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Question 1
1: Do you have trouble following conversations when there are more than four people present?
Question 2
2: Have friends or family noticed changes in your hearing?
Question 3
3: Do you ever struggle to understand what other people are saying?
Question 4
4: Do you turn up the TV even though the volume is loud enough for others?
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Why should you try Oticon Own SI™?
Small size, powerful performance
You don't have to sacrifice premium sound quality for discretion. Oticon Own SI™ gives you the best of both worlds.
Specifically designed to make conversations easier
Trained on 12 million sounds, Oticon Own SI™ uses second-generation AI to identify and prioritise speech in noisy environments, to make conversations easier¹.
Made to keep up with you
Go about your day with a water and dust resistant device that sits snugly in your ear and seamlessly adapts to different environments.
Support for the brain's way of working
Research shows that our brains need access to the full sound scene to naturally make sense of sounds²³⁴. Oticon Own SI™ supports your brain by giving it access to all relevant sounds around you.
*Invisible for 9 our of 10 users. Rumley et al. (2022). Oticon Own evidence. Oticon Whitepaper.
**Applies to IIC style. Rumley et al. (2022). Oticon Own evidence. Oticon Whitepaper.
- Christensen et al. (2024). Evaluating Real-World Benefits of Hearing Aids With Deep Neural Network–Based Noise Reduction: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study. American journal of audiology, 33(1), 242-253.
- O’Sullivan et al. (2019). Hierarchical Encoding of Attended Auditory Objects in Multi-talker Speech Perception. Neuron, 104(6), 1195-1209.
- Puvvada, K. C., & Simon, J. Z. (2017). Cortical representations of speech in a multitalker auditory scene. Journal of Neuroscience, 37(38), 9189-9196.
- Hausfeld et al. (2018). Cortical tracking of multiple streams outside the focus of attention in naturalistic auditory scenes. NeuroImage, 181, 617-626.
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