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I would like to inquire: is there no successor model planned for the Oticon Xceed hearing aid?

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Since Oticon launched the Xceed hearing aid in 2019, no new 120 power hearing aids have been released as of 2026. I have no idea why this is the case, but do you happen to know when a new product will be launched? The Oticon Xceed I am currently wearing is nearing the end of its service life.

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I see your goes up to 105 db, have you tried the 105 db receivers on hearing aids like Intent?

Sorry, I forgot to say, I’m not aware of any power hearing aids coming, just trying to help with alternatives

Thank you for your reply. My hasn’t been updated for a long time—my hearing loss has reached 110 at the 1–2 kHz frequency range. I tried the Phonak Naida I90 UP, but it didn’t work well for me; this might be because I have long been used to the Oticon Xceed 1.

The Resound Enzo IA (and Costco’s Jabra SuperPower) go up to 120dB and were released in 2025.

I read somewhere that only provide about 8-10% of the sales revenue . This may be the reason why manufacturers don’t release BTE models often .

There have been a few people on this forum asking this question for a while now. There was a whisper that maybe Oticon would drop an ultrapower/superpower in 2026, but I don’t know how credible that is.

It’s frustrating. Don’t know if you are aware but Resound, Widex and Phonak have newer alternatives at the ultrapower/superpower level, but if you’re in the Oticon ecosystem I guess it’s difficult to change.

Another solution is applying different fitting algorithm in Naida UP or Audeo with UP receiver. Probably you had 2.0 fitting algorithm, but perhaps you could perform better with 5.0 or or newer (problably available soon) NAL-NL3?

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