Starkey is all about the listening experience, and their hearing aid platforms provide effortless listening and natural sound, even in complex listening environments. Unlike other hearing aids that just make sounds louder, Starkey works with your ears to provide crystal clear sound. They suppress unwanted noise, help you focus on speech, and prevent any unwanted feedback. All Starkey devices are tailored to your unique hearing loss, and are fully customizable to match your hearing needs and hearing preferences.

For the ultimate in connectivity, look no further than Starkey’s line of digital Made for iPhone hearing aids that will connect you to the technology you use the most. These wireless devices give you endless freedom in connecting to the world around you in a whole new way. They function like a set of personal ear phones: you can stream sounds directly to your ears so you’ll never have to strain to hear again. Controlled by a smartphone app, you can easily connect your hearing aids to any Bluetooth enabled device, whether it’s the TV, landline telephone, smartphone, computer, radio, or car stereo system.

You might think that all this advanced technology would take up a lot of space, but Starkey has created tiny devices that pack a lot of punch. Starkey created the world’s first invisible-in-the-canal (IIC) hearing aid and it’s still one of their most popular devices. These custom-made devices sit well within your ear canal, with only a small tip, or “handle” showing outside the ear canal. In fact, they’re so tiny no one will ever notice them. Ask us about the SoundLens Synergy iQ from Starkey to check out this invisible technology for yourself.

For the best in tinnitus relief, Starkey created the Multiflex Tinnitus Technology program to help you manage your tinnitus. It provides a sound masker, so you can listen to sounds that block or mask the tinnitus, making it fade into the background and allowing you to go about your day without the irritation of tinnitus. This program is fully customizable, allowing your hearing professional to adjust the sounds to completely mask your tinnitus. For nighttime relief, you can turn off the microphone, and use the hearing aid as a masking device, allowing you to sleep without amplifying sounds or draining the battery.