Oticon Hearing Aids of 2025: Models, Reviews & Prices (2025)

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In this video, we review the current 5 models available from Oticon, to help you decide which may be best for you

Key Takeaways

• Oticon hearing aid prices range from $2,400-$8,000 for the pair, and the costs vary based on the model, style, technology level, service package included, and retailer.
• Oticon does not support direct-to-consumer online sellers—Oticon hearing aids must be purchased through an authorized Oticon retailer that includes face-to-face care.
• Oticon’s best hearing aid is the Oticon Intent which was released on February 22, 2024 and is Oticon's first hearing aid on their all new Sirius platform.

As of September 2024, Oticon currently has five different models of hearing aids available (if we exclude the pediatric line). Those models address different types of hearing loss, with different feature sets, and at different price points. So how do you know which model to buy?

For starters, in almost all cases, and with the majority of hearing losses, you'll want to go with the newest from Oticon, released in February 2024, Oticon Intent.

Intent is Oticon's best-seller by a long shot and is their flagship hearing aid. But if you want an in-the-ear model, have a severe-to-profound hearing loss, don't want rechargeable batteries, or would like to keep your costs down and not by the newest Intent model, that's when the other models start to make more sense.

If you'd like an in-the-ear custom-molded model, check out Oticon Own. Oticon makes these in a range of sizes from completely invisible in canal options, to large full shell in-the-ear options that'll be much easier to handle and maintain on a day-to-day basis.

If you have a severe-to-profound hearing loss, take a look at Oticon Xceed. These are large and powerful behind-the-ear hearing aids that are used with custom ear molds. As of September 2024, they are the most powerful hearing aids on the market.

If you want a receiver-in-canal style like Intent, but don't want rechargeable batteries (Intent only comes rechargeable), then consider the Oticon Real. It's from February 2023, but it's the best hearing aid Oticon currently makes that is powered by disposable batteries.

Finally, if you don't want to shell out $3,000+ for state of the art hearing aids, and just want something reliable that will get the job done, consider Oticon Zircon. It's Oticon's "budget" line of hearing aids. They're not going to offer state-of-the-art background noise reduction, but they'll be an excellent help in many environments, helping you hear one-on-one conversations better.

As a nationwide, high volume retailer of hearing aids, we are privy to a lot of data about different hearing aid manufacturers. We work with thousands of customers a year, and hundreds of hearing providers nationwide. This gets us unique insight into how particular products perform, what customers say about them, and what the expert hearing care providers who work with these hearing aids each and every day say about them.

It's that breadth of knowledge that we get to pull from, that enables us to confidently say that Oticon is consistently regarded as either the best, or second-best brand of prescription hearing aids on the market. They seem to be in a perpetual contest with Phonak, racing to deliver the most innovative products to the market, and both brands consistently do.

Oticon's claim to fame as of the last few years is their introduction of Deep Neural Network technology to hearing aids, dating back to their 2021 release of Oticon More. This was a radical new way for hearing aids to process sound, and it's a trend that's catching on, with other major manufacturers recently following suit with their own products.

Below you'll see some expert reviews, from hearing care providers (audiologists and hearing aid dispensers), who work with these products everyday in clinic. If actual user reviews are more your speed, then navigate to the model pages on our site (or click the links below), to read and watch authentic user reviews from actual Oticon wearers.