Hearing aids are the key to improved hearing and can provide a better quality of life for those with hearing loss.

Hearing Aids from £129

We are one of the UK’s leading industry experts on auditory health and we supply a superb selection of high-quality devices.

At Hearing Direct, you will find a reliable range of digital hearing aids. The hearing devices we dispense have been purposefully designed with price in mind and we offer an affordable alternative to purchasing hearing aids privately.

Our collection starts from as little as £129. Shop online to browse the following types of hearing aid:

In the ear devices such as the HD 91 and HD 250
Behind the ear aids including the HD 210
Invisible hearing aids such as the HD 500
Rechargeable hearing aids such as HDR 400 Rechargeable Digital Hearing Aid

Our range features a 12-month manufacturer warranty, free standard shipping, and you'll be fully covered by our 30-day money back guarantee.

Benefits of Digital Hearing Aids

The reward for wearing hearing aids is priceless. Not only do they improve life quality, above all, the ability to hear clearly again is unparalleled.

Hearing aids are small, lightweight, and fit comfortably in the canal or behind your ear. It's likely you'll forget you're even wearing one.

Some of the key benefits include:

Enjoy the sounds you love.
Improved clarity and amplification means you'll no longer miss conversations.
Compatible with essential household items such as amplified phones.
Updated technologies provide consistent and sustained sounds in mixed environments.
Hearing aid style, shape, and design advancements make devices comfortable to wear.
Many of our hearing aids come fully programmable to match test results and are ready to wear on arrival.

Depending on the severity of your impairment, specific devices may be more suitable for managing your hearing loss. The models available are designed for mild to moderate hearing loss and are programmable to match your needs.

Types of Hearing Aids Explained

We supply many types of hearing aids. Depending on your preference and the desired features, one model may be more appropriate than another. The types of instrument listed below are commonplace on the market:

Behind the ear hearing aids (BTE)
Inside the ear (ITE)
Receiver in the canal (RIC)
In the canal (ITC)
Completely in the canal (CIC)
Body-worn devices
Spectacle worn hearing aids
Rechargeable hearing aids

For example, you may favour ITE hearing aids that fit in the ear canal which are less visible than a BTE device. Your choice is also likely to be down to personal preference and comfortability.

How to Choose the Right Hearing Aid

Hearing aids use the latest technology to provide the ultimate listening experience. Our devices are designed with multiple types of loss in mind to offer an effective hearing solution. Whether you need a device for one ear or both, we've got you covered.

Depending on your type of hearing loss, you may require more features to competently manage your impairment. To help provide an informed and comprehensive decision, you can compare hearing aids to identify devices to meet your needs. We compare:

Price
Battery life
Key features
Hearing aid technology

Our blog is also home to valuable resources including product reviews and informative guides to help ensure you find a device that is right for you.

How to Buy Digital Hearing Aids Online

It is ever so easy to browse, order, and receive a device. Just navigate our online store to find the hearing aid you want to buy and add to basket just as you would on any other website. Watch our 90-second video guide to see exactly how simple and straightforward it is:

You don’t need approval from a hearing care professional or a subscription from a GP. You order the device you want and have it delivered right to your door.

Test your Hearing

If you have any concern about your hearing, take our free online hearing test. Results will indicate whether or not you need to take further action.

Hearing devices are a popular way of managing sensorineural hearing loss, one of the most common types of permanent hearing impairments. Whilst the test will not be able to distinguish the direct cause, we recommend consulting a health care practitioner or audiologist for a professional diagnosis.

Whether you have a mild, moderate, or severe hearing loss, our hearing check can help identify which steps to take next.