Starkey is a company that makes hearing aids, hearing protection equipment, and other specialized hearing devices. Starkey hearing aids are designed to be highly personalized to meet the users needs.
The Starkey hearing aids product line is called the S Series. New technology is used to allow the hearing aids to produce quality sound.
The automatic volume setting adjusts the volume to account for changes in the volume of sound in the users environment. This automatic adjustment makes hearing aid use more comfortable.
Starkey hearing aids come in five different models: receiver-in-canal (RIC), completely-in-canal (CIC), in-the-canal (ITC ), receiver-in-canal Absolute Power, and in-the-ear (ITE). For high power and comfort for those with severe hearing loss, there is the receiver-in-canal with Absolute Power.
Different colors are available to match the persons hair or skin coloring. Choosing a color that matches the skin tone or hair color of the hearing aid user helps the hearing aid to be more discreet.
The hearing professional can use samples of real life environments to show the user how the hearing aid use will affect how they experience their common environments. Adjustments can be made to the hearing aids settings to suit the needs of the hearing aid user and reflect their usual situations.
PureWave Feedback Eliminator is a feature of Starkey hearing aids that reduces the common feedback experienced from wind or hair brushing against the hearing aid. Feedback is also a common problem with phone use, but the Starkey hearing aids are made to reduce this feedback.
Part of the job of the hearing professional is to help the hearing aid user select the best hearing aid for them. The hearing professional may make recommendations on different models and features of Starkey hearing aids. Information can be provided to the hearing aid user on the typical costs associated with Starkey hearing aids such as the usual hearing aid battery replacements and the purchase price of the hearing aid.
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