Behind-the-Ear Hearing Aids

Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids sit comfortably behind the ear, with a small tube or wire connecting to a discreet piece in the ear. Designed to be reliable, adaptable and easy to use, they offer a balance of performance and everyday practicality.

Explore our behind-the-ear hearing aids

Modern BTE hearing aids often carry the latest advancements in hearing technology. They are lightweight, comfortable and available in a range of subtle finishes, while offering advanced programme features to support you in different listening environments.

Oticon Intent

Bernafon Encanta

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Supporting information

Behind-the-ear hearing aids are often recommended for their flexibility and performance.

They can be suitable if you:

Have mild to more significant levels of hearing loss
Want a device that adapts well to different environments
Prefer something easy to handle and maintain
Would benefit from longer battery life or rechargeable options

Your audiologist will guide you on whether this style is right for you, based on your hearing and lifestyle.

Today’s BTE hearing aids are designed to support you in real-world situations.

Depending on the model, features may include:

Intelligent sound processing that adapts to your surroundings
Support for reducing background noise in busy environments
Bluetooth connectivity for calls, music and TV
Rechargeable designs for simple, everyday use
App controls to personalise your listening experience

The aim is to help conversations feel clearer and listening more comfortable, wherever you are.

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