ReSound Hearing Aid Models 2026 – Complete Price List and Comparison for India

ReSound is one of the oldest hearing aid companies in the world, founded in Denmark in 1943. In India, ReSound hearing aids are sold through a network of authorised audiologists and clinics. The brand is known for its natural sound philosophy — the idea that hearing aids should let you hear the way you naturally would, not just amplify everything louder.

In 2026, ReSound's Indian lineup spans five active platforms: Vivia, Nexia, Enzo IA, Savi, and Key. There are also two older platforms still available — OMNIA and ENZO Q — at reduced price points. This guide covers every model across every platform, with real prices, and tells you which one to buy based on your situation.

Platforms and tiers: ReSound uses number suffixes (9, 7, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1) to indicate the technology tier. Higher number = more features and better performance in noise. Within each platform, the 9 is the flagship and the 4 (or lower) is the entry-level.

Form factors explained: RIE / MicroRIE: Receiver-in-ear. The speaker sits inside your ear canal. Slim, discreet, good for mild to moderately severe loss. MiniRIE: Smaller version of the RIE, even more compact. BTE (NP/HP): Behind-the-ear. NP = Normal Power, HP = High Power. For moderate to severe or severe loss. BTE SP / Enzo: Super Power BTE. For severe to profound hearing loss (60–120 dB fitting range). ITC: In-the-canal. Custom-moulded, fits partly inside the ear canal. CIC: Completely-in-canal. Almost invisible. IIC: Invisible-in-canal. The most discreet option — sits deep in the canal. CROS / BiCROS: For people with no usable hearing in one ear.

India-specific durability: India's summers are brutal — humidity in coastal cities like Mumbai and Chennai regularly crosses 85%, and dust is a year-round concern in most of the country. Look for IP68 certification, which means the device is protected against both dust and continuous water immersion. ReSound's iSolate nanotech coating adds an extra layer of moisture protection. The Vivia, Nexia, and Enzo IA platforms all carry IP68.

Rechargeable vs battery — what matters in India: Rechargeable models run on lithium-ion batteries and come with a charger. One charge typically lasts a full day (approximately 30 hours). This is extremely convenient if you live in a city where disposable batteries are hard to find or expensive, or if you have dexterity issues. However, if you travel to areas with frequent power cuts, a backup charger or a battery-powered model may be more practical. Battery models (using standard 312, 13, or 675 cells) can be bought at any pharmacy and last 5–7 days per pair of batteries.

Android compatibility: Most premium ReSound models now support both MFi (Made for iPhone) and Android ASHA (Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids) protocols. The Vivia, Nexia, Enzo IA, and Savi platforms also support Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast — the newest Bluetooth standard that allows direct streaming from compatible TVs, public address systems, and airport announcements without any additional accessory.

ADIP Scheme: The Assistance to Disabled Persons (ADIP) scheme run by the Indian government provides subsidised hearing aids to persons with disabilities who have a valid disability certificate and income below the threshold. ReSound Key models (the most affordable platform) are well-suited for ADIP purchases. You can claim ADIP once per person.

0% EMI: Most authorised ReSound dealers and clinic chains offer 0% EMI on purchases above ₹50,000, typically for 6–12 months. Always confirm this before purchase.

Vivia is the latest platform as of 2026. It carries ReSound's DNN (Deep Neural Network) AI chip, Spatial Sense processing, and Bluetooth LE Audio with Auracast. If budget allows, Vivia is the best ReSound you can buy today.

The Vivia platform is ReSound's newest launch. It builds on Nexia's architecture but adds a more advanced AI processing layer. The standout feature is Spatial Sense, which preserves the natural three-dimensional feel of sound — useful in complex Indian environments like wedding halls, market streets, and crowded temples where sound comes from every direction.

All-Access 360 All-Around is a listening program that gives full 360-degree audibility without manually changing programs. You do not need to face someone to hear them clearly. Binaural Directionality III links both hearing aids so they work as a coordinated system rather than independently — critical in noisy Indian street conditions.

DFS Ultra III is the feedback (whistling) cancellation system. If you have ever heard a hearing aid whistle when you hug someone or put the phone to your ear, this system eliminates that.

Tap Control lets you answer calls, change programs, or pause streaming by tapping the hearing aid — no phone needed.

Vivia is available in MicroRIE form only (for now), with battery (RIE) and CROS variants.

Vivia Price Table — All Models

Note on CROS warranty: The CROS transmitter carries a 1-year warranty even in premium kits. The hearing aid itself carries the standard warranty period.

Vivia — Tier-by-Tier Comparison

Who should choose Vivia 9: Anyone who spends time in complex noise — business meetings, weddings, shopping malls, temples during aartis, or outdoor markets. The AI chip and Spatial Sense make the biggest difference in exactly these environments. Also ideal for people who travel and want Auracast connectivity at airports and public venues.

Who should choose Vivia 7: A sensible step-down that keeps 48-month warranty and Bluetooth LE Audio. Suitable for most working adults who want premium connectivity at a more manageable price.

Who should choose Vivia 5: Good mid-range option. Loses Spatial Sense and some noise programs but retains the Vivia platform's core sound quality and full Bluetooth suite. Ideal for home-focused users or retirees who are mostly in quieter environments.

Who should choose Vivia 4: Entry point into the Vivia platform. 12 channels and basic noise management. Better suited for quieter listening environments. The 24-month warranty is the trade-off.

Nexia was ReSound's flagship platform before Vivia arrived. It remains fully current and is available in the widest range of form factors: MicroRIE, RIE, ITC (custom in-canal), CIC, IIC, and BTE HP/NP. This makes Nexia the go-to choice if you need an in-ear custom model or a BTE for moderate-severe loss.

The Nexia platform shares the same Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast connectivity as Vivia. Sound processing on Nexia 9 is excellent — only the addition of Spatial Sense in Vivia 9 distinguishes the two at the top tier.

Nexia MicroRIE Prices

Nexia RIE (Battery) Prices

Nexia ITC (In-the-Canal) Prices

Nexia CIC & IIC Prices

Nexia BTE HP & NP Prices

Nexia CROS Options

Nexia's advantage over Vivia for custom in-ear models: If you need a CIC or IIC — the truly invisible options — Nexia is your platform in 2026, because Vivia currently only offers MicroRIE form. Nexia CIC and IIC at the 9-tier give you 17-channel processing, Bluetooth LE Audio, and 48-month warranty inside a shell that fits completely inside your ear canal.

The Enzo IA is ReSound's dedicated super-power platform. It is designed for fitting ranges of 60–120 dB HL, meaning it serves people with severe to profound hearing loss who would not get enough amplification from a standard RIE or BTE NP.

The Enzo IA 9 carries the DNN AI chip, Spatial Sense, and full Bluetooth LE Audio — the same flagship features as Vivia, but in a super-power BTE body. It also includes a Telecoil (T-coil) for use in loop systems installed in some churches, courts, airports, and conference halls in India.

Sound Shaper frequency lowering is critical for profound loss users — it moves high-frequency sounds (like consonants s, f, sh) that the person cannot hear down to a frequency range they can access. This dramatically improves speech clarity in everyday conversation.

Enzo IA Price Table

The Savi platform offers a surprise: Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast at entry-level prices. For the price point, this is remarkable. Savi includes IP68 protection, DFS Ultra III feedback cancellation, and Tinnitus Sound Generator — a built-in sound therapy option for people who experience ringing in the ears (tinnitus), which is very common in India due to high exposure to noise in cities, factories, and at events.

Savi is available in MiniRIE (rechargeable) and RIE (battery) form.

Savi Price Table

Savi 3 MiniRIE pair (₹89,995) is arguably the best value in the ReSound lineup for budget-conscious buyers who still want rechargeable convenience and modern Bluetooth.

The Key platform is ReSound's most affordable range. It covers a wide variety of form factors — RIE, BTE SP, BTE HP, BTE NP, ITC, CIC, and IIC — making it useful for audiologists who need to fit a wide range of hearing losses at accessible prices. Key 4 models support MFi and Android ASHA but do not have Bluetooth LE Audio or Auracast.

Key models are well suited for ADIP scheme purchases. The Key 2 and Key 3 series start below ₹30,000 per unit, making them one of the most accessible options from an international brand.

Key Platform — RIE Models

Key Platform — BTE Models

Key Platform — Custom ITE Models

These platforms are from an earlier generation and no longer receive new feature updates. They are still sold at reduced prices and can be a valid choice for buyers on a tight budget who want a branded product with service support.

OMNIA 4 Prices

ENZO Q Prices (Severe Loss, Battery Only)

If you are currently using an OMNIA, LiNX, ENZO 3D, or any pre-Nexia ReSound model, here is what you gain by upgrading to Vivia or Nexia:

Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast: Direct streaming from any compatible TV or public system without a clip-on transmitter accessory.

DNN AI chip (Vivia): Better handling of sudden loud noises (traffic, fireworks, temple bells) without manual adjustments.

Android ASHA: Direct streaming to Android phones — previous models required the Phone Clip+ accessory for Android.

IP68 durability: Older models had lower IP ratings. Monsoon seasons and coastal humidity can shorten device life significantly.

Remote fitting (Nexia 9, Vivia 9/7): Your audiologist can adjust your hearing aids remotely via the ReSound Smart 3D app without you travelling to the clinic. Very useful in smaller towns.

Upgrade is strongly recommended if: your current device is more than 4–5 years old, you have switched to an Android phone, or you frequently struggle in noise-heavy environments that your current device handles poorly.

Q1. Is ReSound a good brand for Indian conditions — humidity, dust, and noise?

Yes. ReSound's premium platforms (Vivia, Nexia, Enzo IA, Savi) all carry IP68 certification and iSolate nanotech coating, making them resistant to sweat, rain, and dust ingress. The IP68 rating means the device can survive immersion in water up to 1 metre for 30 minutes. In coastal cities like Mumbai, Kochi, or Chennai where humidity can exceed 90% in monsoon season, IP68 is not optional — it is essential. ReSound's processing also handles the kind of sudden loud impulse noises common in India (firecrackers, honking, temple bells) with impulse noise reduction built into the Vivia and Nexia 9/7 platforms.

Q2. Which ReSound hearing aid works with Android phones without any extra accessory?

All Vivia, Nexia, Enzo IA, and Savi models support Android ASHA (Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids). This allows direct audio streaming from your Android phone to the hearing aid. For full hands-free calls on Android, you additionally need Bluetooth LE Audio support, which Vivia and Nexia provide. Key models also support ASHA on Key 4 variants. If you use a Samsung Galaxy, OnePlus, or any Android 10+ device, Nexia and Vivia give you the best experience.

Q3. Can I use ReSound hearing aids under the ADIP scheme?

Yes. The ADIP scheme subsidises hearing aids for people with disabilities who meet the income criteria (family income below ₹20,000/month in some state variations) and hold a valid disability certificate from a government hospital. The scheme covers functional, reliable hearing aids. ReSound Key models (₹20,995 to ₹51,995 range) are appropriate for ADIP scheme applications as they are cost-effective and available through authorised government-empanelled suppliers. You can apply once per person. Contact your district disability welfare office or a SADH/ALIMCO-empanelled audiologist for the process.

Q4. What is the difference between the Vivia and Nexia platforms — is Vivia worth the upgrade?

Both platforms share Bluetooth LE Audio, Auracast, Android ASHA, IP68, and strong noise management. The core differences at the 9-tier are: Vivia 9 adds Spatial Sense (preserves natural 3D sound orientation), a newer iteration of the DNN AI chip, and improved impulse noise handling. In quiet to moderately noisy environments, most users will not notice a significant difference. In very challenging noise — wedding halls, outdoor markets, multiple simultaneous speakers — the Vivia 9's AI processing makes a more noticeable difference. If budget is not the primary concern, Vivia 9 is worth it. If you need to be more careful with spending, Nexia 9 remains a top-tier hearing aid.

Q5. How does 0% EMI work for ReSound hearing aids in India?

Most authorised ReSound dealers and clinic chains offer 0% EMI through credit card tie-ups (HDFC, ICICI, SBI, Axis, Kotak) for purchases typically above ₹50,000. The EMI period is usually 6 to 12 months. On a Vivia 9 pair at ₹8,49,995, a 12-month 0% EMI breaks it down to approximately ₹70,833 per month. Always confirm EMI availability at your specific clinic before purchase, as offers may vary. Some clinics also offer in-house instalment options without a credit card. Financing is also available through NBFC loan partnerships at some locations, though those typically carry interest.

For the best hearing experience without a budget ceiling: Choose the Vivia 9 MicroRIE pair. This is the newest, most advanced ReSound available in India right now. The DNN AI chip, Spatial Sense, 48-month warranty, Bluetooth LE Audio, and Auracast give you everything the brand offers.

For value without compromising on warranty: The Vivia 7 MicroRIE pair at ₹4,83,995 is a sensible pick — 14 channels, 48-month warranty, and full Bluetooth LE Audio at roughly half the price of the flagship.

For invisible hearing with premium sound: The Nexia 9 IIC at ₹4,14,995 per unit is the best option. No one will know you are wearing it. Same 17-channel processing as the Nexia 9 MicroRIE at the same price.

For severe-profound hearing loss: The Enzo IA 9 is the right choice — it is the only ReSound platform designed to handle the 60–120 dB fitting range with premium AI processing.

For tight budgets and everyday use: The Savi 3 MiniRIE pair at ₹89,995 or the Key 4 RIE at ₹38,995 are strong options. The Savi 3 even includes Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast at under ₹1 lakh for a pair — that is exceptional value in 2026.

Before making your final decision, always get a proper hearing test (audiogram) from a qualified audiologist. The best hearing aid is one that is fitted correctly for your specific hearing loss curve, not just the most expensive one available.