Bluetooth
Aura Pro
- Bluetooth Streaming
- Easy to Operate
- Rechargeable, USB‑C
- Bluetooth
- Streaming
- Earbuds
- 6 pairs
- Power adapter
- Not included
$449 / pair
Hearing aids
Two models, one promise: they work right out of the box. Both are rechargeable over USB‑C, both come with 6 pairs of earbuds, and both are covered by 45-day returns and a 1-year limited warranty.
Bluetooth
$449 / pair
In-ear · Super light
Super light, digital, and rechargeable. Compact, discreet, and easy to wear.
$199 / pair
Aura Pro is best for
Phone calls and music over Bluetooth.
Aura Mini is best for
Anyone who wants a super light, discreet option that is easy to charge and simple to live with every day.
Not sure which?
About a minute. No email required — just a clear recommendation and the reasons behind it.
Compare
Everything that differs between the two — and everything that doesn't.
| Feature |
Aura Pro$449
/ pair
|
Aura Mini$199
/ pair
|
|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth streaming | Yes | No |
| Charging | Rechargeable aids and case, USB‑C | Rechargeable aids and case, USB‑C |
| Earbuds included | 6 pairs | 6 pairs |
| Power adapter | Not included | Included |
| Returns | 45 days | 45 days |
| Warranty | 1-year limited warranty | 1-year limited warranty |
| Price | $449 / pair | $199 / pair |
Questions
Need help?
Call 1 (888) 315-7818.
If you want calls and music through your hearing aids, choose Aura Pro — it is the only model with Bluetooth. If you want a super light option at the lower price, choose Aura Mini. Still unsure? The Find your Aura quiz takes about a minute.
Both aids charge inside their case, and the case charges over USB‑C with the included cable. Aura Mini includes a power adapter; Aura Pro ships without one, so you can use any USB‑C adapter you already own.
Yes. You can return them within 45 days. Call 1 (888) 315-7818 and we will help.
Warning — for adults age 18 and older
If you are under 18, do not use this device — see a doctor, preferably an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist.
See a doctor if you have:
Ear pain, drainage, or deformity • Sudden or one-sided hearing loss • Dizziness or ringing in one ear • Excess earwax or blockage
You may have mild to moderate hearing loss if you:
Have trouble hearing speech in noise, on the phone, or in groups • Often ask others to repeat themselves • Need higher TV or radio volume • Find listening tiring. If this device doesn't help enough, or your hearing worsens, contact a hearing-care professional.