Introducing the world's first intelligent hearing aid receiver
Introducing the world's first intelligent hearing aid receiver
Paradise opens the next chapter with the ActiveVent Receiver – the world’s first intelligent hearing aid receiver.
This groundbreaking receiver technology features a mechanically switching vent that is seamlessly steered by AutoSense OS™ 5.0.
It intelligently combines the hearing performance of a closed fit with the comfort of an open fit1.
This provides a no compromise hearing solution for your clients.
Features include:
ActiveVent is a receiver that incorporates a built-in vent in combination with a mechanical element -- a small disc that is moved between two positions: an open and a closed position. A reassuring click signals to the client that the disc has changed its position.
Open position
When the disc is in the open position, direct sound is able to pass through the receiver’s built-in vent and thus provides the comfort of an open fit, naturalness of own-voice and awareness of environmental sounds.
Closed position
In challenging listening situations with speech in loud noise, or when streaming, the disc moves to a closed position, blocking out environmental sound directly entering the ear, thus increasing focus of speech in front and streaming content.
All this is intelligently and automatically controlled by AutoSense OS 5.0.
Rediscover the wonder of sound in more situations than ever before. Listen to the sound demo yourself, best experienced with headphones.
It is important that your clients take care of their hearing aids and ActiveVent Receiver. This maintains its effectiveness and extends the life of the product to keep your clients happy.
Cleaning and care is simple and can be undertaken by the hearing aid wearer. Find clean and care instructions as well as a how-to video below.
Videos to help you and your clients clean and maintain their hearing aids and ActiveVent Receivers.
*compared to a conventional acoustic coupling in quiet
1. Winkler, A., Latzel, M., & Holube, I. (2016). Open Versus Closed Hearing-Aid Fittings: A Literature Review of Both Fitting Approaches. Trends in hearing, 20, 1-13. https://doi.org/10.1177/2331216516631741
2.Latzel, M & Hobi, S (2021) Receiver with mechanical vent provides benefit of open and closed acoustics for better speech understanding in noise and naturalness of own voice perception. [based on preliminary evidence]. Phonak Field Study News in preparation. Expected end 2021.