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Many hearing aids are sold under a different name than the company that makes them. Find your brand below to see who makes it and which HearFlow guide to follow.

Brand on your hearing aidMade byWhat to follow
AudibelStarkeyFollow the Starkey guide
Models include: Audibel A Series, A2, A3i, Vitality
BeltoneReSound (GN)Follow the ReSound guide
Uses the Beltone HearMax app (older models: HearPlus) instead of ReSound Smart 3D.
Models include: Beltone Imagine, Amaze, Achieve, Serene, Boost, Rely, Legend, True, Commence
BernafonOticon (Demant)Follow the Oticon guide
Uses the Bernafon App.
DanavoxReSound (GN)Follow the ReSound guide
Models include: Danavox Klar, Astro, Brisa, Boreal
HansatonPhonak (Sonova)Follow the Phonak guide
Hansaton has its own app.
IntertonReSound (GN)Follow the ReSound guide
Models include: Interton Move, Ready, Presto, Spark, Crisp
Jabra EnhanceReSound (GN)Follow the ReSound guide
Sold online by GN; check Jabra Enhance support for its own app.
MicroTechStarkeyFollow the Starkey guide
Models include: MicroTech Focus
NuEarStarkeyFollow the Starkey guide
Models include: NuEar NE Series AI, Noble AI, NOW
Philips HearLinkOticon (Demant)Follow the Oticon guide
Uses the HearLink app.
Models include: Philips HearLink
RextonSignia (WS Audiology)Follow the Signia guide
Uses the Rexton App instead of the Signia app.
SonicOticon (Demant)Follow the Oticon guide
Sonic has its own app.
UnitronPhonak (Sonova)Follow the Phonak guide
Unitron has its own app; no HearFlow Unitron guide yet.
WidexWS Audiology (Signia's sister brand)General connection fixes
Widex has its own app and steps; no HearFlow Widex guide yet, so start with the general fixes.

Apps and buttons can differ from the parent brand. Your user guide and hearing care provider have the final word.

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