Among the Bluetooth-capable models compared here, listed kit prices in India run from ₹1,13,995 (ReSound Omnia 488) to ₹8,75,000 (Phonak Audéo Infinio Sphere i90) as of October 2026. A kit means two hearing aids plus a charger. Signia Pure Charge&Go BCT IX sits between ₹1,49,990 and ₹7,99,990, and your final price may be lower.
If you spend your day on calls and video meetings, you probably want your hearing aid to pair with your phone like earbuds do. This guide gives you the listed price for each model, brand by brand, plus what each one connects to. You can also get the current hearing aid price list on your phone once you have a shortlist.
Quick summary
- Signia: ₹1,49,990 to ₹7,99,990 (Pure Charge&Go BCT IX, five levels).
- Phonak: ₹1,54,000 to ₹8,75,000 (Audéo Infinio, six versions).
- ReSound: ₹1,13,995 to ₹8,49,995 (Omnia and Nexia).
- Widex and Oticon: no model prices published, only a starting price of ₹25,000.
- What a kit is: two hearing aids plus a charger, so every price above covers both ears. A single hearing aid is quoted separately.
Bluetooth hearing aid price list in India (October 2026)
All figures listed are kit prices in ₹. A kit means two hearing aids plus a charger, and the listings add that your final price may be lower. Each table shows the model, how it connects, and the kit price.
Signia
| Model | Bluetooth support | Listed kit price |
|---|---|---|
| 1IX | Bluetooth Classic | ₹1,49,990 |
| 2IX | Bluetooth Classic | ₹2,09,990 |
| 3IX | Bluetooth Classic | ₹3,69,990 |
| 5IX | Bluetooth Classic | ₹5,29,990 |
| 7IX | Bluetooth Classic | ₹7,99,990 |
Phonak
| Model | Bluetooth support | Listed kit price |
|---|---|---|
| Infinio i30 | Classic and LE | ₹1,54,000 |
| Infinio i50 | Classic and LE | ₹2,56,000 |
| Infinio i70 | Classic and LE | ₹4,44,000 |
| Infinio i90 | Classic and LE | ₹6,70,000 |
| Infinio Sphere i70 | Classic and LE | ₹5,90,000 |
| Infinio Sphere i90 | Classic and LE | ₹8,75,000 |
ReSound
| Model | Bluetooth support | Listed kit price |
|---|---|---|
| Omnia 488 (BTE) | Direct streaming from iOS and Android | ₹1,13,995 |
| Nexia 460S (MicroRIE) | LE Audio and Auracast | ₹1,69,995 |
| Nexia 960S (MicroRIE) | LE Audio and Auracast; iPhone, Android, TV | ₹8,49,995 |
Widex and Oticon
| Brand | Models named | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Widex | Moment series | Starts at ₹25,000 (basis not stated); model quote on request |
| Oticon | Own, Intent | Starts at ₹25,000 (basis not stated); model quote on request |
What can a Bluetooth hearing aid do?
It connects your hearing aid to your phone and other devices, so sound goes straight to your ears.
What you can do:
- Take phone and video calls through the hearing aids.
- Stream music, podcasts and navigation prompts.
- Listen to the TV, on models that support it.
- Adjust settings from an app on your phone.
Which Bluetooth type should you look for?
The labels on brochures are not interchangeable.
- MFi: Apple’s route to link hearing aids directly to an iPhone.
- ASHA: the Android equivalent, though Widex notes support depends on the phone maker and model.
- Bluetooth Classic: the widely supported standard. Phonak says it gives reliable streaming with virtually any phone brand.
- LE Audio: the newer standard, which needs a recent phone. Widex lists Android 14 or later on Pixel 7 and newer and Galaxy S23 and newer, with a few models excluded; ReSound asks for Bluetooth 5.3 or later.
Try the pairing with your own phone
A hearing test shows which level you need, and a trial pairing shows which line suits your phone. Book a test, or look at the Phonak range first.
Book Your Free Hearing Test | Explore Phonak Hearing Aids
Bluetooth hearing aid brands compared
| Brand | Connectivity | Best for | Kit price range | Key feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signia | Bluetooth Classic (BCT IX) | Mixed phones, long battery | ₹1,49,990 to ₹7,99,990 | 36 hours per charge |
| Phonak | Classic and LE | Many devices, laptops, TV | ₹1,54,000 to ₹8,75,000 | Links up to 8 devices |
| ReSound | Direct streaming, LE Audio | Newer phones, Auracast | ₹1,13,995 to ₹8,49,995 | Omnia 488 lasts up to 30 hours |
| Widex | iPhone direct, ASHA, LE Audio | iPhone, and Android with ASHA | From ₹25,000 (basis not stated) | Moment series |
Signia is listed lower than Phonak at each of the five steps in Tables 1 and 2, by ₹4,010 at the entry level and ₹1,40,010 at the upper level. That holds only for these two lines, since the Phonak Audéo L30 is listed at ₹1,38,000.
Who should buy a Bluetooth hearing aid?
It suits you if:
- you take many calls or video meetings;
- you use an iPhone or Android phone daily and want hands-free listening;
- you watch TV and want clearer dialogue;
- you want to adjust settings yourself from an app.
If your days are mostly quiet, a lower level or a non-Bluetooth model may be enough. Sudden hearing loss, ear pain, discharge, dizziness or loss in one ear only needs an ENT doctor first.
What else adds to the price?
Four things move the final bill: a single hearing aid instead of a kit, accessories such as a TV streamer, the charger and its replacements, and follow-up fine-tuning. Sound Comforts mentions 0% EMI on selected models, but its pages give no terms, so ask about processing fees and plan length in writing.
Conclusion
The honest Bluetooth hearing aid price in India for 2026 is a range, from about ₹1.1 lakh for a ReSound Omnia 488 to ₹8.75 lakh for the top Phonak Sphere, with Signia’s Pure Charge&Go BCT IX in between. Start with a hearing test, pick the connection that fits your phone, and ask for each quote in ₹ as a kit price and as a single-ear price, with EMI terms and follow-up care in writing. A hearing aid makes speech easier to follow but does not restore normal hearing, and you can try the pairing at one of the Sound Comforts clinics.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a Bluetooth hearing aid cost in India in 2026?
Among the models compared here, listed kit prices (two hearing aids plus a charger) run from ₹1,13,995 to ₹8,75,000. The final price may be lower, so ask for a quote.
Which Bluetooth hearing aid works with both iPhone and Android?
Bluetooth Classic models, such as Phonak Infinio and Signia Pure Charge&Go BCT IX, are built to work across phone brands. Test pairing with your own phone.
Are Bluetooth hearing aids rechargeable in India?
Yes, many Bluetooth hearing aids in India are rechargeable. The Signia Pure Charge&Go BCT IX (kit ₹1,49,990 to ₹7,99,990) runs up to 36 hours per charge, and the ReSound Omnia 488 (kit ₹1,13,995) up to 30 hours. Phonak Audéo Infinio and ReSound Nexia are rechargeable too. Confirm charger and battery details for your model.
Is the price for one ear or a pair?
The prices here are kit prices: two hearing aids plus a charger, so they cover both ears. Ask for a single-ear quote separately.
Do I need a hearing test before buying a Bluetooth hearing aid?
Yes. The test shows your level of loss and the technology level you need, and Sound Comforts pages mention a free hearing test at the clinic.
