Released last month, Beltone First is a revolutionary hearing aid capable of streaming high-quality stereo
sound from an iPhone®, iPad® and iPod touch® without the need for an additional pendant-like device. Wearers can also customize their hearing experience through the Beltone HearPlus app.
Beltone First advances a number of Beltone technologies which already lead the hearing care industry. With the latest and most advanced integrated sound processing technology and a unique 2.4 GHz wireless technology housed within the smallest wireless Receiver-in-the-Ear hearing aid available, Beltone First is powerful enough to address 90% of all hearing losses while allowing users to hear effortlessly in multiple listening environments.
“We are pleased to see Beltone First recognized by Red Dot as a leader in our field,” offered Beltone President Todd Murray. “I'm incredibly proud of our team. Beltone First is both a life— and industry-changing product. Combined with the HearPlus app, it is pushing the boundaries of how we address hearing loss.”
Established in 1954, the Red Dot Product Design awards are granted by an international jury from nearly 5,000 entries from 53 countries. Winners are selected based on a variety of criteria, including degree of innovation, functionality, ergonomics, and symbolic and emotional content.
Beltone First advances a number of Beltone technologies which already lead the hearing care industry. With the latest and most advanced integrated sound processing technology and a unique 2.4 GHz wireless technology housed within the smallest wireless Receiver-in-the-Ear hearing aid available, Beltone First is powerful enough to address 90% of all hearing losses while allowing users to hear effortlessly in multiple listening environments.
“We are pleased to see Beltone First recognized by Red Dot as a leader in our field,” offered Beltone President Todd Murray. “I'm incredibly proud of our team. Beltone First is both a life— and industry-changing product. Combined with the HearPlus app, it is pushing the boundaries of how we address hearing loss.”
Established in 1954, the Red Dot Product Design awards are granted by an international jury from nearly 5,000 entries from 53 countries. Winners are selected based on a variety of criteria, including degree of innovation, functionality, ergonomics, and symbolic and emotional content.