Advanced Hearing, Personalised Care
Widex hearing aids are known throughout the hearing aid industry for natural sound processing rather than heavy digital manipulation. At K&M Hearing Solutions, we fit the full Widex range, from the flagship Allure platform to the established Widex Moment family, matching each patient with the hearing aid style best suited to their hearing loss, lifestyle and daily listening environments. As an independent hearing care provider, we are not tied to any one manufacturer, so our advice on Widex hearing aids is based on your assessment results.
Our Widex Hearing Aid Range
Widex builds its current hearing aid range around the Allure platform, alongside the established Widex Moment and SmartRIC families. Between them, these lines cover Receiver-in-Canal, In-the-Ear, and Behind-the-Ear form factors, so most types and levels of hearing loss can be matched to a suitable hearing aid. Each aid style suits a different combination of dexterity, discretion and battery life, and the table below sets out the main hearing aid models we fit at K&M Hearing Solutions.
|
Model
Widex Allure RIC R D Key detail
L-shaped housing that aligns the microphones toward speech, with up to 25 hours of battery life per charge Best suited to
Patients wanting the latest Allure technology in a slim, everyday design Prices from
£3000 
|
Model
Widex Allure RIC R D Key detail
L-shaped housing that aligns the microphones toward speech, with up to 25 hours of battery life per charge Best suited to
Patients wanting the latest Allure technology in a slim, everyday design Prices from
£3000 
|
|
Model
Widex Allure RIC R D Key detail
L-shaped housing that aligns the microphones toward speech, with up to 25 hours of battery life per charge Best suited to
Patients wanting the latest Allure technology in a slim, everyday design Prices from
£3000 
|
Model
Widex Allure RIC R D Key detail
L-shaped housing that aligns the microphones toward speech, with up to 25 hours of battery life per charge Best suited to
Patients wanting the latest Allure technology in a slim, everyday design Prices from
£3000 
|
Why Patients Choose WidexNot every manufacturer takes the same approach to sound, and understanding these differences matters when choosing the right device for you. Widex focuses on natural sound quality and comfort, using minimal interference rather than constant, aggressive adjustment. The aim is to help you hear the purest, most natural sound possible, using an advanced sound engine that separates speech from background noise without flattening everything around you.
Widex builds this experience around a handful of core features:
|
|
Is Widex the Right Fit for You?As an independent practice, we are not tied to a single manufacturer, and we only recommend this brand when it genuinely suits your hearing loss, lifestyle and preferences. Our founder Kara trained first as a hearing therapist and later as an audiologist, so we start with what you want from better hearing, not with a preferred brand.
In our experience, this option tends to work particularly well for musicians and anyone sensitive to sound quality, since it favours natural tone over heavy processing. It also suits patients who prefer to use AI-powered noise reduction only when needed, rather than running it constantly in the background. If your hearing loss centres on aggressive background noise or sits mainly in the lower frequencies, we may instead discuss a different manufacturer with you during your assessment. |
|
|
FAQ'S
What does the Widex Allure app do?
The Allure app lets you create personalised sound settings, adjust volume, and check battery status from your phone, as well as from other mobile phones and smartwatches over Bluetooth. It also works with Apple Watch and uses SoundSense Learn to compare sound profiles in real time, so your sound settings keep improving the longer you wear your hearing aids.
Why is Widex known for natural sound quality?
Widex processes sound in around 0.5 milliseconds using PureSound and ZeroDelay technology, an approach to natural sound processing that removes the slight echo or comb filtering effect found in some older digital hearing aids. This low-latency sound processing is a major reason musicians and other listeners with a strong interest in sound quality often prefer the brand.
Can Widex hearing aids help with severe hearing loss?
Yes, the Widex Allure platform and the wider Widex range cover mild through to severe or profound hearing loss, depending on the model and style chosen. Our audiologist will confirm which hearing aid suits your specific results during your hearing assessment.
Do Widex hearing aids help with tinnitus?
Widex hearing aids can support tinnitus management through built-in sound therapy, including the SoundRelax feature, which generates gentle fractal tones to help mask ringing or buzzing sounds. This sits alongside the wider tinnitus counselling and CBT support we offer at our practice.
How much do Widex hearing aids cost?
Widex devices are available across our package tiers, which currently range from £2,200 to £5,200 or more per pair, depending on technology level and included aftercare. Every package includes a full assessment, fitting, LACE AI Pro training, and a 30-day money-back guarantee. 0% financing is available on selected packages. Book an appointment.
