair (if you are lucky enough to get any left), which increases the possibility of mixing it and suits them properly. I received the gray model with the available longest and measure the weight of these devices at 2.03 grams, which is very light for hearing tools behind the ear.

Replaceable batteries

The main reason behind this light weight is the largest negative aspect of Sol: replaceable batteries. This is a little that there are no birds in the hearing world today, and it is surprising that Concha Labs still clinging to a faded force model that requires the user to slip into a new pair of small batteries every 5 to 7 days. Although replaceable batteries provide much longer than the best rechargeable cells (as well as the lighter weight above), they are still among the troubles that few enjoy. (I showed the latest research I saw, since 2021 70 percent of hearing users prefer rechargeable hearing systems))

Assuming that you are well with a replaceable battery system, Concha Sol has a lot of things. It begins exactly. CONCA does not use pre -audio files like most OTC aid. Pre -specified definition files are wave forms of frequencies based on thousands of historical hearing tests conducted by people over the years. The average of these auditory images is calculated, and a handful of auditory images is loaded on the devices. When you perform a hearing test inside the application, the app discovers any of these audio images closest to you and download the appropriate corrections in hearing aid devices. It is not perfect, but for most users, it is good enough.

Concha has the integrated hearing test in its application, but it is completely different from the typical hearing test, as it listens to sounds on different frequencies and sizes until a complete image of hearing loss develops. After some determining the initial level, the Concha system, called Soundscope, asks you to listen (with every ear) to repeated, coupled speech excerpts, then determine whether the sample A or sample B looks better. It is like an eye examination, only for your ears.