August 28, 2026 — The company officially launched its first split-style head-worn hearing aid, marking a bold innovation built on the traditional hearing aid form factor. For the first time, the device adopts a dual-chip architecture at its core, integrating a dedicated hearing chip with a 2.4G wireless chip. Combined with independent noise reduction and voice enhancement algorithms, the new hearing aid delivers noticeably improved speech intelligibility while keeping background noise within a smaller, more comfortable range.
Unlike conventional hearing aids, the Microphone and Speaker are designed as two fully independent units. The Microphone is integrated into a compact wristwatch, while the Speaker is integrated into a head-worn earphone. This structural separation effectively blocks the acoustic feedback oscillation — the sharp, piercing whistling sound that plagues traditional hearing aids — while greatly improving the user experience across different everyday scenarios.
With a typical OSPL90 HFA Avg of 120dB ± 5dB and a typical FOG50 HFA Avg of 50dB ± 4dB, the device simultaneously meets the needs of users with mild, moderate, and severe hearing loss. Its noise reduction depth reaches up to 35dB, delivering extremely low background noise for a cleaner, more comfortable listening experience.
Built-in voice enhancement and noise reduction algorithms work together to effectively suppress background noise while boosting the intelligibility of human voices, ensuring that speech remains natural and clear even in noisy environments.
In traditional hearing aids, the Microphone and Speaker are packed into a very small space, making them highly prone to acoustic feedback oscillation — the sharp, unpleasant whistling sound. By placing the Microphone on an independent watch and the Speaker on a head-worn earphone, the physical distance between the two units effectively cuts off the feedback path through which speaker output re-enters the microphone, dramatically reducing the probability of whistling.
The watch-integrated Microphone is secured to the watch strap with a magnetic attachment, so users can remove it at any time and place it exactly where they want to capture sound. Audio is transmitted to the head-worn earphones through the 2.4G chip, with an effective transmission range of up to 10 meters and a latency of under 10ms — virtually synchronized with the listener's perception. This makes the device ideal for watching TV, family gatherings, business meetings, picnics, outdoor sports, gym workouts, and more. For example, users can place the watch next to the television or radio and enjoy the program from the sofa, the kitchen, or even the garden.
The head-worn earphones feature an open, non-in-ear design that addresses the needs of hearing-impaired users who cannot wear traditional in-ear hearing aids due to ear canal conditions, including acute external otitis, tympanitis, chronic suppurative otitis media (in the purulent infection stage), and acute suppurative otitis media.
The speaker components that contact the skin are made of natural liquid silicone, and the open design means nothing enters the ear canal, completely eliminating the blockage and pain caused by prolonged wearing of traditional hearing aids.
| Parameter | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| OSPL90 HFA Avg | 120dB ± 5dB |
| FOG50 HFA Avg | 50dB ± 4dB |
| Noise Reduction Depth | Up to 35dB |
| Wireless Transmission | 2.4G chip, up to 10m |
| Audio Latency | <10ms |
| Microphone Unit | Integrated in magnetic wristwatch |
| Speaker Unit | Integrated in open-ear headset |
| Skin Contact Material | Natural liquid silicone |
The new split-style head-worn hearing aid is now officially available to the market. For pricing, distribution, and partnership inquiries, please contact our sales team.
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