Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids in Muscat

A behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aid sits behind the ear and sends sound through a tube to an earmould or dome in the ear. NIDCD notes that BTE hearing aids are used for mild to profound hearing loss.

This page lists every BTE model in our Danavox catalogue at Jordan Hearing & Speech in Muscat, grouped as the catalogue lists them: Mini BTE, Standard BTE, Power BTE and Super Power BTE.

BTE models in our catalogue

38 behind-the-ear hearing aids (CROS transmitters are not counted).

Standard BTE (11)

Power BTE (14)

Super Power BTE (10)

Mini BTE (3)

Models and details as published in our Danavox catalogue. Your audiologist confirms which model suits your hearing test.

Who may consider a behind-the-ear hearing aid

BTE hearing aids are often considered when more amplification is needed, and some people find them easier to hold and clean than very small styles. The Power and Super Power categories are considered when a hearing test shows more severe hearing loss.

Battery type differs by model: some BTE models are rechargeable and others use zinc-air batteries. The list shows the battery for each model.

Mini, Standard, Power or Super Power?

The names describe categories in the Danavox catalogue. Which category fits is decided from your audiogram. Our guide to Danavox BTE levels explains the categories family by family.

Frequently asked questions

What is a behind-the-ear hearing aid?

A hearing aid worn behind the ear, connected to an earmould or dome in the ear. NIDCD notes that BTE hearing aids are used for mild to profound hearing loss.

Are behind-the-ear hearing aids rechargeable?

Some are. In our catalogue, some BTE models are rechargeable and others use zinc-air batteries; check the battery shown next to each model.

Do I need an earmould?

Some people do. Fitting may include ear impressions for custom moulds when needed; the audiologist decides at the fitting.