Introducing the Newest Hearing Aid, the Widex Moment™!
The new Widex Moment™ is going to change the way you hear sounds, something we know that many people have been hoping for!
What is different about the Widex Moment™?
The difference with the Widex Moment™ is that sound is processed entirely different, something that hasn’t ever been accomplished with a hearing aid. With most hearing aids, the audio processed reaches the eardrum later than the sound was heard. The actual sound and the processed sound mix together to create an artificial sound.
How does the Widex Moment™ Work?
Check out this video from Widex, which explains how the new Widex Moment™ hearing aid works to produce the purest sound of any hearing aid.
Using PureSound™and Zero Delay™ technology, sounds will travel faster to your ear so you can hear the sound like you remember. Based on tests, 85% of users (both new and experienced) preferred PureSound™ technology over other sound technology across different sound scenarios. Now that’s saying something for the unique Widex Moment™!
Additional Features of Widex Moment™
Besides the best sound quality you will ever experience from hearing aids, the Widex Moment™ also has rechargeable batteries and has water-resistant nano-coating, more durable microphones, and smart engineering. The Widex Moment™ also works with the TONELINK app, which you can download to your smartphone or tablet and have the ability to adjust the features of your Widex Moment™ hearing aid easily.
If you didn’t think it could get any better, the Widex Moment™ comes in a variety of styles (including the Completely-in-Canal, In-the-Ear, Reciever-in-Canal, and others) and colors!
Interested in testing out the Widex Moment™? Contact Sound Hearing Care at 864-881-1663, and once it is available, we will schedule a time for you to visit one of our offices to try it. We have four convenient locations in Simpsonville, Greer, Travelers Rest, and Greenville.
If you need new hearing aids, make sure you consider testing out the new Widex Moment!
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