Current — U.S.
Currently marketed for U.S. consumers.
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OTC, Prescription & Consumer Hearing Aids
Explore major hearing-aid brands and models, including OTC, prescription, consumer and retail hearing solutions.
55 brands • 112 model families • U.S. market review: August 27, 2026
OTC hearing aids are intended for adults 18+ with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss. Prescription hearing aids and consumer hearing technology are listed separately so you can compare options with the right context. Availability, status and price guidance were reviewed for the U.S. market on August 27, 2026; confirm current pricing and eligibility with the seller or hearing-care professional before purchase.
Product availability changes quickly. We label current, limited-availability, legacy and discontinued products so older models remain useful references without being mistaken for current recommendations.
Currently marketed for U.S. consumers.
Available through select sellers or channels.
Requires professional fitting and care.
Older product that may still have support or remaining inventory.
No longer actively sold; retained for owner and research information.
Self-fitting and consumer-focused options for adults with perceived mild-to-moderate hearing loss.
Current — U.S.
Premium OTC hearing aids with remote professional support and strong connectivity.
Current — U.S.
Value-oriented OTC options with rechargeable, Bluetooth-enabled RIC-style designs.
Current — U.S.
Established OTC brand with app-based controls and remote support options.
Current — U.S.
Discreet rechargeable in-canal OTC hearing aids.
Current — U.S.
Budget-focused rechargeable hearing aids with simple controls.
Current — U.S.
Direct-to-consumer OTC hearing aids with straightforward controls.
Current — U.S.
Direct-to-consumer hearing aids with several styles and remote support.
Current — Limited availability
Consumer-audio hearing solutions manufactured within the Sonova family.
Current — Limited availability
Consumer-electronics approach with discreet designs and app integration.
Current — Limited availability
OTC and consumer hearing products with varied model availability.
Discontinued
CRE-series OTC hearing aids retained as a legacy reference for owners and shoppers.
Current — U.S.
Sonova-made OTC hearing aids sold through select U.S. channels; model and seller availability varies.
Current — U.S.
Direct-to-consumer OTC hearing aids with rechargeable and app-supported options.
Current — U.S.
Budget-oriented OTC and direct-to-consumer hearing products; confirm device classification by model.
Current — Limited availability
Direct-to-consumer hearing-aid brand with online and selected retail availability.
Current — Limited availability
Consumer hearing products sold online; verify FDA OTC status and current model availability before purchase.
Current — Limited availability
Rechargeable direct-to-consumer hearing products with availability that varies by seller.
Current — Limited availability
Direct-to-consumer hearing products; review the individual device label and return policy.
Current — Limited availability
Online consumer hearing products; availability and regulatory classification vary by model.
Current — Limited availability
Value-focused consumer hearing products sold through online marketplaces and direct channels.
Professionally fitted hearing aids with broad technology ranges and clinical support.
Prescription hearing aid
Broad product range with advanced speech-in-noise technology.
Prescription hearing aid
BrainHearing platform and open sound processing.
Prescription hearing aid
Connectivity-focused hearing aids with a wide professional network.
Prescription hearing aid
AI-focused hearing aids with health and wellness features.
Prescription hearing aid
Design-forward hearing aids with rechargeable and Bluetooth options.
Prescription hearing aid
Natural-sound and music-focused hearing technology.
Prescription hearing aid
Flexible technology levels and rechargeable designs.
Prescription hearing aid
Demant prescription brand available through U.S. hearing-care professionals.
Prescription hearing aid
GN Hearing brand sold through a U.S. network of dedicated hearing-care locations.
Prescription hearing aid
WS Audiology prescription brand commonly available through independent providers and Costco channels.
Prescription hearing aid
Retail hearing-care brand with professionally fitted devices and local service centers.
Prescription hearing aid
Demant prescription brand distributed through hearing-care professionals in the U.S.
Prescription hearing aid
Professionally fitted hearing aids available through Costco Hearing Aid Centers in the U.S.
Prescription hearing aid
WS Audiology prescription brand with availability that varies by provider and region.
Prescription hearing aid
Sonova prescription brand available through selected U.S. hearing-care professionals.
Current — Limited availability
GN Hearing brand with limited current U.S. availability; confirm local provider support.
Prescription hearing aid
Starkey-affiliated retail hearing-care brand with professionally fitted devices.
Prescription hearing aid
Starkey-affiliated prescription hearing-aid brand available through selected providers.
Prescription hearing aid
Starkey-affiliated prescription brand with provider-dependent U.S. availability.
Prescription hearing aid
Oticon custom in-the-ear product family available through professional fitting.
Hearing-health features and hearables that should not be confused with traditional hearing aids.
Current — U.S.
AirPods hearing-health features for supported adults and compatible devices.
Current — Limited availability
Consumer hearables with app-based personalization.
Legacy model
Legacy consumer hearing products and technology references.
Current — U.S.
Consumer audio brand offering OTC hearing-aid products through U.S. retail and online channels.
Current — Limited availability
Conversation-enhancement hearable, not a traditional hearing aid; confirm current U.S. availability.
Current — Limited availability
Personalized hearing and communication hearables; not all products are regulated hearing aids.
Current — Limited availability
Personal sound amplification and hearing technology products with model-dependent classification.
Legacy model
Nuheara hearable product family retained as a consumer-hearing reference.
Retail access can be convenient, but product selection, fitting services and support vary by location.
Current — U.S.
Retail-oriented hearing solutions with in-person access at select locations.
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Budget-focused hearing products sold through consumer retail channels.
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Retail hearing-care channel offering professionally fitted hearing aids; selection varies by warehouse.
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WS Audiology retail hearing-care network with professionally fitted devices and local service.
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Demant retail hearing-care network offering professional evaluations, fittings and follow-up care.
Current — U.S.
U.S. hearing-care retail network with professionally fitted hearing aids and local support.
Current — U.S.
Starkey-affiliated hearing-care network with professional fitting and service.
Current — U.S.
Hearing-benefit and care network; available brands and pricing depend on plan and location.
Current — U.S.
Hearing-care marketplace and provider network with professional fitting services.
Current — U.S.
Online hearing-aid marketplace connecting shoppers with local professional providers.
Current — Limited availability
Direct-to-consumer and telehealth hearing-care channel; service availability varies by state.
Corporate relationships can help explain shared technology, service networks and product histories.
Manufacturer group
Phonak, Unitron and Sennheiser All-Day Clear.
Manufacturer group
Hearing-aid brands: Oticon, Bernafon, Philips Hearing Solutions, Sonic, AGX and Amplifon. Diagnostics: GSI, Interacoustics, MedRx, MAICO, Amplivox and e3 Diagnostics. Other companies: EPOS, Birdsong, CO Partners, Blueprint, FUEL and Inventis. Retail networks: HearingLife, Audika, Hidden Hearing, Van Boxtel, KIND and HÖRWERK.
Manufacturer group
Hearing-aid brands: Widex, Signia, Rexton, Audio Service, Coselgi, Miracle-Ear, the audibene / hear.com ecosystem, Sony’s legacy OTC relationship, Amplifon private-label products, AGX, Vibe and Advance. Consumer and retail brands: hear.com, audibene, bloom, HearUSA, Soundbright, My Hearing Centers, Bonavox, Communicare, TruHearing and SHOEBOX.
Manufacturer group
ReSound, Beltone, Interton and Jabra Enhance.
Manufacturer & retail brand
Independent U.S. hearing-aid manufacturer. Its hearing-aid brands include Starkey, Audibel, MicroTech and NuEar, alongside AGX, Miracle-Ear and Amplifon private-label relationships. Retail and care brands include Starkey Hearing Care, Audibel and NewSound; related services include START Hearing, AudCONNEX and SoundCare. Priority profiles: Starkey Omega AI, Edge AI, Genesis AI and Evolv AI; Audibel with current models; plus NuEar and MicroTech brand profiles.
OTC: $200–$1,600 per pair. Prescription: $2,000–$7,500+ per pair. Typical prices vary by technology level, seller, professional services, promotions, warranty, financing and whether a price is for one device or a pair. Compare the full service package—not just a single price. Directory availability and status last checked August 27, 2026.
Compare hearing aids side by side, or start with our guide to OTC and prescription options.