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Invisible and rechargeable hearing aids in Sutton Coldfield

Modern hearing aids can be almost impossible to see, charge overnight like a phone and stream calls and TV straight to your ears. Our independent audiologists in Streetly help you find the most discreet option that still suits your hearing.

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Written by the audiology team at Sutton Hearing Care

Are invisible hearing aids right for you?

Invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) and completely-in-the-canal (CIC) hearing aids are custom made to sit deep in your ear canal. They suit mild to moderate hearing loss and ear canals with enough room. They use small disposable batteries and are harder to handle than larger styles, so we always check your hearing, your ear canals and your dexterity first. If they are not the best fit, a slim receiver-in-canal model is often nearly as discreet.

Why choose an independent hearing aid centre

Chains often favour their own brand. As an independent clinic in Streetly, we fit hearing aids from Phonak, Oticon, Signia, Starkey, ReSound, Widex and Unitron. You do not need to choose a brand beforehand. We compare suitable options using your test results, how you live and what you want to spend.

Hearing aid styles we fit

  • Behind-the-ear and receiver-in-canal. A slim case behind the ear with a fine wire into the canal. Suits most types of hearing loss, with controls you can find by touch.
  • Rechargeable hearing aids. Charge overnight and they last all day, with no tiny batteries to change. Most of the hearing aids we fit are rechargeable.
  • Bluetooth hearing aids. Stream phone calls, TV and music to your hearing aids and adjust them from an app on iPhone or Android.
  • In-the-ear. A custom shell that sits in the outer ear with nothing behind it. Easier to handle than the smallest models.
  • Invisible hearing aids. Custom-made to sit deep in the ear canal, so they are almost impossible to see. Best for mild to moderate hearing loss and ear canals with enough room.

Not sure which style suits you? Try our free hearing aid finder below. It takes a minute.

Try hearing aids at home for 14 days

After your free hearing test, if hearing aids would help, we programme a trial pair to your results. Wear them for two weeks in your normal routine: at home, with family, shopping in Mere Green or walking in Sutton Park. Then keep them, try something different or hand them back. The trial is free.

Hearing aid prices in Sutton Coldfield

Technology level Best for From (per pair)
Essential Quieter routines: home, TV, one-to-one conversations £1,595
Advanced A mix of quiet and busy places, better background noise reduction £2,845
Premium Busy social and working lives, the hardest listening situations £3,445

Every price includes your fitting checked with real ear measurements, follow-up appointments, a 5-year manufacturer warranty, 5 years of aftercare and our 60-day money-back guarantee. See our full guide to hearing aid prices.

Aftercare in Streetly

Every hearing aid we fit comes with aftercare: fine-tuning, cleaning, servicing and most repairs, done at the clinic on Sutton Oak Road. If something goes wrong, we try to see you the same day.

Questions about invisible aids

How much do invisible hearing aids cost?

Invisible and rechargeable hearing aids are available across our price levels. Private hearing aids at Sutton Hearing Care start from £1,595 a pair for the Essential level, £2,845 for Advanced and £3,445 for Premium. You get a written quote after your free hearing test.

Which hearing aid brands do you fit?

Phonak, Oticon, Signia, Starkey, ReSound, Widex and Unitron. As an independent clinic we recommend what suits you, not one manufacturer.

Do you fit invisible hearing aids in Sutton Coldfield?

Yes, if your hearing loss and ear canal size suit them. Your audiologist checks this at your free hearing test and tells you honestly whether they are a good option.

Are invisible hearing aids rechargeable?

Most invisible-in-the-canal models use small disposable batteries because there is so little space. If rechargeable matters most, a slim receiver-in-canal model is usually the better choice.

Can I try hearing aids before I buy?

Yes. If hearing aids would help, you can wear a trial pair at home for 14 days, free of charge.

Will hearing aids work with my phone?

Most modern hearing aids connect to iPhone and Android phones by Bluetooth for calls, music and app control.