Comparing Signia Hearing Aids at-a-Glance
Below is a quick look at some of Signia’s most popular hearing aids. Just a reminder, prices will vary by location and provider, so the prices listed below are just estimates.
| Device name |
Price per device* |
Style |
Type of hearing loss |
| Styletto X |
$1,300-$2,500 |
RIC |
Mild, moderate, and severe |
| Pure Charge & Go Nx |
$1,800-$2,500 |
BTE |
Mild, moderate, severe, and profound |
| Insio Nx |
$1,500-$2,500 |
ITE/ITC, IIC, CIC |
Mild, moderate, and severe |
| Silk Nx |
$1,300-$2,000 |
CIC |
Mild, moderate, and severe |
| CROS |
$900-$1,200 |
BTE, CIC, ITE |
Unaidable hearing loss in a single ear |
*May vary by hearing aid professional and location
As we’ve mentioned, Signia offers a solid variety of hearing aids that come in different styles, price points, and technology levels. Below we’ll cover some of the provider’s most notable offerings.
Styletto X
It’s easy to see why Signia included the word “style” in the name of these devices. The Styletto X can range from $1,300-$2,500 per device depending on the type of model and the seller. They are light, slim, and sleek receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) hearing aids, so they’re a solid solution for seniors who want a less obvious device. Styletto X models are most suitable for those who experience mild to moderate hearing loss.
They offer high-quality sound in various environments and can adjust to hear different tones of voice, which is ideal for older adults who spend time in environments with a lot of background noise. Whether you’re at a meeting in a noisy restaurant or watching the grandkids play soccer, the Styletto X can adjust to meet your needs. Styletto X batteries last up to 19 hours without streaming or 16 hours with streaming. They take around three hours to fully charge, so they’re great for full-day coverage.
For the level of sophistication in both features and design, the Styletto X provides great value. It’s comparable to Widex Moment hearing aids in price and features, but they don’t offer the same attention to style as the Styletto.
Pure Charge&Go Nx
The Charge&Go Nx behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids are designed to provide the most natural sound in outdoor environments, and they typically range in price from $1,800 to $2,500. Older adults who enjoy activities outside, such as golf, tennis, walking, or outdoor sporting events will benefit from the Pure Charge&Go Nx’s features.
FYI: Signia’s prices depend on the performance level of each device. Generally, they offer three different performance models, such as 3x, 5x, and 7x, with 7x offering the highest performance.
True to their name, these devices offer inductance charging that allows for automatic charging when placed in the charger case. Wireless charging is helpful for those who have a hard time remembering to charge their devices or who are often on the go. Pure Charge&Go Nx is suitable for seniors with hearing loss that ranges from mild to severe and profound. These hearing aids also provide the same connectivity and streaming capabilities as many of Signia’s other high-tech options, so you can easily make calls or listen to music through your hearing aid.
Insio Nx
Signia’s Insio Nx devices are in-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids that come in a few different models and price points, costing around $1,500 to $2,500. Suitable for all hearing loss levels, Insio hearing aids provide a variety of high-tech features similar to their BTE Nx hearing aids. With Nx technology, they have the most natural and balanced sound experience. Insio is also a good option for older adults who experience tinnitus symptoms as they are equipped with tinnitus therapy technology. Both Insio Nx models can be managed via a smartphone app or mobile remote device, making them suitable for all technology experience levels. The Insio line is priced right in the average for ITE and IIC devices, compared to other leading brands we've reviewed, such as Starkey, whose similar device, the Picasso, begins at around $2,500 per device.
Silk Nx
Silk Nx devices come in the completely-in-canal (CIC) style, ranging in cost from $1,300 to $2,000 per device. They provide the natural hearing quality of Signa’s Nx line, focusing on speech and sound clarity. Silk devices are great for those who want a discreet hearing aid, as the CIC style reduces their visibility. They come in different sizes of soft silicone sleeves that make for the perfect fit and all-day comfort. Silk Nx hearing aids can be used with headphones and provide optional hearing quality for phone calls. These hearing aids can be controlled with a smartphone app or mobile remote control providing access for those with or without a smartphone. Compared to Eargo’s prices for CIC devices, which range from $1,500-$2,950 and are only sold in pairs, Silk Nx devices are reasonably priced.
CROS
For older adults who have untreatable hearing loss in one ear, Signia’s CROS line, designed specifically for one-sided hearing loss, offers hearing devices that provide a natural hearing experience. They have BTE, CIC, and ITE styles that range roughly from $900-$1,200. Depending on the model, you can get rechargeable batteries, removing the hassle of regularly buying and changing batteries. Some models also have Bluetooth connectivity for streaming. This device is on the lower price range of other comparable single ear devices. For comparison, Phonak's prices can start at $1,500-$2,500 per device.
Important Note: Signia does not provide prices on their website. All of the prices we provide on this page are from conversations with Signia personnel, so just remember that they may differ by your location and provider.
