At Ear Solutions in India, the Widex SmartRIC is listed from ₹1,55,000 for the SmartRIC 110 to ₹7,50,000 for the SmartRIC 440. It is a rechargeable receiver-in-canal hearing aid, and Widex quotes up to 37 hours of battery. Your final price depends on the level, one ear or both, and any offer running on the day.
You sit in meetings, take calls and eat in loud restaurants, so you want a hearing aid that keeps up without looking like one. The Widex SmartRIC is a name that keeps coming up for people in their 35s to 50s, and the first question is always the price. This guide puts the listed numbers in one place, with the features that matter, and you can see the full Widex hearing aid range while you read.
Summary
- Widex SmartRIC is listed at four levels: 110 (₹1,55,000), 220 (₹2,45,000), 330 (₹5,35,000) and 440 (₹7,50,000).
- Widex quotes up to 37 hours of battery, and a 30-minute charge gives up to 8 hours.
- A separate rechargeable price table on our site shows an MRP of ₹8,00,000 for the premium SmartRIC.
- Always ask whether a quote covers one ear or both, and get it in writing.
How much does the Widex SmartRIC cost in India?
The Widex SmartRIC is a rechargeable premium family, and its listed prices at Ear Solutions run from ₹1,55,000 to ₹7,50,000 across four levels. These are listed prices, not final quotes, and the listing names the products as kits without saying what is in the box.
That matters, because it can double your bill. When you ask for a quote, request one-ear and both-ear totals separately, including the charger.
| Model | Style | Charging | Listed price (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Widex SmartRIC 110 | RIC | Rechargeable | 1,55,000 |
| Widex SmartRIC 220 | RIC | Rechargeable | 2,45,000 |
| Widex SmartRIC 330 | RIC | Rechargeable | 5,35,000 |
| Widex SmartRIC 440 | RIC | Rechargeable | 7,50,000 |
The top level costs nearly five times the entry level. A separate rechargeable price table on our site lists the SmartRIC MRP at ₹8,00,000, so insist on a written quote for the exact level you are offered.
What is the Widex SmartRIC?
The Widex SmartRIC is a rechargeable RIC (receiver-in-canal) hearing aid. The processor sits behind your ear and a thin wire leads to a small speaker in the ear canal, which keeps the part in your ear light.
Our listing describes it as an ergonomic RIC that comes in several colours, and it lists the hearing loss it suits as mild to severe. Widex’s own page highlights Speech Enhancer, Widex MySound and Widex TruAcoustics as its main technologies.
How long does the SmartRIC battery last?
Widex says the SmartRIC lasts up to 37 hours on a full charge, and a 30-minute top-up gives up to 8 hours of listening. A full charge takes about 4 hours, according to the Widex page.
The portable charger holds enough power for about five charges, which Widex describes as roughly a week away from a socket. Streaming and heavy phone use can shorten the day, so check a full day during your trial.
What features does the SmartRIC offer?
The SmartRIC pairs sound processing with app control. According to Widex, the Widex Moment app controls and personalities the hearing aids, and Widex SoundConnect streams audio from a computer straight to them.
Widex’s page does not name Bluetooth, and it does not spell out how the four levels differ. Our rechargeable price table lists Bluetooth for iOS and Android, so confirm phone pairing with your own phone before you pay.
Which SmartRIC level suits people aged 35 to 55?
Your hearing test and daily routine should pick the level, not the price tag. If your days are full of meetings, calls and noisy restaurants, ask to compare a higher level with one below it in that same noise.
If your day is quieter, a lower level may serve you well and save a large amount.
| Your day | Level to discuss | Why | Ask the audiologist |
|---|---|---|---|
| Open office, many calls, loud restaurants | 330 or 440 | Higher listed levels | What do they add over 220 for my hearing loss? |
| Mixed days, some noise | 220 | Mid-range listed price | Will I notice the gap in my own noisy places? |
| Mostly quiet days, tighter budget | 110 | Lowest SmartRIC price | What do I give up compared with 220? |
The table shows that the best level is the one that solves your hardest listening moment. Bring one real situation, such as your noisiest weekly meeting, to the clinic.
Ready to hear the SmartRIC for yourself?
A hearing test shows which level you actually need, and you can compare the SmartRIC with another rechargeable model side by side.
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How does the SmartRIC compare with other Widex families?
The SmartRIC sits in the upper part of the Widex range at Ear Solutions. On the page we checked, other Widex families are listed lower.
| Family | Style | Listed price (₹) |
|---|---|---|
| SmartRIC (110 to 440) | RIC, rechargeable | 1,55,000 to 7,50,000 |
| Moment (110 to 330) | BTE, rechargeable | 1,40,000 to 4,66,000 |
| Evoke (110 to 440) | RIC | 65,000 to 2,00,000 |
| Magnify (50, 100) | Rechargeable | 82,990 to 1,15,000 |
Another family can save a lot, but styles differ, so compare more than the price. For a wider view across brands, see our hearing aid prices page.
What are the pros and limits of the Widex SmartRIC?
On the plus side, it is rechargeable with a long quoted battery life, a light RIC design and app control. On the limit side, the higher levels are expensive, and public information does not explain the exact difference between levels.
A hearing aid improves hearing and quality of life, but it does not restore normal hearing.
What about EMI, trial and warranty?
Ear Solutions mentions 0% EMI on select models and a free hearing aid trial on its pages, and the warranty varies by model. The site does not spell out trial length, EMI conditions or whether they apply to the SmartRIC, so confirm each in writing.
Also ask whether the quote covers one ear or both, the charger, accessories and follow-up fine-tuning.
Who should see an ENT doctor first?
If you have sudden hearing loss, ear pain, discharge, dizziness or loss in only one ear, see an ENT doctor before buying a hearing aid. Ear Solutions audiologists test hearing and fit devices; they do not diagnose or treat ear disease.
What should you ask before buying?
Ask for your hearing test result, the recommended level and why, and two models to compare. Ask for the total ₹ price for one and both ears, the trial terms and the cost of battery replacement later.
Rechargeable batteries typically last about 3 to 5 years, so replacement belongs in your long-term budget.
Conclusion
The Widex SmartRIC is a rechargeable RIC with listed prices from ₹1,55,000 to ₹7,50,000, a battery Widex quotes at up to 37 hours and app control for everyday use. For busy people between 35 and 55 who live in noisy meetings and on long calls, a higher level may be worth the money, while a lower level or another Widex family can serve a quieter life for far less. Start with a hearing test, compare the SmartRIC with one other model in a trial, and get the level, ₹ price, EMI and trial terms in writing before you decide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of the Widex SmartRIC in India?
At Ear Solutions, the SmartRIC is listed from ₹1,55,000 (level 110) to ₹7,50,000 (level 440). Your final price depends on the level, one ear or both, and offers, so ask for a written quote.
How long does the Widex SmartRIC battery last?
Widex quotes up to 37 hours on a full charge, and a 30-minute charge gives up to 8 hours. Streaming and heavy phone use can shorten this.
Is the Widex SmartRIC rechargeable?
Yes. It is a rechargeable RIC that charges in a case, so you do not change tiny batteries, and a portable charger adds extra charges.
Which Widex SmartRIC level should I choose?
Let your hearing test and daily routine decide. Compare one level up and one level down in your noisiest situation before you pay for a higher level.
Does the SmartRIC price cover one ear or both?
The listing does not say. Ask the clinic to state one-ear and both-ear totals in ₹, including the charger and fitting, in writing.
