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In the world of Senso Vita, the user is in focus. We have developed a hearing aid series that can fulfil your requirements in a simple, effective and comfortable way.
So, how is this possible? Senso Vita is a hearing aid solution that puts the user in focus by being adaptable to individual requirements. And what are these? We have chosen to focus on four areas that we believe are important for the quality of life of people with hearing loss.
Ease of listening
Ease of communication
Ease of customisation
Ease of use
The Senso Vita series is designed to fulfil each of these requirements. Although hearing aids cannot restore normal hearing, the technological solutions chosen for Senso Vita will help you towards the four important goals of living with a hearing loss: Be comfortable, be involved, be yourself and be free.
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 Experience the unique Senso Vita world
 Completely-in-canal |
| In-the-ear/canal |
| Mini behind-the-ear |
| Power behind-the-ear |
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User advantages
| Comfortable and natural sound reproduction |
| Automatic adjustment of amplification according to your listening situation |
| Emphasis on speech in noisy environments |
| Customisation to your unique needs |
| Very low battery power consumption |
| Enhanced immunity to interference by mobile phones | |
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Special features
| The SoundShape System ensures comfortable and natural sound reproduction | The SoundFocus System focuses on speech
| The SoundControl System facilitates a more individual fitting |
| The FreeSound System gives you freedom to concentrate on other things than your hearing aid | |
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 Read about the world’s most sophisticated digital hearing aid. |
The Senso Vita models. There are hearing aids for any type of hearing loss that can fulfil your personal preferences for performance, style - and colour. Read about how hearing-impaired people experience their hearing loss.
 Read more about how to acquire hearing aids. |
 The SCOLA FM communication system provides additional benefit in the classroom and other difficult listening situations. |
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