Long shelf life – Rechargeable hearing aids are not only great for on-the-go use; they also last much longer than traditional ones. Traditional hearing aids have a battery life of about three to four weeks, while rechargeable hearing aids typically work up to 12 months with the same batteries or power source you use on your cell phone or other electronic devices.

Current generations of rechargeable hearing aids use lithium ion batteries. These can hold a charge up to 30 hours and can last around five years before requiring replacement.

Safe for kids – Disposable button batteries are hazardous when swallowed by kids or even pets. Many cases have been reported about kids that have been brought to the hospital because of swallowed disposable button batteries. With rechargeable hearing aids, this risk can be eliminated. No more worrying if you’ve kept the disposable batteries in a safe, hard-to-reach area.


Easier to handle – Hearing aid users can benefit from rechargeable hearing aids. They do not need to worry about changing very small batteries which are very tiny. With rechargeable hearing aids, manipulating tiny batteries and tricky packaging will be an issue no more.


Convenient – No more running out of power. With rechargeable hearing aids, there is no need to worry about hearing aids dying at an inconvenient time or place. Trying to find a replacement in the middle of a ceremony or a luncheon will be a thing of the past.