Widex Evoke Micro CIC

Widex Evoke Micro CIC is the in-the-ear hearing aid in the Evoke range that sits deep in the ear canal. Thanks to its custom mould, it fits the ear closely, and when worn often only the tip of the removal cord can be seen. It is designed for users for whom an unnoticed device is the priority. The ear impression is taken carefully at our centre after an ear examination; an accurate mould is important for deep placement.

Sound and hearing features

Micro CIC automatically analyses the sounds around you and adapts to changes. Evoke's SoundSense technology offers learning sound processing that develops over time. Because the device sits deep in the canal, it makes use of the way the outer ear naturally collects sound; the microphone is less exposed to wind and the phone can be held to the ear as usual. In the Universal program, the device adjusts itself like an autopilot; the user does not need to do anything during the day.

What the small shell means

There is no room for a button on Micro CIC; the device works automatically as soon as it is in the ear and makes its own adjustments. The small shell and small battery need careful handling. If a remote control or television connection matters to you, compare the larger Evoke CIC or Evoke XP models. Our specialist explains which accessories can be used during the trial. For most users, balancing discretion against ease of use is an important part of the decision; we can weigh this together according to your own priorities.

Use and care

The device is taken out of the canal with the small nylon cord at its end. Because of earwax and moisture, the wax filter needs to be changed regularly, the device cleaned every day and kept in a dry place at night. Taking the device out when showering, bathing or drying your hair helps protect its lifespan. We have summarised the care steps on our hearing aid maintenance page.

Who is it for?

Evoke Micro CIC can be considered by people whose ear canal suits deep placement, who have mild to moderate hearing loss and for whom discretion is the priority. For narrow or winding ear canals and for severe loss, other styles are recommended. Making sure during the trial that you can comfortably put the device in and take it out on your own is also part of the decision.

At our Pendik centre, after a free hearing test and an ear examination, if your ear canal is suitable, we can plan a trial of the Widex Evoke Micro CIC hearing aid together.