ReSound Custom Hearing Aids | An Audiologist’s Opinion

by | 08/18/2022 | Hearing Aids, Industry News, Patient Resources

All About Hearing constantly has its ear to the ground when it comes to innovative hearing devices, and we are happy to announce some recent news: GN Hearing has launched a new rechargeable hearing aid called Custom made by ReSound. Global rollout began on June 29, 2022.

With an earbud design, Custom is proving popular with patients who would rather not wear a hearing aid over the ear and the Custom is comfortable enough to wear all day.  

These hearing aids are different to ReSound’s other models in that they have several new features:

  • Push button that is larger
  • Better speech understanding in loud environments
  • Better directional microphones with All-Access Directionality
  • Customized shape thanks to 3D printing

What Do I Think of the Custom ReSound Earbuds?

I think these hearing aids are a good, rechargeable, in-the-ear hearing device. Depending on your needs, they could be a good hearing solution for you.

However, despite all the great features, these would not work well for someone with any congenital or traumatic deformity of the ear, active ear drainage, sudden or rapidly progressive hearing loss within the last 90 days, dizziness, profound hearing loss, overproduction of earwax, or pain or discomfort in the ear.

Some aspects you might love about the Custom made by ReSound hearing aids are:

Phone compatibility – They work with both iOS and Android apps and you can stream to them wirelessly with Bluetooth Low Energy for hands-free calls on newer phones.

Charge – A single charge lasts for 24 hours. Even the charger is customized to hold your Customs perfectly.

Dexterity – These are far easier to manage than receiver-in-canal hearing aids with one-push button control, an especially helpful feature for caregivers.

Custom made – Custom’s shell designs are molded to your exact ear canal size in each ear. Measuring is done digitally, and it also means that the microphones in the earbuds can be directed at sound properly based on the angle of your ear canals.

Wind and moisture – The hearing aids are nano coated, water resistant, and sweat proof. They are also 30% better at reducing wind noise.

Mask wearingMask strings can sit easily over the ears when the Custom is in the ear.

Listening programs – You can choose which setting you want to control background noise: All-Around, Restaurant, Music, Acoustic Phone, Outdoor, or Ultra Focus.

Age of wearers – Because these are fitted by a hearing expert, Custom can be worn by children 12 years or older and adults. I expect this will make a dramatic difference to teenagers with a hearing loss.

Support – ReSound provides ongoing support via your local hearing care professional.

Interested in finding out if Custom made by ReSound hearing aids are right for you? Talk with a hearing professional.

Is Custom Made by ReSound Right for You?

These are an excellent way to help your hearing loss, and by wearing these medical-grade hearing earbuds, you can rest knowing that you are helping prevent further damage to your auditory system.

Schedule a consultation with All About Hearing so that we can answer all your questions in an unrushed environment. A hearing aid is only right for you if it suits your level of hearing loss, circumstances, lifestyle, and budget, so when you chat with an expert, you can walk out sure of your decision.

We look forward to helping you!

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Leah Guempel, Au.D., CCC-A

Dr. Leah Guempel received her Bachelor of Arts in Communication Disorders in 2007 and her doctorate from the University of Texas in 2010. While in graduate school, Dr. Guempel was named outstanding first year graduate student in Audiology and Sertoma outstanding graduate student in Audiology. During graduate school, Dr. Guempel had several clinical rotations she completed throughout Austin including rotations at Dell Children’s Hospital and an ENT practice. Dr. Guempel also had a rotation at Cook Hearing & Balance as a student clinician, and after completing her 4th year rotation there, worked as a Doctor of Audiology in the Austin and Cedar Park locations. Dr. Guempel became the audiologist at the Cook Hearing & Balance office in San Marcos when it opened September of 2011. In December of 2012, Dr. Guempel bought Cook Hearing & Balance in San Marcos and renamed it Central Texas Hearing Center. She then opened the Central Texas Hearing Center in Lakeway, Texas. Dr. Guempel is licensed to practice Audiology in the State of Texas. She is a Fellow of the American Academy (AAA) and holds a certificate of clinical competence in Audiology from the American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA). Dr. Guempel has a passion for hearing awareness. She enjoys her field of practice and hopes to inform and educate the community about the importance of early detection and the use of hearing protection. She is dedicated to helping those who suffer from hearing impairment. In her free time, Dr. Guempel enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and anything outdoors.

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