
Find everyday balance with the CRE-C10, Sony’s OTC self-fitting hearing device with replaceable batteries that blends comfort and technology to reconnect you to what matters most. With features that adapt to your surroundings, this modern hearing aid is personalized to you and the everyday moments that define your life.
Q: Is there a low battery alert for this hearing aid?
A: Yes, this hearing aid has a low battery alert.
Q: Are these hearing aids powered by batteries?
A: Yes, this hearing aid is a battery-powered device.
Q: Can I control the volume on this hearing aid?
A: Yes, you can control volume on this hearing aid.
Q: Does this hearing aid have noise reduction?
A: Yes, this hearing aid has adaptive noise reduction.
Q: Is this hearing aid programmable?
A: Yes, this hearing aid is programmable.
Q: Does this hearing aid have wind noise reduction?
A: Yes, this hearing aid has wind noise reduction.
Q: Does this hearing aid have an app?
A: Yes, this hearing aid is app compatible.
Q: My hearing loss is moderate to average, will these Sony aids be effective for me?
A: I have moderate to severe high frequency hearing loss and they're sufficiently capable. Invisible hearing aids will always struggle when compared to BTE or RIC models, mostly due to invisible CIC models only having room for one microphone. Whereas the larger "traditional" BTE/RIC models typically have 2 microphones per hearing aid. However manufacturers are starting to close the gap between invisible and the larger external styles, as Sony is proving with the CRE-C10 OTC hearing aids now. I've included screenshot of the user manual which says the CRE-C10s are intended for mild to moderate hearing loss. I think this mild to moderate rating is the only way the FDA will approve hearing aids in the OTC category. Again I have moderate to severe loss and these Sony's have no issues keeping up.