{ "catalog": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/index.json", "crosOptions": [ "CROS models are offered on Sensia, Vivia and Nexia for single-sided hearing loss.", "Sensia and Nexia additionally offer bimodal options for use alongside a Cochlear Nucleus sound processor.", "Verify current CROS and bimodal compatibility by family and level before ordering." ], "description": "Every current ReSound hearing aid across the Sensia, Vivia, Nexia, Savi, Enzo IA and Key families, with styles, fitting ranges and technology levels.", "disclaimer": "Not medical advice and not a price list. Specifications come from manufacturer materials and change without notice. Candidacy for any device must be determined by a licensed hearing care professional.", "documentation": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/llms.txt", "key": "resound", "license": "Facts drawn from each manufacturer's published materials. Reproduced for comparison; product names and brands are trademarks of their respective owners.", "manufacturerReference": "https://resound.com/en-us/hearing-aids", "modelCount": 15, "models": [ { "bestFor": "Patients who want ReSound's newest AI processing in its smallest rechargeable form.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Sensia", "features": [ "Built on ReSound's latest AI platform: an environmental classifier, a four-microphone directional beamformer, and deep neural network denoising that lifts target speech automatically rather than on request.", "M\u0026RIE, ReSound's microphone-and-receiver-in-ear design: a third microphone sits inside the ear canal alongside the receiver, on top of the two on the housing. ReSound introduced it with ReSound ONE in 2020 and it continues as the microRIE styles.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "IP68, stated by ReSound across the Sensia range.", "One source attributes 24 hours per charge to the rechargeable microRIE with DNN denoising active. Treat that as unconfirmed until you see it on a current ReSound data sheet.", "CROS models and bimodal options for use alongside a Cochlear Nucleus sound processor are offered on Sensia.", "ReSound has not published a level range for Sensia. Ask your provider which levels this family is sold in." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration; confirm candidacy with a licensed provider", "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Sensia microRIE", "overview": "The rechargeable microRIE on ReSound's newest platform. Sensia was announced on 10 August 2026 and became available in the US on 20 August 2026, sitting above Vivia as GN's flagship family.", "platform": "ReSound Sensia", "slug": "sensia-microrie", "style": "Rechargeable micro receiver-in-ear (microRIE)", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/sensia-microrie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want the newest ReSound platform but prefer carrying spare batteries to carrying a charger.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Sensia", "features": [ "ReSound's latest AI platform with DNN denoising and the four-microphone directional beamformer.", "Zinc-air disposable batteries in size 312 or size 13. The larger 13 cell runs longer and generally supports more output.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "IP68, stated by ReSound across the Sensia range.", "Runtime depends on battery brand, streaming use and programming, so there is no single hours-per-charge figure.", "ReSound has not published a level range for Sensia." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration; the size 13 build generally covers more loss", "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Sensia RIE", "overview": "The disposable-battery RIE on the Sensia platform, offered on both size 312 and size 13 zinc-air cells. One page covers both because they differ by battery size rather than by design.", "platform": "ReSound Sensia", "slug": "sensia-rie", "style": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE) with a disposable zinc-air battery, size 312 or 13", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/sensia-rie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want a custom in-ear fit on the newest platform, and are choosing between discretion, rechargeability and wireless features.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Sensia", "features": [ "Rechargeable ITE, rechargeable ITC, wireless ITC and non-wireless CIC builds.", "Custom shell manufactured from an ear impression or digital ear scan.", "ReSound's latest AI platform with DNN denoising.", "IP68, stated by ReSound across the Sensia range.", "Shell size drives the trade-off: smaller is more discreet but leaves less room for battery, controls, microphones and output. The CIC build is non-wireless, so it gives up streaming for size.", "One source attributes 24 hours per charge to the rechargeable ITC and ITE builds with DNN denoising active; treat it as unconfirmed." ], "fittingRange": "Varies widely by shell size and configuration; determined at fitting", "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Sensia custom", "overview": "The custom range on the Sensia platform, built from an ear impression. This is the broadest custom line-up ReSound has put on a flagship platform: a rechargeable ITE, ITC in both rechargeable and wireless builds, and a non-wireless CIC.", "platform": "ReSound Sensia", "slug": "sensia-custom", "style": "Custom in-the-ear: rechargeable ITE, rechargeable and wireless ITC, non-wireless CIC", "styleGroup": "Custom in-the-ear", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/sensia-custom.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want a very small rechargeable RIE with AI-based speech-in-noise processing.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Vivia", "features": [ "Two-chip architecture: main audio processor plus a dedicated deep neural network chip for speech separation and noise reduction.", "M\u0026RIE, ReSound's microphone-and-receiver-in-ear design: a third microphone sits inside the ear canal alongside the receiver, on top of the two on the housing. ReSound introduced it with ReSound ONE in 2020 and it continues as the microRIE styles.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "Works with the ReSound Auracast Assistant for finding and joining broadcasts.", "IP68.", "Sold in four technology levels: 9, 7, 5 and 4.", "A CROS version is available for single-sided hearing loss.", "ReSound does not publish an hours-per-charge figure for the Vivia microRIE." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Vivia microRIE 60", "overview": "The rechargeable microRIE that launched the Vivia platform in February 2025. ReSound marketed it as the smallest rechargeable AI microRIE, and it uses a two-chip design: a main audio processor plus a dedicated DNN AI chip.", "platform": "ReSound Vivia", "slug": "vivia-microrie-60", "style": "Rechargeable micro receiver-in-ear (microRIE)", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/vivia-microrie-60.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want Vivia's AI processing with disposable batteries.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Vivia", "features": [ "Two-chip architecture with a dedicated DNN chip, as on the microRIE.", "RIE 61 takes a size 312 battery; RIE 62 takes a size 13, which runs longer and generally supports more output.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "IP68.", "Sold in four technology levels: 9, 7, 5 and 4.", "Runtime depends on battery brand, streaming use and programming." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration; the RIE 62 generally covers more loss", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Vivia RIE", "overview": "The disposable-battery RIEs on the Vivia platform: the RIE 61 on a size 312 cell and the RIE 62 on a size 13. One page covers both, since they differ by battery size rather than by design.", "platform": "ReSound Vivia", "slug": "vivia-rie", "style": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE) with a disposable battery, size 312 (RIE 61) or 13 (RIE 62)", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/vivia-rie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want LE Audio and Auracast without paying for the newest platform.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Nexia", "features": [ "First ReSound platform with Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast broadcast audio.", "M\u0026RIE, ReSound's microphone-and-receiver-in-ear design: a third microphone sits inside the ear canal alongside the receiver, on top of the two on the housing. ReSound introduced it with ReSound ONE in 2020 and it continues as the microRIE styles.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "ReSound's Nexia brochure states a maximum of 30 hours, typical 24 hours, and about 20 hours when streaming half the time, for rechargeable styles.", "Third-party guides quote 16 to 20 hours for the microRIE specifically, and as low as about 12 hours under heavy streaming. Those figures are not in ReSound's own materials.", "IP68, manufacturer-confirmed.", "Sold in three core US technology levels: 9, 7 and 5.", "A CROS RIE transmitter is available, and Nexia is used as the hearing-aid side in bimodal fittings with Cochlear implants." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Nexia microRIE", "overview": "The rechargeable microRIE on Nexia, the platform that brought Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast to ReSound in September 2023. Nexia sits below Vivia and Sensia but remains a current family.", "platform": "ReSound Nexia", "slug": "nexia-microrie", "style": "Rechargeable micro receiver-in-ear (microRIE)", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/nexia-microrie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want Nexia's LE Audio connectivity with disposable batteries.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Nexia", "features": [ "Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast on the Nexia platform.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "RIE 61 takes a size 312 battery; RIE 62 takes a size 13.", "IP68, manufacturer-confirmed.", "Sold in three core US technology levels: 9, 7 and 5.", "Runtime depends on battery brand, streaming use and programming." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Nexia RIE", "overview": "The disposable-battery RIEs on the Nexia platform, on size 312 and size 13 cells.", "platform": "ReSound Nexia", "slug": "nexia-rie", "style": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE) with a disposable battery, size 312 (RIE 61) or 13 (RIE 62)", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/nexia-rie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who prefer a BTE, including those fitted with earmolds or who want larger controls.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Nexia", "features": [ "Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast on the Nexia platform.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "Traditional BTE housing, suited to earmold and tubing fittings.", "ReSound's Nexia brochure gives a maximum of 30 hours, typical 24, and about 20 hours at 50% streaming for rechargeable styles.", "IP68, manufacturer-confirmed.", "Sold in three core US technology levels: 9, 7 and 5." ], "fittingRange": "Generally wider than RIE; varies by earmold and configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Nexia BTE", "overview": "The behind-the-ear line on the Nexia platform, added as the family expanded through to February 2024.", "platform": "ReSound Nexia", "slug": "nexia-bte", "style": "Behind-the-ear (BTE)", "styleGroup": "Behind-the-ear (BTE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/nexia-bte.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients wanting a custom fit with LE Audio connectivity.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Nexia", "features": [ "Custom shell manufactured from an ear impression or digital scan.", "Nexia platform processing with Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast.", "Sold in three core US technology levels: 9, 7 and 5.", "ReSound's public Nexia materials do not enumerate which custom shell sizes are sold in the US, or their battery and streaming combinations. Confirm with your provider.", "IP68 is manufacturer-confirmed for the Nexia range." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by shell size and configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Nexia custom", "overview": "The custom in-the-ear range on the Nexia platform. ReSound lists customs among the Nexia styles alongside the microRIE, RIEs, BTEs and CROS transmitters.", "platform": "ReSound Nexia", "slug": "nexia-custom", "style": "Custom in-the-ear, built from an ear impression", "styleGroup": "Custom in-the-ear", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/nexia-custom.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want modern connectivity at an essentials price rather than flagship processing.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Savi", "features": [ "Essentials range positioning: current connectivity, fewer automatic features than the premium families.", "Rechargeable miniRIE design.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "Sold across levels 9, 7, 5, 4 and 3, which is a wider value spread than the premium families.", "ReSound does not publish an hours-per-charge figure for Savi." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4", "3" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Savi miniRIE", "overview": "The rechargeable miniRIE in ReSound's Savi essentials range, launched alongside Vivia in February 2025. Savi is positioned as a value line that still carries Auracast connectivity.", "platform": "ReSound Savi", "slug": "savi-minirie", "style": "Rechargeable mini receiver-in-ear (miniRIE)", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/savi-minirie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want an essentials-tier RIE and prefer disposable batteries.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Savi", "features": [ "Essentials range positioning.", "Disposable battery rather than a rechargeable cell.", "Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast, plus MFi for iPhone and ASHA for compatible Android devices.", "Sold across levels 9, 7, 5, 4 and 3.", "Runtime depends on battery brand, streaming use and programming." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by receiver and acoustic configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4", "3" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Savi RIE", "overview": "The disposable-battery RIE in the Savi essentials range.", "platform": "ReSound Savi", "slug": "savi-rie", "style": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE) with a disposable battery", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/savi-rie.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients with severe to profound loss who need substantial amplification in a rechargeable BTE.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Enzo IA", "features": [ "Super-power output for severe to profound hearing loss.", "Rechargeable behind-the-ear design.", "Sold across levels 9, 7, 5, 4 and 3.", "Replaces ENZO Q, the previous-generation super-power family.", "Robust BTE housing with the larger controls that suit dexterity limits.", "ReSound does not publish an hours-per-charge or IP figure for Enzo IA." ], "fittingRange": "Severe to profound hearing loss", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4", "3" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Enzo IA", "overview": "ReSound's current super-power family, a rechargeable BTE for severe to profound hearing loss. It replaces ENZO Q at the top of the power range.", "platform": "ReSound Enzo IA", "slug": "enzo-ia", "style": "Rechargeable super-power behind-the-ear (BTE)", "styleGroup": "Super-power BTE", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/enzo-ia.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients on the tightest budget who still want a professionally fitted prescription hearing aid.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Key", "features": [ "Entry positioning, with the widest level spread in the ReSound range: 9 down to 2.", "Available as RIE, BTE and basic custom styles.", "Rechargeable and disposable-battery options depending on style.", "ReSound's Key page states up to 30 hours on one charge for the rechargeable RIC.", "ReSound does not state an IP rating for Key. Older ReSound literature places Key in the IP68 class, but treat that as inferred." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by style and configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4", "3", "2" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound Key", "overview": "ReSound's entry family, covering RIE, BTE and basic custom styles. One page covers the range because ReSound's public material treats it as a single value line rather than documenting each style separately.", "platform": "ReSound Key", "slug": "key", "style": "Entry range: RIE, BTE and basic custom styles", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/key.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients who want a custom in-ear fit and do not need the newest platform.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "Customs", "features": [ "Three shell types: ITE, ITC and CIC.", "Custom shell manufactured from an ear impression or digital ear scan.", "Rechargeable and disposable-battery builds depending on the shell selected.", "Built on the OMNIA platform, which uses MFi and ASHA streaming. OMNIA does not appear in ReSound's materials as an LE Audio or Auracast product, so if Auracast matters to you, look at Nexia, Vivia or Sensia instead.", "IP68 is manufacturer-confirmed for the OMNIA range.", "Sold across the OMNIA level range, 9 down to 2." ], "fittingRange": "Varies widely by shell size and configuration", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4", "3", "2" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "Customs by ReSound", "overview": "ReSound's dedicated custom family, built on the OMNIA platform and still current. Three shell types are offered: ITE, ITC and CIC, in rechargeable and disposable-battery builds depending on the shell.", "platform": "ReSound OMNIA", "slug": "customs-by-resound", "style": "Custom in-the-ear: ITE, ITC and CIC", "styleGroup": "Custom in-the-ear", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/customs-by-resound.html" }, { "bestFor": "Patients offered an OMNIA at a discount who want to know what they would be giving up against the newer platforms.", "brand": "ReSound", "brandKey": "resound", "family": "OMNIA", "features": [ "Platform built specifically around speech-in-noise performance.", "M\u0026RIE, ReSound's microphone-and-receiver-in-ear design: a third microphone sits inside the ear canal alongside the receiver, on top of the two on the housing. ReSound introduced it with ReSound ONE in 2020 and it continues as the microRIE styles.", "Available as RIE and BTE, in rechargeable and disposable-battery builds.", "ReSound states about 24 hours per charge for rechargeable OMNIA devices, and describes all-day power even when streaming 100% of the time, footnoted as roughly 12 hours at continuous streaming.", "A reseller quotes up to 30 hours on a single charge; that is a marketing maximum beyond ReSound's own 24-hour spec.", "IP68, manufacturer-confirmed.", "MFi and ASHA streaming. OMNIA does not appear in ReSound's materials as an LE Audio or Auracast product." ], "fittingRange": "Varies by style, receiver and acoustic configuration", "generationNote": "OMNIA was launched in August 2022 and has been superseded by Nexia (2023), Vivia (2025) and Sensia (2026). It is still supplied, and it is worth knowing that it predates ReSound's LE Audio and Auracast support.", "levels": [ "9", "7", "5", "4", "3", "2" ], "modified": "2026-08-21", "name": "ReSound OMNIA", "overview": "The 2022 platform built around hearing speech in noise, and the generation where ReSound's M\u0026RIE design became prominent. Superseded by Nexia, Vivia and Sensia, but still supplied and still quoted.", "platform": "ReSound OMNIA", "slug": "omnia", "style": "Receiver-in-ear and behind-the-ear, rechargeable and disposable", "styleGroup": "Receiver-in-ear (RIE)", "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/omnia.html" } ], "name": "ReSound", "publisher": "Hearing Aid Finder", "publisherUrl": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/", "technologyLevelNote": "ReSound numbers its levels 9 down to 2, but each family is sold in only part of that range, so the table below is the full scale and each model page marks which levels it comes in.", "technologyLevels": [ { "code": "9", "positioning": "Premium", "suitedFor": "The full feature set, including the widest access to the AI and DNN noise processing on families that have it." }, { "code": "7", "positioning": "Advanced", "suitedFor": "Regular social, working and restaurant listening, with most of the automatic features." }, { "code": "5", "positioning": "Mid", "suitedFor": "Everyday listening with moderate activity and some challenging noise." }, { "code": "4", "positioning": "Entry within the platform", "suitedFor": "Predictable environments with occasional background noise." }, { "code": "3", "positioning": "Essentials", "suitedFor": "Quieter routines, on the value and entry families." }, { "code": "2", "positioning": "Basic", "suitedFor": "The most basic tier, offered on the entry families only." } ], "url": "https://hearingaidfinder.org/hearing-aids/resound/" }