XTM RIC P12

Flexibility and feasibility in a compact package

The adaptable RIC is a small, unnoticeable hearing device. Different types of receivers mean that it can be used for a wide range of hearing loss. Available in two performance levels for more flexibility.

Notable Features

12 Compression Channel Technology

The introduction of 12 compression channel features high resolution sound and more precise control.

Directional iLock

In Directional i Lock, there is automatic and adaptive microphone along with directional noise reduction system.

Voice Ranger

Voice Ranger makes the target speaker sounds louder while maintaining the distant voices in background.

Smart Connect Compatibility

Smart Connect Feature enables users to connect their hearing aids to smartphones and other audio devices via Bluetooth.

Feedback Preventer

Users of A&M hearing aids now experience comfortable listening with reduced feedback, thus prevent annoying whistling in the ear.

X Phone

X Phone is an upgrade for acoustic telephone calls in a special hearing program. Telephone signal is wirelessly streamed using Audio Exchange from the hearing aid against which the telephone is held to the opposite hearing aid so that the telephone call can be heard simultaneously in both ears. As a result, user can easily understand the person he or she is speaking to on the telephone.

Sound Locator

With hearing aids, it is often hard to detect source of sound generated as sound waves no longer pass the outer ear. With the Sound Locator function, which imitates the properties of the human ear, makes hearing environment clearer. Low frequency

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