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Choosing the right hearing aid style can completely change how you hear, process sound, and feel at the end of the day. In this video, I explain why I personally choose behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids instead of receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aids.

This is not about one hearing aid style being better for everyone. This video shares my real-life experience living with hearing loss and how BTE hearing aids better meet my specific needs.

In this video, I cover:
• The key difference between behind-the-ear and receiver-in-canal hearing aids
• How sound processing location affects how you experience sound
• Why BTE hearing aids provide more power for moderate to severe hearing loss
• How underpowered hearing aids can increase listening effort and hearing fatigue
• Why behind the ear hearing aids reduce feedback and distortion for me
• How BTE hearing aids give me more independence with maintenance and customization
• My personal story of being underfit in receiver in canal hearing aids for years
• Why switching to behind the ear hearing aids changed how I hear and communicate

I also share my experience wearing ReSound hearing aids, including the ReSound Enzo, ReSound ONE, and ReSound Enzo IA super power hearing aids. ReSound donated my current hearing aids, but this video is not sponsored and reflects my honest personal experience.

If you are deciding between behind-the-ear vs receiver-in-the-canal hearing aids, this video will help you ask better questions, understand your audiogram, and advocate for the amplification level your hearing loss truly needs.

If you frequently ask people to repeat themselves, feel mentally exhausted after conversations, or wonder if your hearing aids are underpowered, this video is for you.

Always consult with your audiologist and consider a wear test to compare hearing aid styles before making a final decision.

If you have questions about hearing aid styles, hearing fatigue, or amplification power, leave a comment below and I’ll do my best to help.

Disclaimer: I am not a doctor or medical professional. This video is based on personal experience and is for educational purposes only. Always seek advice from a qualified audiologist or healthcare provider regarding your hearing health.