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A rechargeable hearing aid built for noisy group conversations, using four AI systems that work together to track voices while managing the sound around you.
The Signia Pure Charge&Go MaX is a rechargeable receiver-in-canal hearing aid built for the hardest listening situation most people face: a group conversation in a noisy room. It is the first device on Signia's new MaX platform, and it uses four AI systems working together rather than one. We fit and program the Signia MaX at all three Audiology Doctors of New Jersey offices.
Most hearing aids apply artificial intelligence to a single job, usually reducing noise. Signia calls its approach Acoustic Intelligence, and it combines four task-specific Deep Neural Networks that share information with each other in real time. One tracks and enhances the people you are talking with, one recognizes your own voice so it sounds natural, one reads the surrounding environment as it changes, and one decides how much of the background noise to soften. The result is a hearing aid designed to follow a conversation as it moves around a table instead of treating every noisy room the same way.
In Signia's own research, 97% of wearers performed better with MaX in noisy group conversations than with key competing devices. These are manufacturer-reported results, and how well any device works still depends on your hearing and a proper fitting.
MaX is worth considering if your biggest challenges are restaurants, meetings, family gatherings, and other places where several people talk at once. Its broad connectivity also suits anyone who wants a hearing aid ready for the wireless audio systems now appearing in public venues. That said, the most advanced hearing aid is not automatically the right one for every person.
As an independent practice, our audiologists fit Signia alongside every other major manufacturer, so a recommendation comes only after we have reviewed your hearing test and talked through where listening has been hardest for you.
The first step is a comprehensive hearing evaluation, about 45 to 60 minutes, showing how you hear across frequencies and how well you follow speech in noise. Dr. Annette Mazevski, Au.D., Ph.D., and Dr. Scott Yerdon, Au.D., see patients in Chatham, Hackettstown, and Livingston, and will review your results before any device is discussed.
Call Audiology Doctors of New Jersey at 973-636-4327 to book at whichever office is most convenient.
At Audiology Doctors of New Jersey, we build lasting relationships with our patients and their families. Many of our new patients come to us through personal recommendations—a trust we deeply value. Visit any of our offices in Chatham, Hackettstown, or Livingston to experience the difference of patient-focused hearing care.
