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Unitron Launches Moxi ALL Hearing Instrument Published on February 22, 2018 unitron_logo Unitron announced the release of its latest hearing instrument, Moxi ALL.... Like all hearing instruments driven by the Tempus platform, Moxi ALL was designed around the company’s core philosophy of putting consumer needs at the forefront. The new hearing solution is designed to deliver amazing sound quality, according to Unitron, and advanced binaural performance features that help consumers hear their best in all of life’s conversations, including those on mobile phones. After powering up overnight, a rechargeable battery is designed to help keep them in the conversation for up to 16 hours, including two hours of mobile phone use and five hours of TV streaming. Plus, consumers never have to worry if they forget to charge because they have the flexibility to swap in traditional batteries at any time. A new way to deliver their most personalized solution Consumers can take home Moxi ALL hearing instruments to try before they buy with FLEX:TRIAL. Today’s consumers are not interested in one-size-fits-all. They want to know that the hearing instrument they select is personalized to their individual listening needs and preferences, said Lilika Beck, vice president, Global Marketing, for Unitron. This simple truth is driving our FLEX ecosystema collection of technologies, services, and programs designed to make the experience of buying and using a hearing instrument feel easy and empowering. As the latest addition to the FLEX ecosystem, Moxi ALL is proof of Unitron’s ongoing commitment to putting consumers at the center of its mission to provide the most personalized experience on the market when it comes to choosing hearing instruments. The global roll-out of Moxi ALL begins February 23, 2018.

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Unitron announces world’s smallest wireless RIC Moxi Now’s tiny size provides an uncompromising combination of aesthetics, comfort and performance August 30, 2016 Kitchener, Canada Proving that small is both beautiful and powerful, Unitron announced today the release of Moxi Now, the world’s smallest wireless receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aid1. Moxi Now is the latest addition to Unitron’s design-focused line up of RIC hearing instruments, including RedDot product d...Continue reading

Is it a BTE or a RIC? The new Stride M, our ultra-small 312 BTE is every bit as beautiful as our design award-winning RICs. Built on the Unitron North platform with feature rich functionality. Your patients will have an easy time choosing all the style, comfort and ease of Stride M. http://unitron.com/content/unitron/us/en/professional.html

The new Stride family of behind-the-ear (BTE) and in-the-ear (ITE) styles has choices to satisfy every patient need and technology that lets patients focus on conversations like never before. Get ready for Stride. http://unitron.com//hear/about-hearing-aids/exploring.html

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Men Who Want to Stay Active, Feel Younger, and Remain Socially and Professionally Engaged Should Address Hearing Loss, BHI Advises Better Hearing Institute Participates in National Men’s Health Week Hearing health affects a man’s lifestyle, and if he wants to stay active, feel younger, and remain socially and professionally engaged, he should address any hearing loss he may be experiencing. This is the overriding message that the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) is delivering t...Continue reading