HearingLife Introduces Oticon Reveal, the World's First Dual AI-Powered Hearing Aid

Designed to help people with hearing loss experience more natural and effortless listening

SOMERSET, N.J., Aug. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- HearingLife, a leading provider of hearing healthcare, today announced the availability of the new Oticon Reveal™ hearing aids at HearingLife centers nationwide. Powered by the world's first Dual AI technology, Oticon Reveal is designed to help people with hearing loss enjoy effortless listening by balancing speech and surrounding sounds, allowing users to stay engaged in everyday conversations and the moments that matter most.

Oticon Reveal introduces a new approach to hearing technology with Dual AI, a breakthrough system that helps keep voices and background sounds in harmony. By supporting the brain's natural way of processing sound, the hearing aid is designed to make listening easier and help wearers build a more complete picture of their surroundings.

Additional features include:

• Third-generation artificial intelligence technology designed to deliver clear speech and balanced environmental sounds
• All-day battery life supports seamless connectivity for streaming, calls and everyday listening¹
• Enhanced connectivity capabilities designed to provide a stable, high-quality listening and streaming experience
• Compatible with Oticon CROS technology, offering a solution for individuals with single-sided hearing loss by transmitting sounds from the poorer-hearing ear to the better-hearing ear.

"Hearing is about more than simply amplifying sound, it's about helping us stay connected to the people, places and experiences that enrich our lives," said Dr. Leslie Soiles, Chief Audiology Officer at HearingLife. "Oticon Reveal represents an exciting advancement in hearing technology, helping wearers experience speech and surrounding sounds in a more natural balance so they can listen with greater ease, confidence and connection throughout the day."

Oticon Reveal is built on Oticon's BrainHearing™ philosophy and reflects a shift in how hearing technology supports the brain's ability to process sound. This approach is based on scientific research² showing that the brain relies on a full sound environment including crystal-clear speech and contextual sounds to understand, focus, and create meaning. People with hearing loss need to hear not just words, but all sounds – laughter, music, footsteps, birdsong – to make sense of the world.

The addition of Oticon Reveal further reflects HearingLife's commitment to bringing innovative hearing solutions to consumers through personalized care and expert guidance. Oticon Reveal is also compatible with Oticon CROS technology, expanding access to hearing solutions for individuals with single-sided hearing loss. HearingLife hearing care professionals work closely with patients to understand their unique hearing needs, lifestyle preferences and communication goals, helping identify the right technology to support better hearing outcomes.

With more than 600 hearing care centers nationwide, HearingLife connects patients with licensed hearing professionals who provide personalized solutions tailored to individual hearing needs and lifestyles.

Oticon Reveal is now available at HearingLife centers nationwide. Individuals interested in learning more about the new hearing aid technology or scheduling a complimentary hearing test can visit HearingLife.com or contact their local HearingLife center.

About HearingLife
HearingLife is a national hearing care company and part of the Demant Group, a global leader in hearing healthcare built on a heritage of care, health, and innovation since 1904. HearingLife operates more than 600 hearing care centers across 42 states. We follow a scientific, results-oriented approach to hearing healthcare that is provided by highly skilled and caring professionals. Our vision is to help more people hear better through life-changing hearing health delivered by the best personalized care. To learn more, visit: https://www.hearinglife.com.

¹Expected use time for rechargeable battery depends on use pattern, active feature set, hearing loss, sound environment, battery age and use of wireless accessories
²De Hoz & McAlpine (2024); Hicks & McDermott (2024); Johnson & Healy (2024); McAlpine & De Hoz (2023)

SOURCE HearingLife