Signia Hearing Aids

The Latest: Signia MaX

Signia MaX (short for Multi-adaptive Xperience) is Signia’s newest platform, available from September 2026. The first model is Pure Charge&Go MaX, a rechargeable receiver-in-canal hearing aid.

What’s new

Signia says MaX is the first hearing aid with four deep neural networks working together:

1. RealTime Conversation Enhancement AI focuses on the people you’re talking to, even as they move around you.
2. Own Voice Processing AI keeps your own voice sounding natural. Signia says it was trained on 1.5 million voice samples and needs no extra setup in the clinic.
3. Ambient Scene Adaptation AI adjusts to where you are, from a quiet room to a busy street.
4. Dynamic Noise Control AI reduces background noise as it changes.

Signia reports that 97% of wearers in its study did better in noisy group conversations. Battery life is up to 28 hours, a 30-minute charge gives around 6 hours, and the portable charger holds extra charges for travel. MaX supports Bluetooth, LE Audio and telecoil, and Signia plans to switch on Auracast through a software update.

The Signia Range

1. Pure Charge&Go MaX: the 2026 flagship receiver-in-canal.
2. Pure IX: rechargeable receiver-in-canal on the IX platform, with RealTime Conversation Enhancement.
3. Styletto IX: a slim, modern design that looks more like a designer accessory than a hearing aid.
4. Active Mini IX: an earbud-style hearing aid.
5. Silk IX: a tiny instant-fit hearing aid that sits in the ear canal, no ear impression needed.
6. Insio IX: custom in-the-ear and invisible-in-canal models.
7. Motion Charge&Go IX: rechargeable behind-the-ear for more significant hearing loss.
8. CROS: for people with no usable hearing in one ear.

What Signia Does Best

1. Own voice. Signia has led the way on making the wearer’s own voice sound natural, one of the biggest reasons new users give up on hearing aids.
2. Design choice. Styletto, Active and Silk give options for people who don’t want a traditional-looking hearing aid.
3. Tinnitus. Signia’s Notch Therapy is a unique approach to tinnitus that works without adding masking noise.

Who Signia Suits

1. First-time wearers who find their own voice distracting.
2. People who care about how their hearing aids look.
3. People with tinnitus who don’t want a masking sound.
4. People who like the idea of an AI assistant they can ask for help at any time.

Apps, Remote Care and Tinnitus Support

1. Signia app: control volume and programs, use the Signia Assistant, and contact your audiologist through TeleCare.
2. Signia One app (MaX): remote fine-tuning, CareChat by text, voice or video with your audiologist, a 24/7 AI assistant and Apple Watch support.
3. Signia Assistant: describe what you’re struggling with and it adjusts your hearing aids on the spot.
4. Tinnitus: Notch Therapy, plus static noise and ocean wave sounds, set up by your audiologist.

Why Get Your Signia Hearing Aids Fitted at NeuroAudiology

A hearing aid is only as good as the person fitting it. The same device can sound completely different depending on how it’s programmed, so the fitting matters as much as the brand.

1. We test first. A full diagnostic hearing assessment by an audiologist comes before any recommendation. Medicare rebates may apply.
2. We fit several leading brands. That means we recommend what suits your hearing, lifestyle and budget, not one manufacturer’s catalogue.
3. Programmed to your results. Your hearing aids are set up from your own hearing test, then fine-tuned at follow-up visits as your brain adjusts.
4. Government subsidised options. Eligible pensioners and DVA card holders can access subsidised hearing aids through the Hearing Services Program. We check your eligibility and handle the paperwork.
5. Ongoing care. Follow-up appointments, fine-tuning, cleaning and remote adjustments are part of the service, at five clinics across Sydney.