Widex Moment™ delivers pure, natural sound, so you can hear every moment like you used to. And with the ability to stream directly from your iOS or Android devices to your hearing aids, you can listen to high-quality calls, video and music wherever you are.
Key features and technology in the Widex Moment™ hearing aids include:
Benefits of using the Widex Moment™ hearing aids include:
Your hearing care journey starts from the moment you walk through the door, which is why we don’t stop at hearing aids.
In fact, all of our hearing aids come as part of our Complete Hearing Care Packages, so you have the peace of mind that all of your hearing care needs are covered. Find out about the packages available here or speak to your audiologist.
We understand that hearing aids can be a big investment, which is why we offer a payment plan to help you spread the cost.
At The Hearing Care Partnership, Widex Moment is available as part of our ‘Hear Now. Pay Later’ payment plan.
You have the option to pay for your hearing aid package by Direct Debit over a period of 10 months with no interest (0% representative APR), no arrangement fees and no hidden extra charges.
I recommend the Widex Moment for individuals with mild hearing loss due to its discreet design and small size. Aesthetics are important to some patients and the Moment delivers a great listening experience while also being pleasing to the eye.
Nikisha Oladipupo - Audiologist
Hearing aids are small, electronic devices that can be worn in, or behind the ear, to amplify sounds for those affected by hearing loss. These clever little devices are packed full of technology which works hard to adjust sounds, clarify speech and reduce the impact of noisy backgrounds.
Typically, a hearing aid is made up of three key components; a microphone, an amplifier and a speaker. Sound waves are picked up through the microphone and converted into electrical signals. These signals then travel to the amplifier where the power before being sent to the ear via the speaker.
Hearing aids work by adjusting sounds, not just by making things louder. In fact, with today’s hearing aid technology, audiologists can programme hearing aids to reduce background noise, whilst increasing the volume of the sounds that you want to hear, so you can comfortably focus on conversations without being distracted.