Amplifon’s smallest device – the ampli-mini – is less than a centimeter in width
The ampli-mini fits inside the ear canal ensuring it goes unnoticed
The technology of hearing aids has come a long way from the horns and trumpets of centuries past. And with more sophisticated devices and a greater understanding of our ears in general, hearing aids have become cleverer and less noticeable.
At the forefront of this innovation is the rise of the ITE – or ‘in the ear’ aid to you and I.
Amplifon, a global leader in hearing aids for seven decades, now offers a device so small it goes unnoticed.
This discrete device is known as the ampli-mini and is one of the company’s biggest selling aids owing to its invisibility.
Each mini aid has a custom-made shell that fits comfortably in the user’s ear canal. It is also built to be strong and water resistant allowing for years of wear.
Despite its compact size, the device offers the latest technology when it comes to sound quality, ensuring the user can listen with confidence whether that’s at a busy cafe, in a staff meeting or while watching the television.
One customer who opted for the mini due to its discrete size was Tommy Robinson. His only regret has been that he didn’t make the appointment sooner.
