Spheres contain a 675-sized rechargeable battery and are big
Hi @x475aws This is the problem with the internet as the information they gave is speculation rather than know how. It’s not a 675 size cell. And 2mm difference on a hearing aid is big.
It’s always the same phenomenon in the clinic: user walks in, needs performance and battery time, but when they see the consequence on size the moment you put different alternatives on the table they go “ohh… I prefer the smaller”. Cosmetics is important. And yes, there is the market segment who learned that performance for longer time is key. And the question is where one sets the trade-off between
- size (ie cosmetics & comfort)
- battery time
- or alternative ways to charge during the day
Especially on point 3 I believe the systems could improve in terms of a) reliably charge and b) knowing better how people would charge on the go
You’re ignoring this member’s posts.


