Are Hearing Aids Good For Charging Or Hearing Aid Batteries?

Traditional non-rechargeable hearing aids require frequent battery replacement, which is almost a burden for elderly people with inflexible fingers. The application of wireless charging technology to the charging of hearing aids eliminates the need for frequent battery replacement steps, greatly simplifies the charging steps, and makes the operation simple and easy. Is it true that the emergence of wireless charging hearing aids can replace non-rechargeable hearing aids?

The answer is of course no. Any product choice should return to the user experience. There is no absolute good or bad. Therefore, before deciding to buy, you must focus on your own usage habits and preferences.

1. Frequency of battery replacement

Non-rechargeable hearing aids, commonly used batteries are 10, 312, 13, 675 four models, affected by factors such as hearing loss, wearing environment, hearing aid function, etc., can support 5-15 days, the wearer should replace it when the battery is exhausted New battery. Generally, users can carry two batteries with them, and when the hearing aid is dead, replace it with a new battery for immediate battery life;

Wireless charging hearing aids need to be charged daily, but if you forget to charge at night, it will affect the use of the next day. In today’s technologically advanced age, life is full of various electronic devices, and daily charging has become a daily habit of people. It seems that daily charging is more acceptable than changing the battery irregularly, and it is more suitable for modern young people. life.

2. Hearing aid volume

Relatively speaking, the built-in lithium battery of wireless rechargeable hearing aids is slightly larger than non-rechargeable hearing aids using zinc-air batteries. Moreover, due to the size of the lithium battery itself, it cannot be used in customized hearing aids. Therefore, patients with hearing loss who have certain requirements for the concealment of hearing aids should choose non-rechargeable hearing aids.

3. Environmental protection

Environmental protection is a national issue, and many patients are worried that the use of disposable zinc-air batteries will pollute the environment. In fact, zinc-air batteries have been invented for more than 100 years. They were used in railway signal lights and other power sources in the early days. Compared with traditional batteries, zinc-air batteries are characterized by being green and environmentally friendly. Since the zinc on the negative electrode only contacts with the OH in the electrolyte and the oxygen in the air during the battery working process, a chemical reaction occurs, so during the entire discharge process, no matter what pollutes the atmosphere will be produced.

So on this issue, these two batteries are relatively environmentally friendly, so you can choose with confidence. Warmly remind everyone that the replaced zinc-air battery should not be thrown away at will, but can be taken to the fitting center for centralized processing.

All in all, the battery is the basic guarantee for the normal working of hearing aids and is one of the very important accessories. Whether it is a non-rechargeable hearing aid or a wireless rechargeable hearing aid, you must take your own feelings and usage habits as the primary consideration, and you must not blindly follow the trend.