In their latest good hearing guide, Nano Hearing Aids (888-310-NANO) is putting 312 hearing aid batteries and their rechargeable models side by side so that you can find your perfect hearing solution.
Check out their new guide to 312 batteries at https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/which-brand-of-312-hearing-aid-batteries-last-the-longest
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312 Battery Hearing Aids Vs Rechargeable Models:
Nano Rates Longevity & Practicality
If you’re wondering whether 312 battery-powered
hearing aids are the right choice, or whether
rechargeable options are better, Nano Hearing Aids has
the info you need.
They have checked the most
popular 312 batteries, including
those by Duracell, Rayovac,
Panasonic, and Powermax USA,
to see just how long they last
under real-world use.
As the OTC brand explained, while the average lifespan of these batteries is 120, 111.5, 110 and
105 hours, respectively, this depends significantly upon how you use your aids.
That's why their own models are fully rechargeable,
with long battery life, like their adventure-friendly
First Ear Plus ITE aids, which boast up to 32 hours of
use per charge.
Plus, all their models, including their new Bluetooth
streaming model, the Audacity® RIC, come with small
magnetic charging cases you can use to recharge your
aids on the go.
Nano Hearing Aids makes affordable, rechargeable OTC hearing aids for adults over the age of 18 with
perceived mild to moderate hearing loss.
https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/which-brand-of-312-hearing-aid-batteries-last-the-longest
Check out their new guide to 312 batteries at
https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/which-brand-of-312-hearing-
aid-batteries-last-the-longest
Nano Rates Longevity & Practicality
If you’re wondering whether 312 battery-powered
hearing aids are the right choice, or whether
rechargeable options are better, Nano Hearing Aids has
the info you need.
They have checked the most
popular 312 batteries, including
those by Duracell, Rayovac,
Panasonic, and Powermax USA,
to see just how long they last
under real-world use.
As the OTC brand explained, while the average lifespan of these batteries is 120, 111.5, 110 and
105 hours, respectively, this depends significantly upon how you use your aids.
That's why their own models are fully rechargeable,
with long battery life, like their adventure-friendly
First Ear Plus ITE aids, which boast up to 32 hours of
use per charge.
Plus, all their models, including their new Bluetooth
streaming model, the Audacity® RIC, come with small
magnetic charging cases you can use to recharge your
aids on the go.
Nano Hearing Aids makes affordable, rechargeable OTC hearing aids for adults over the age of 18 with
perceived mild to moderate hearing loss.
https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/which-brand-of-312-hearing-aid-batteries-last-the-longest
Check out their new guide to 312 batteries at
https://nanohearingaids.com/blogs/news/which-brand-of-312-hearing-
aid-batteries-last-the-longest