Phonak
Phonak Audeo Infinio 90
Colour:Sand Beige
Model:Audeo R Infinio
Ear:Left
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Details & Features
Phonak Audéo Infinio New Technology
The new ERA Chip allows for four key new features:
- APD 3.0 – a new fitting prescription that uses the latest research and ERA processing speed to give the user the correct gain at each hearing loss frequency.
- AutoSense 6.0—Trained with artificial intelligence, Autosense is software that automatically changes the hearing aid’s programmes and settings. As a hearing aid user moves into different listening environments, Autosense automatically loads the best programme, changes the volume, and adjusts the hearing device’s advanced features.
- Enhanced Bluetooth – Universal connectivity and 2-way streaming to any Bluetooth devices, including phones, tablets and laptops. Phonak Infinio hearing aids will pair up to 8 and 2 Bluetooth devices simultaneously. The new ERA chip allows for increased Bluetooth transmission power, allowing users to maintain a high-quality signal over twice the distance of the previous Phonak Bluetooth.
- Auracast Ready - broadcast will enable devices such as smartphones, laptops, televisions, or public address systems to broadcast audio to an unlimited number of nearby compatible receivers, including hearing aids, speakers and earbuds.
Difference in Infinio Performance Levels
Phonak Audeo Infinio Hearing Aids are available in 4 technology levels:
- Premium – 90
- Advanced – 70
- Standard – 50
- Essential – 30
All the performance levels are the same size and use the ERA chip. The difference is the software loaded on the device. The technology level you choose will depend on your hearing loss, lifestyle and budget.
The Audeo Infinio 90 is the premium performance level:
- 20 Fine tuning channels
- Tap Control
- Dynamic Noise Cancellation
- StereoZoom 2.0
- SpeechSensor
- Speech Enhancer
- Comfort in Noise
- Speech in Car
- Music
- Speech in Loud Noise
Key Features of the Audeo Infinio Range:
- Motion Sensor Hearing
- Roger Direct
- Active Vent
- Sound Relax
- Duo Phone
- Real Ear Sound
- Speech in noise
- Calm situation
- Media speech + mic
- Media music + mic
- Music
- UltraZoom
- Roger & Directional Streaming
- Health Functionalities
- WindBlock
- User performance tuning
- Tinnitus balance
- Auto acclimatisation
- Environmental balance
- SoundRecover2
- WhistleBlock
- NoiseBlock
- QuickSync
- AOV
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