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I am currently on WIDEX MENU hearing aids. I got them around 255$ per piece in 2018. I want to update my hearing aids now. I have around 2000$ budget( around 1000$ per piece) can you guys recommend me good model in cic of widex brand that can be controlled thorough iphone and have good quality sound. I am also attaching report for my hearing loss for more idea. And most importantly i work in software house.

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I am going to buy widex evoke in cic. I am currently using widex cic some old model. I am having problem in girls voices. Can widex evoke help me to solve my problem? Or it is bad idea to buy evoke instead of widex moment? Actually widex moment is very expensive in my country. Is widex evoke mobile app useful? Please give me recommendations… my hearing test report is also attached. Last question: is evoke technology good for next five years or not? thanks

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I love the Evokes, I have the 440 customs and can hear all voices clearly. Music is beautiful and speech in noise great. The F2 ric has the sound sense learn option, the will probably have the TONELINK app to change the volume or programmes. This is very useful particularly at the beginning, but once I was set up right I didn’t need to use it however we are all different. My hearing is a little worse than yours and I am so happy with them. The specification levels will give you increasing software features and options. The expertise of the fitter is key but all fitters will have access to Widex for support should you need any. I think as they are such a high specification of sound you will have a great time with them. Check what streaming options are available to you, the F2 streams direct to iPhone (possibly android too soon?), I use a COM-DEX to stream and prefer this.

A year ago I nearly wound up with the Evoke, they are excellent aids. Bi would up with the Phonak Paradise as they gave me better speech in noise comprehension. I think the Evoke should serve you well.

Jim

The Widex evoke can only be connected directly to an iPhone, and if you want to connect Android you need an additional device called COM-DEX.
If you want to achieve maximum in understanding people’s speech, try trying the version of hearing aids as they have 2 microphones and better capabilities than . In addition, the battery will last longer.

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From the comments, its seems evoke are good. And, yes, i have iphone. So, no connectivity issue. But, i prefer cic. Can someone confirm can there be 2 microphones in cic or not? One more thing guys, i think i should not worry that i am buying evoke instead of moment??? Am i right?? I am buying with my mind that i will use them for atleast next 5 years…

@discorduser2233 said:

Can someone confirm can there be 2 microphones in cic or not?

I don’t have the Widex , but generally speaking, the CIC is so much inside the canal that it’s tough enough for the outward face of it to have enough room to house the battery door and a mic, and if you’re lucky enough, maybe a push button at the most. I just don’t see how 2 mics can be squeezed in there.

Now if it were an / (In the Canal/In the Ear) type, then there should be enough surface area to accommodate a second mic. Of course the ITC/ITE would be a lot less inconspicuous than a CIC .

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