Audibel Vitality AI Hearing Aids - Hearing Aid Technology

Hear the Most Out of Life

Listening is a complex process that a normal-hearing brain handles effortlessly, but that breaks down when we have hearing loss. Vitality AI hearing aids have advanced technology that mimics the brain’s auditory cortex to help fix that broken process.

Vitality AI can classify complex soundscapes, enhance speech, and reduce noise in real-time with advanced and powerful AI at the edge.

Better hearing for everyone
Vitality AI is hearing technology that helps you hear better in all situations and is reliable no matter what.

Small and discreet
Modern design is sleek, discreet and comfortable, and barely noticeable to others.

Industry-leading battery life
Thanks to the industry’s longest lasting rechargeable hearing aids, up to 51 hours.

Dependable and durable
Built tough to be waterproof*, sweatproof and everyday-proof.

*Up to 3 foot depth. Rechargeables styles only.

Vitality AI Hearing Aids Are Engineered to Help Wearers:

Hear sounds the way the brain intended.

Keep connected, stay engaged and miss fewer meaningful moments.

Enjoy enhanced listening moments, improved well-being, and easier everyday living.

Stanford Study Finds Vitality AI Helps Detect Fall Risk*

A recent Stanford University study found that the Balance Assessment feature within Audibel’s Vitality AI hearing aids demonstrated promising signs of identifying individuals at risk of falls—without requiring traditional vestibular screenings. This innovative feature leverages advanced sensor technology and artificial intelligence to monitor a user’s stability, providing valuable insights into their balance and movement patterns. By detecting subtle changes in gait and postural control, the Balance Assessment feature may serve as a proactive tool for healthcare providers and individuals alike, potentially reducing fall-related injuries and improving overall mobility. These findings highlight the potential of Vitality AI not only as a hearing solution but also as a critical tool in fall risk management, offering greater independence and safety for users.

*A recent peer-reviewed article, published in Otology & Neurotology, highlights the research between Starkey Research and Development and Stanford’s Department of Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery to validate Starkey’s Balance Assessment feature.