
The Signia IX addresses the common complaint of unnatural voice sound by processing a wearer's own voice and surrounding sounds together as one unified experience.
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If you've tried hearing aids before and found them frustrating, or if you've been putting off the decision entirely, the Signia IX might be the device that changes things for you. We now carry the full Signia IX line at Applied Hearing Solutions, and our patients have been responding to it in ways we don't always see with new technology.
Most hearing aids work by separating your voice from background noise and processing each one independently. The Signia IX does something different. It processes your own voice and the sounds around you together, as a single experience, rather than treating them as two separate problems to solve.
Why does that matter to you? Because one of the most common complaints from hearing aid wearers isn't about background noise; it's about how their own voice sounds. Many people describe it as hollow, echoey, or just slightly "off." That feeling makes conversations exhausting, and it's one of the main reasons people end up leaving their hearing aids in the drawer.
The IX is built specifically to fix this. In practice, patients notice it pretty quickly. Conversations start to feel natural rather than effortful.
The Signia IX comes in two versions, and they're genuinely different from each other, not just in size, but in who they're right for.
Pure Charge&Go IX sits behind the ear and offers the most features. It's rechargeable, streams audio directly from both iPhone and Android phones without any extra adapters, and handles mild-to-severe hearing loss well. For most people coming in for a first fitting or an upgrade, this is where we start.
Silk Charge&Go IX fits completely inside the ear canal. It's nearly invisible, which matters a lot to some people, and unlike most hearing aids this small, it's rechargeable. That's a genuine advancement. Tiny hearing aids have historically required disposable batteries, which adds up in both cost and hassle. If discretion is your priority, the Silk gives you that without making you sacrifice modern features to get it.
Phoenix is full of the kinds of situations that expose a hearing aid's weaknesses: loud restaurant patios, crowded ASU events, busy family kitchens, and shopping centers with overlapping noise coming from every direction. These are the environments where many hearing aids struggle most, and where the IX was specifically designed to perform.
The difference worth understanding is this: some hearing aids reduce noise, and some help you follow a conversation. Those aren't the same thing. Turning down background sound doesn't automatically make speech clearer. The IX continuously reads what's happening around you and adjusts in real time, keeping speech intelligible without making everything feel muffled or unnaturally quiet.
Good technology still needs a good fitting. We follow Audiology Best Practices here, and that includes something called Real Ear Measurements. This is a verification step that confirms your hearing aids are delivering exactly the right sound for your specific hearing loss, not just a general average.
This step matters more than most people realize. Two patients with identical hearing test results can walk out of a fitting with very different experiences depending on whether this verification was done. It's how we make sure the IX performs the way it was designed to, rather than close to how it was designed to.
We also build follow-up visits into every treatment plan as standard, not as add-ons. Your first fitting is a starting point. As your brain adjusts to amplification over the first few weeks, your programming will likely need some refinement. That's expected, and we plan for it.
Whether you're brand new to hearing aids or looking to replace a pair that isn't working well anymore, we'd be glad to walk you through the IX and help you figure out which model makes sense for you.
Our team of Doctors of Audiology sees patients Monday through Friday at two Valley locations, and scheduling a consultation is easy.
North Phoenix: 4045 E Union Hills Dr., Suite D128, just southeast of where the Loop-101 and SR-51 meet. Call (602) 877-0000.
Scottsdale: 14301 N 87th St., Suite 307. Call (480) 447-9434.
Hearing better is possible. We'd love to help you get there.