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The extra small and almost invisible in-the-ear hearing aid style IIC

Philips HearLink invisible-in-canal (IIC) in-the-ear hearing aid

This invisible-in-the-canal hearing aid style is for mild to moderately severe hearing losses. It is worn deeply inside the ear canal and is almost invisible for maximum discreetness.

Core features

  • SoundMap Noise Control

    SoundMap Noise Control consists of directionality and noise reduction. It uses a twin-microphone noise estimation to clean the signal and ensure better access to speech information in noisy social environments.

  • SoundMap Amplification

    Once the signal is cleaned, it is transferred to SoundMap Amplification where compression takes place to ensure audibility of sound details. Here, an additional noise estimate is used to adapt the compression ratio to the noise level and better preserve speech information in noisy environments.

  • Extended Dynamic Range

    Allows a greater input signal range to be processed resulting in more clarity of loud sounds.

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How to know if you have a hearing loss

You can learn about the first signs of hearing loss and how the degree of hearing loss affects your hearing. To get more insights into different degrees of hearing loss visit our page understanding hearing loss.

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Contact a hearing care specialist

We can help you find your closest hearing care specialist who can provide you with Philips HearLink hearing aids.

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