The Oticon Zeal NXT hearing device sits inside the ear and stays out of sight, yet it carries the features people usually expect from a larger device. Its AI-powered sound processing is built to give you clear speech from all around you, even in noisy places. Before recommending any device, we always start with a free, comprehensive auditory assessment. If the Zeal NXT fits your hearing needs and lifestyle, your Hearvana experience includes a professional fitting and follow-up tunings so it sounds natural from day one.
- AI-Powered Sound Processing: Clear, rich and balanced sound that adapts to your surroundings throughout the day.
- BrainHearing™ Technology: Supports your brain by giving you back the sounds that matter, so it is easier to make sense of speech and focus on what is important.
- Bluetooth® LE Audio: Stream calls, meetings and music from your phone, TV or tablet, and receive Auracast™ broadcasts.
- All-Day Rechargeable Power: No disposable batteries. Charge overnight, and use the portable SmartCharger for extra charges away from an outlet.
- Discreet In-the-Ear Design: A comfortable in-the-ear style that combines small size with advanced features and easy use.
About the Oticon Zeal NXT
Oticon Zeal NXT is Oticon’s rechargeable in-the-ear hearing device in the nxtCIC style. It pairs AI-powered sound processing with Bluetooth LE Audio and a rechargeable battery, and it is designed to be personalised to your exact hearing needs.
Key features
- In-the-ear (nxtCIC) style, discreet and comfortable to wear
- Rechargeable, with a portable SmartCharger
- Bluetooth LE Audio streaming and hands-free calls, with Auracast broadcast support
- BrainHearing technology and AI-powered sound processing
- Available in Matte Black
Every device is professionally fitted and programmed to your hearing test results at our Vaughan clinic or through a mobile visit, with a trial period and follow-up care. Book a fitting to confirm your price and Ontario ADP eligibility.
Every hearing aid we fit includes a professional fitting with our audiologist. Ontario funding can help too: the Assistive Devices Program (ADP) covers 75% of the cost up to $500 per ear, and programs like ODSP and NIHB may cover the rest for those who qualify. See our Ontario hearing aid funding guide or learn more on our hearing aids page.
