Signia Motion Charge&Go SP X

The Signia Motion Charge&Go SP X hearing aid is the super power (SP) version of the Motion family. Designed for people with severe and profound hearing loss, this behind-the-ear (BTE) device runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery. For a long time, devices in this power class were used only with large batteries; Motion Charge&Go SP X combines high power with rechargeability, Bluetooth and a telecoil.

Sound and hearing features

With profound hearing loss, it matters that the device produces enough sound, and just as much that this sound is set so it does not cause discomfort. Motion Charge&Go SP X works with the Signia Xperience platform; sensors that detect your surroundings and your movement adapt the sound processing to everyday situations. Signia Xperience devices also have sound therapy options for tinnitus.

Super power devices need an ear mould that fits the ear exactly. The ear mould is made to the shape of your ear; this reduces the risk of feedback (whistling) and makes the device comfortable to wear all day.

Connectivity and telecoil

With the Bluetooth connection, phone calls and music can be streamed directly to the hearing aids. Hearing a conversation without holding the phone to the ear makes daily communication easier for users with severe hearing loss. The telecoil (T-coil) lets you receive sound directly in the device in halls, places of worship and at service counters with an induction loop system.

Charging and use

Thanks to the lithium-ion battery, you do not need to change large batteries often. You can place the devices in the charger at night and start using them in the morning. This also helps users with reduced dexterity or who find it hard to insert small batteries.

Who is it for?

Motion Charge&Go SP X can be considered by people with severe and profound hearing loss who need a powerful device but also want to use charging and connectivity features. For lower power levels, see the Motion Charge&Go P X page.

Maintenance

In powerful devices, even a small crack in the ear mould or tubing can cause whistling. This is why regular checks of the ear mould and tubing matter. Wiping the device with a dry cloth every evening before charging is recommended.

At our Pendik centre, we measure the degree of your hearing loss with a free hearing test and, if suitable, let you try the device. Other models are on the behind-the-ear hearing aids page.