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Widex hearing aids

Widex, founded in Denmark in 1956 and now part of WS Audiology, is renowned for its natural, true-to-life sound quality. Its PureSound technology delivers sound with virtually no processing delay. The brand also provides Zen tinnitus programs and uses machine learning to personalise each listening experience.

TellyHear sells the Widex Allure range in rechargeable RIC and BTE styles. This range spans four technology levels: 110, 220, 330 and 440, including AI-enhanced versions. Widex Allure hearing aids start from $1,800 per unit.

When you buy Widex hearing aids online through TellyHear, you receive a device that is programmed specifically to your audiogram and fitted remotely by Lachlan Smith, our Senior Clinical Audiologist. You enjoy a 45-day money-back guarantee and comprehensive 3-year manufacturer warranty. Sending us your audiogram reduces your pair price by $500.

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ModelTechnology levelStyleBatteryPrice per hearing aid
Widex Allure AI 440 RIC RD Level 440 AI, premium Receiver-in-canal Rechargeable, up to 23 hours $3,700
Widex Allure 440 RIC RD Level 440, premium Receiver-in-canal Rechargeable, up to 20 hours $3,500
Widex Allure 440 BTE R D Level 440, premium Behind-the-ear Rechargeable, up to 24 hours $3,500
Widex Allure AI 330 RIC RD Level 330 AI, advanced Receiver-in-canal Rechargeable, up to 23 hours $3,100
Widex Allure 330 RIC RD Level 330, advanced Receiver-in-canal Rechargeable, up to 20 hours $2,900
Widex Allure 330 BTE R D Level 330, advanced Behind-the-ear Rechargeable, up to 24 hours $2,900
Widex Allure 220 RIC RD Level 220, advanced Receiver-in-canal Rechargeable, up to 20 hours $2,400
Widex Allure 220 BTE R D Level 220, advanced Behind-the-ear Rechargeable, up to 24 hours $2,400
Widex Allure 110 RIC RD Level 110, essential Receiver-in-canal Rechargeable, up to 20 hours $1,800
Widex Allure 110 BTE R D Level 110, essential Behind-the-ear Rechargeable, up to 24 hours $1,800
  • Ultra-natural sound

    Near-zero processing delay for sound many people find the most natural to listen to.

  • Tinnitus relief (Zen)

    Built-in soothing tones and programs designed to ease tinnitus.

  • Self-personalisation

    Machine learning helps you dial in your own preferred sound in real situations.

A note from Lachlan

For people who are sensitive to processed sound, I often mention Widex early. Widex PureSound processing has virtually no delay, and many wearers describe the result as natural sounding. I also find the Zen tinnitus programs useful for patients who want sound therapy built into their hearing aids rather than a separate app. The machine-learning personalisation adapts to preferences over time, which suits people who want the devices to learn what feels right.

Which Widex model is right for you?

If you lead a quieter life and want great value, the Allure 110 and 220 levels deliver clear, natural sound for everyday moments. The 330 suits regular social settings, while the 440 is the premium level for demanding environments. Both the 330 and 440 are available in AI versions that add machine-learning personalisation to fine-tune sound to your preferences.

Allure comes in rechargeable receiver-in-canal and behind-the-ear styles, so you can choose the fit that feels best. If you are drawn to the AI personalisation, the 330 AI and 440 AI give you that extra layer of adaptability. If you are unsure which level or style suits you, send your audiogram to TellyHear. Lachlan will assess it and recommend the right Widex model, and you will receive $500 off a pair.

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Everything included when you buy with TellyHear

When you buy with TellyHear, you can wear your hearing aids in real life for a full 45-day money-back trial and return them if they are not right. Every purchase is also covered by a 3-year manufacturer warranty, and we include free shipping Australia-wide so there are no surprises at checkout.

Send us a recent audiogram and you will take $500 off a pair. Every device is programmed to your audiogram and fitted remotely by Lachlan Smith, our Senior Clinical Audiologist, with no separate fitting fee. It is all part of making the process straightforward from your own home.

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Widex questions, answered

Prices, models and how buying Widex hearing aids online with TellyHear works.

How much do Widex hearing aids cost in Australia?

Widex Allure hearing aids are available in rechargeable RIC and BTE styles, with prices from $1,800 to $3,700 per device depending on the technology level. Levels include 110, 220, 330 and 440, with AI versions also available. Sending your audiogram to TellyHear gives you $500 off a pair.

Which Widex models does TellyHear sell?

TellyHear sells the Widex Allure range in rechargeable RIC and BTE styles, spanning levels 110, 220, 330 and 440 including AI versions. All models feature PureSound technology with virtually no processing delay, delivering natural sound.

How does Widex PureSound technology make hearing aids sound natural?

Widex PureSound technology processes sound with virtually no delay, preserving the natural timing your brain expects. This minimises artificial processing, so voices and environmental sounds remain clear and authentic. It’s complemented by machine-learning personalisation and Zen tinnitus programs.

Is it safe to buy Widex hearing aids online?

Yes, ordering Widex hearing aids through TellyHear is a safe and trusted process. Every device is genuine, programmed to your audiogram and remotely fitted by Senior Clinical Audiologist Lachlan Smith. You are covered by a 45-day money-back trial and a 3-year manufacturer warranty.

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