ReSound Vivia in Cerritos, CA | Fidelity Hearing Center

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Vivia

ReSound Vivia represents a significant advancement in hearing aid technology, combining artificial intelligence with natural sound processing. This new hearing aid system processes sound in a way that mirrors the brain's natural hearing patterns, helping users focus on conversations even in challenging listening environments.

Advanced Speech Understanding

The Vivia uses dual-chip AI technology that processes sound up to 17 times more efficiently than previous models. The Deep Neural Network has been trained on over 13.5 million spoken sentences across multiple languages, enabling it to distinguish speech from background noise with remarkable precision. The Intelligent Focus feature adapts to your attention, prioritizing sounds from the direction you're facing.

Natural Sound Experience

The hearing aids maintain sound clarity while effectively managing background noise. Rather than completely eliminating environmental sounds, the Vivia preserves the natural hearing experience by appropriately reducing noise levels. This balanced approach helps users stay connected to their surroundings while focusing on conversations.

Connectivity Features

The Vivia comes equipped with Bluetooth LE Audio technology, allowing direct streaming from compatible Apple iOS and Android devices. Users can enjoy hands-free phone calls, music, and other audio content streamed directly to their hearing aids. The new Auracast capability enables connection to public audio systems in venues like theaters, places of worship, and airports.

Design and Battery Life

Available in three models - a rechargeable microRIE and two battery-powered options (RIE 61 and RIE 62) - the Vivia offers flexibility in choice. The rechargeable version provides up to 30 hours of use on a single charge, or 20 hours when using streaming features. A quick 10-minute charge delivers 2.7 hours of use. The hearing aids come in 10 color options and feature an IP68 rating for protection against dust and moisture.

Personalized Care at Fidelity Hearing Center

At our Cerritos practice, Dr. David DeKriek takes time to understand your unique hearing needs and lifestyle requirements. Using Real Ear Measurements, we ensure your ReSound Vivia hearing aids are precisely programmed for optimal performance. We maintain ongoing support through regular follow-up appointments and adjustments.

Schedule Your Consultation

Contact Fidelity Hearing Center at (562) 926-6066 to learn more about ReSound Vivia and schedule a consultation with Dr. DeKriek. Our team will help determine if these advanced hearing aids are right for your hearing needs.

FAQs about ReSound Vivia

How long does the battery last in the ReSound Vivia?

The rechargeable microRIE model provides up to 30 hours of use on a full charge during regular use, or 20 hours when using streaming features. A quick 10-minute charge gives you 2.7 hours of wearing time.

What devices can I stream audio from with the Vivia?

The Vivia uses Bluetooth LE Audio technology that allows direct streaming from compatible Apple iOS and Android devices. You can stream phone calls, music, and other audio content. The hearing aids also support Auracast, enabling connection to public audio systems in venues like theaters and airports.

What models are available in the Vivia line?

ReSound Vivia comes in three models: a rechargeable microRIE, and two battery-powered options - the RIE 61 (size 312 battery) and RIE 62 (size 13 battery). All models are available in 10 different colors.

Are ReSound Vivia hearing aids water-resistant?

Yes, Vivia hearing aids have an IP68 rating, which is the highest level of protection against dust and moisture. This makes them resistant to daily exposure to water and debris.

How does the AI technology in Vivia help with hearing?

The Vivia uses dual-chip AI technology trained on 13.5 million spoken sentences. This allows the hearing aids to distinguish speech from background noise more effectively. The Intelligent Focus feature automatically adjusts to focus on sounds coming from the direction you're facing, making conversations easier to follow in noisy environments.