Signia Motion Charge&Go X

The Signia Motion Charge&Go X hearing aid has the classic behind-the-ear (BTE) form: the electronics are in the housing behind the ear, and sound is carried into the ear canal through a tube and an ear mould or dome. Motion Charge&Go X brings this design together with a compact housing, a refined look and a rechargeable battery.

Sound and hearing features

The device runs on the Signia Xperience platform. The platform's acoustic motion sensors assess the sounds around you and whether you are moving, and adapt sound processing accordingly. The aim is balanced hearing in everyday situations such as chatting while walking or following conversations at a busy table. Signia Xperience devices also include sound therapy options for tinnitus.

Connectivity and Signia Assistant

With Bluetooth connectivity, phone calls and music can be streamed directly to the hearing aids. You can change the volume and programs in the Signia App.

Signia Assistant in the app is an AI-based digital assistant. When you are not happy with the sound in a certain setting, you describe the situation in the app and the assistant suggests an adjustment. This way you can make small corrections for everyday situations before coming to the centre; permanent settings are still made with your hearing care specialist at follow-up appointments.

Charging and use

Motion Charge&Go X runs on a rechargeable battery. You can put the devices in the charger overnight and start using them in the morning; you do not need to change small batteries. The behind-the-ear housing is also easy to put on and take off for users with reduced dexterity. Fitting the device is flexible for your hearing care specialist, and using it is easy for you.

Who is it for?

Motion Charge&Go X can be considered by people who want the sturdiness and easy grip of a behind-the-ear device without giving up features such as charging and Bluetooth. For hearing loss that needs more power, the same family includes the Motion Charge&Go P X and Motion Charge&Go SP X models.

Getting used to it

If you are new to behind-the-ear devices, putting in and taking out the ear mould may take a little practice in the first days. At our centre we help you learn this by trying it together in front of a mirror. Cleaning the mould and tube regularly also keeps the sound clear.

After a free hearing test at our Pendik centre, you can try the device. All behind-the-ear models are on the behind-the-ear hearing aids page.