Discover Unitron's latest flagship hearing aid, designed to deliver a personalized and adaptable listening experience.
Unitron, a leading hearing aid manufacturer, has recently unveiled its latest flagship hearing aid, the Moxi Vivante. Building on the success of the Blu Platform launched in April 2021, Vivante offers an adaptable, personalized, and liberating hearing experience. In this blog post, we'll delve into the innovative features of this groundbreaking hearing aid and explore how it's changing the game for conversations in loud noise.
Enhanced Sound Performance with Integra OS:
One of the most significant advancements of the Moxi Vivante is the introduction of a new automatic signal processing system called Integra OS. This innovative system has evolved to include an additional listening environment - conversation in loud noise - taking the total number of environments to eight. With the new HyperFocus feature, Vivante is specifically designed to improve the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for face-to-face conversations in noisy environments, automatically adapting to constantly changing surroundings.
Personalized Hearing Control:
Moxi Vivante offers a suite of Experience Innovations that work in tandem with the Remote Plus app, allowing users to customize their listening experience. The app, available for iOS and Android devices, provides access to a range of listening features, including the new 360 conversation in-car manual program. This program focuses on speech automatically, regardless of the passengers' positions in the car, addressing the unique listening environment inside a vehicle.
Stylish Design and Ease of Use:
Moxi Vivante boasts two new RIC (Receiver-in-Canal) rechargeable models: the compact Moxi V-R and the Moxi V-RT, which includes a built-in telecoil for users who wish to connect to landline phones and loop systems. A new charging case with magnetic pull insertion ensures ease of use, making it simple for users to insert and remove their hearing aids.
Compatibility and Protection:
Vivante's hearing aids feature a lithium-ion recha