Signia Hearing Aid Models 2026 – Complete Price List & Comparison

Signia is one of the most widely available hearing aid brands in India, with service centres in most cities and towns. In 2026, the brand's lineup spans from affordable Zinc Air battery-powered BTEs under ₹15,000 per unit to premium rechargeable models above ₹7,99,000 per kit.

This guide covers every Signia model available in India in 2026 — the platforms, the price differences, which models carry the latest technology, and a direct recommendation for each type of buyer.

Signia organises its hearing aids around chip platforms. The platform tells you how advanced the sound processing is. Within each platform, a number (1 through 7) indicates the tier — 7 is the premium tier with the most channels and features, 1 is the entry tier.

The IX platform is the most important distinction in 2026. If you are buying new and your budget allows, IX models give you RealTime Conversation Enhancement — Signia's technology that processes the voice of the person directly in front of you separately from all other sounds. This matters greatly in noisy Indian environments: temple bells, wedding bands, auto-rickshaw traffic, busy market conversations.

What Makes IX Different

The Integrated Xperience platform introduces RealTime Conversation Enhancement (RTCE). Here is what that means in practical terms: the hearing aid continuously detects who you are talking to and separates their voice from background sounds in real time. In a busy market or at a family function, this dramatically reduces the effort needed to follow a single conversation.

IX also carries:

• Augmented Focus technology — processes the foreground (the person speaking to you) and the background (everything else) on separate processors, then blends them. You hear both, but the conversation is always clearer.
• Own Voice Processing (OVP) — your own voice is processed separately so it sounds natural to you. Many first-time hearing aid users complain that their voice sounds hollow or too loud. OVP solves this.
• IP68 rating — fully dustproof and waterproof to 1.5 metres for 30 minutes. India's humidity, monsoon conditions, and dusty outdoor environments make IP68 a practical necessity, not a luxury.
• Direct Bluetooth streaming — works with both Android and MFi (Apple) devices. Watch TV, take phone calls, listen to music — audio comes directly into both ears without a separate streamer device.
• Signia App — adjust volume, switch programmes, change the balance between ears, all from your Android or iPhone.

IX Series: Model-by-Model Comparison Tables

Styletto IX Series — Slim-RIC (Slim Receiver-in-Canal)

The Styletto is Signia's fashion-forward model. It is a slim, pen-like device that sits behind the ear almost invisibly. It suits buyers who are conscious of appearance. The receiver sits inside the ear canal.

The Styletto is only available as a kit (two units plus charger). All variants are rechargeable Li-ion. Fitting range: 10–110 dB (mild to severe hearing loss).

Who should buy Styletto IX: Professionals, office-goers, and anyone who wants a discreet, modern-looking hearing aid with full IX features. The 7IX tier gives you the maximum 48 channels — more channels mean the audiologist can fine-tune your hearing aid more precisely for your specific hearing loss pattern.

Pure C&G IX Series — Standard RIC (Receiver-in-Canal)

The Pure C&G IX is Signia's mainstream RIC model. It is slightly larger than the Styletto but more versatile, fitting a wider range of hearing losses (up to 115 dB fitting range). Available both as individual units and kits.

The "T" variant includes a telecoil — useful in banks, railway stations, and some cinemas in India that have hearing loop systems installed.

Pure C&G BCT IX Series — Bigger Battery RIC

The BCT variant is physically the same as the Pure C&G IX but with a slightly larger body that houses a bigger battery, giving longer daily runtime. This matters for buyers who use hearing aids for 16+ hours daily or who travel frequently.

For Indian buyers: power cuts are a real concern. In areas with unreliable electricity, a rechargeable hearing aid can be a problem if the charger runs out. The BCT variant's larger battery holds longer — but if you live in an area with daily power cuts of 4+ hours, also consider keeping a portable power bank specifically for charging the hearing aid case. Alternatively, the battery-powered (Zinc Air) models below eliminate this concern entirely.

Motion C&G IX Series — Rechargeable BTE

The Motion is a Behind-the-Ear (BTE) device. It sits entirely behind the ear and sends sound through a tube into the ear canal. BTE is the most durable form factor, easiest to handle for elderly users, and works for all levels of hearing loss including severe-to-profound.

Available in M (mild-moderate), P (power, moderate-severe), and SP (super power, severe-profound) variants. The fitting range goes up to 120 dB, making the Motion IX suitable for even profound hearing loss.

For elderly users in India: The BTE Motion is the most recommended form factor. The controls are easier to use with arthritic fingers. The device is less likely to fall out or get lost. Rechargeable means no fiddling with small batteries every few days.

Silk C&G IX Series — Instant Fit CIC (Completely-in-Canal)

The Silk is a Completely-in-Canal hearing aid that uses soft silicone sleeves for an instant fit — no custom ear mould is needed. You can walk into a clinic and walk out wearing it the same day.

Fitting range: 10–80 dB (mild to moderately severe). Not suitable for severe hearing loss. The CIC sits deep in the canal and is nearly invisible.

India-specific note: CIC devices are more susceptible to earwax and moisture in the canal. In India's humid climate, regular cleaning is essential. The C&G (Charge&Go) variant is rechargeable, eliminating the need to handle tiny size-10 batteries.

Insio C&G CIC IX Series — Custom Fit CIC (Rechargeable)

The Insio C&G CIC is a custom-moulded CIC — a hearing aid made from an impression of your ear canal. It fits more securely than the instant-fit Silk and is better suited for active users.

Fitting range: 10–110 dB.

Insio IX Series — Battery-Powered Custom In-Ear

For users who want a custom in-ear device but prefer disposable batteries (no charging required):

Available styles: ITC, ITE, CIC, and IIC (Invisible-in-Canal). Uses Zinc Air batteries.

Active IX Series — Instant Fit ITE (In-the-Ear)

The Active series is designed for a younger, more active user. It looks more like a wireless earbud than a hearing aid. Available in two tiers:

Fitting range: 10–80 dB. Rechargeable Li-ion. Suits first-time users who are concerned about the look of traditional hearing aids.

AX is the previous flagship platform. It introduced Augmented Focus — the dual-processor foreground/background separation that IX later improved upon with RTCE. If your budget does not stretch to IX, AX models still deliver excellent performance for most daily situations.

Styletto AX — Slim RIC

Pure C&G AX — Standard RIC

Pure 312 AX — Battery-Powered RIC

For users who explicitly want a battery-powered (non-rechargeable) RIC model:

Uses size-312 batteries. Typically lasts 5–7 days per battery with normal use. Suitable for anyone in areas with unreliable power supply who prefers not to depend on a charger.

Insio C&G AX — Custom Rechargeable In-Ear

Intuis 4 AX — BTE with Battery

The Intuis 4 is Signia's mid-range BTE, using Zinc Air batteries. Available in SP/P/M sizes:

No direct streaming on the Intuis 4.0. The 4.2 and above support the Signia app and streaming. Suitable for first-time users and budget-focused buyers who want a reliable BTE without rechargeable complexity.

The Orion C&G is specifically designed for buyers who need a low-cost rechargeable option. All models are IP68, use Li-ion batteries, and are available in BTE (SP and P sizes) and RIC form factors.

The Orion C&G 200 includes TruEar technology, adaptive directionality, SoundSmoothing, and feedback cancellation — meaningful features at this price point. The fitting range goes up to 120 dB, making it suitable for severe hearing loss.

This is one of the most practical Signia options for ADIP Scheme beneficiaries — the government scheme that provides hearing aids once per lifetime to qualifying individuals with disability certificates. The Orion C&G 200 at ₹42,990 is within reach of many subsidy limits.

Zinc Air batteries. IP68. Fitting range up to 120 dB. Supports the Signia app. Suitable for buyers who want a reliable, low-maintenance hearing aid and are not concerned about Bluetooth streaming.

These older-platform models remain available in India for the most budget-sensitive buyers.

Intuis 3 Series (primax Essential)

Prompt Series (primax Basic)

Run and Fun Series (primax Basic)

These models do not support Bluetooth, direct streaming, or app connectivity. They are basic amplification devices. At this price point, they represent the lowest cost of entry into branded hearing care. Warranty is 24 months on all primax models.

If you are currently using an AX platform model (Pure C&G AX, Styletto AX, Insio AX), here is the honest advice:

Upgrade to IX if: You find yourself straining in noisy environments — weddings, markets, temple gatherings, crowded restaurants. RealTime Conversation Enhancement makes a meaningful difference in these exact situations. Also upgrade if Android streaming was important to you — IX models have improved Android compatibility over AX.

Stay on AX if: Your current AX model is working well, you are within the first 2 years of use, and your daily environments are not extremely noisy. AX still has full Augmented Focus and delivers good real-world performance.

Upgrade from X or NX platform (Pure C&G X, Silk X, Motion C&G X, Insio NX): These are two to three generations old. If you have been using these for 3+ years, the jump to IX is significant. You will notice substantially better noise handling and the addition of rechargeable options.

Upgrade from Intuis 3 / Prompt / Run / Fun series: If you are on these entry models and struggling in any moderately noisy environment, an upgrade to even the Intuis 4.5 AX or Orion C&G 200 will be a dramatic improvement. These older models have fewer processing channels and no Bluetooth.

Best for Severe-to-Profound Hearing Loss

Motion C&G M/P/SP 7IX — ₹3,64,990 (single unit), ₹7,09,990 (kit)

The BTE form factor with 48-channel IX processing and a fitting range up to 120 dB. Rechargeable, IP68, full IX features. For this level of hearing loss, you need maximum power and maximum processing — the Motion 7IX delivers both.

Best for First-Time Buyers (Moderate Budget)

Pure C&G 3IX / T 3IX — ₹1,79,990 (single unit), ₹3,46,990 (kit)

32 channels on the latest IX platform. 24-month warranty. Rechargeable. Android and iOS streaming. This is a well-rounded starting point on the flagship platform without the full premium price. The T variant adds a telecoil for use with loop systems.

Best for First-Time Buyers (Tight Budget)

Intuis 4.5 AX — ₹1,36,990

32-channel AX platform BTE. 48-month warranty. No rechargeable, but very reliable with readily available batteries. Better noise processing than any primax model and significantly better than entry-level Run/Fun/Prompt options. Also ADIP Scheme eligible at this price point.

Best for Elderly Users

Motion C&G M/P/SP 3IX — ₹1,29,990 (single unit)

BTE is the easiest form factor for elderly users with dexterity issues. The rechargeable design removes the need to handle tiny batteries. The Motion 3IX on the IX platform gives genuine noise handling at a price most families can consider.

Best Invisible Option

Insio C&G CIC 5IX — ₹2,49,990 (single unit)

Custom-fit CIC with 36 channels on IX. Sits completely inside the ear canal and is invisible in normal social interaction. Rechargeable. 48-month warranty. For users who want full IX performance with maximum discretion.

Best for Professionals and Active Users

Pure C&G BCT 5IX — ₹2,79,990 (single unit)

Bigger battery for all-day extended wear. 36 channels. 48-month warranty. Direct streaming for phone calls and meetings. IP68. The BCT variant is specifically for users who wear hearing aids from 6 AM to midnight and cannot afford to worry about battery life.

Best for Modest Budget with Rechargeable

Orion C&G 200 — ₹42,990 (single unit)

Rechargeable. IP68. 16 channels with TruEar technology. 24-month warranty. App compatible. Fitting range up to 120 dB. This is the best value rechargeable option in the Signia lineup. It will not match IX performance in very noisy environments, but for everyday home and social use it delivers well.

Best for TV Streaming

Active Pro IX — ₹3,24,990 (kit, 2 units)

The Active Pro IX has 48 channels, is rechargeable, and supports direct Bluetooth streaming from TV (with a Signia TV Connector accessory, sold separately). Older family members watching TV at high volume is a common Indian household tension — hearing aids with TV streaming solve this without changing TV volume for others. The ITE form factor of the Active Pro is also more comfortable for extended TV-watching sessions.

Best for Profound Hearing Loss on a Budget

Intuis 4.7 SP — ₹2,15,990

48 channels on AX platform. Battery-powered BTE SP. 48-month warranty. The SP (Super Power) size fits up to 120 dB. For users with profound loss who cannot afford IX BTE prices, the Intuis 4.7 SP is the most capable budget-accessible option.

Best Entry-Level Option

Orion C&G 50 RIC — ₹32,990

8 channels, rechargeable, IP68, 24-month warranty, fits up to 115 dB. The most affordable rechargeable Signia model. Not suitable for complex noisy environments, but solid for home use and basic social interactions.

Signia's warranty structure in India follows the tier numbering:

• 7IX and 5IX models (IX platform): 48 months warranty
• 7AX and 5AX models (AX platform): 48 months warranty
• 3IX and below (IX platform): 24 months warranty
• Orion C&G, Sirion Connect, primax models: 24 months warranty
• Intuis 4.7 and 4.5 (AX): 48 months warranty

The 48-month warranty is a meaningful differentiator. Hearing aids at premium tiers are expensive, and a 4-year warranty provides real financial protection. When calculating value, consider that a 7IX model at ₹3,89,990 with 48 months warranty works out to roughly ₹8,100 per month — similar to EMI on a mid-range smartphone.

0% EMI is available on Signia purchases through HearCure. Most banks and major NBFCs participate. A ₹3,46,990 kit (Pure C&G 3IX) on 24-month 0% EMI comes to approximately ₹14,450 per month — comparable to a cable TV and internet subscription.

1. Is Signia hearing aid covered under ADIP Scheme?

Yes, selected Signia models are ADIP-eligible. The scheme is available once per lifetime to Indian citizens with a disability certificate (above 40% hearing disability) and income below the specified limit. Models like the Orion C&G 200 and Sirion Connect 75 fall within typical subsidy ranges. Contact your nearest Signia service centre or HearCure to check current eligibility and empanelled model lists.

2. Can I stream audio from my Android phone directly to a Signia IX hearing aid?

Yes. All IX platform models (Pure C&G IX, Pure C&G BCT IX, Styletto IX, Motion C&G IX, Silk C&G IX, Insio C&G CIC IX, Active Pro IX) support direct Bluetooth streaming from Android phones. You do not need a separate streamer device. The Signia app on Android also lets you control volume, programmes, and hearing aid balance.

3. How does the rechargeable work during power cuts?

Signia rechargeable models use Li-ion batteries that hold charge for approximately 16–24 hours of continuous use (varies by model and Bluetooth streaming usage). A full charge takes roughly 3–4 hours. During power cuts, you can charge the case using a power bank (the charger uses a standard USB-C port on most models). If you are in a rural area with 8+ hours of daily load shedding, keep a charged power bank reserved for your hearing aid charger. Battery-powered models (Zinc Air) eliminate this concern entirely — a fresh set of batteries lasts 5–7 days.

4. Which Signia model is best for noise at Indian events like weddings and temples?

The IX platform with RealTime Conversation Enhancement is specifically designed for this. The Pure C&G 5IX or 7IX (single unit: ₹2,49,990 or ₹3,89,990) gives you the best performance in loud, reverberant environments like mandaps, sabha halls, and temple corridors. The Augmented Focus technology separates the voice of the person you are facing from the music, drums, and crowd noise behind them. Among budget options, the Intuis 4.7 on AX platform is the best available below ₹2,50,000.

5. What is the difference between the Styletto IX and the Pure C&G IX?

Both run on the same IX platform with the same processing features. The main differences are form factor, aesthetics, and fitting range. Styletto is slimmer and more fashion-forward (pen-like design). Pure C&G is a standard RIC with a slightly larger body. The Pure C&G also fits a wider range of hearing losses (up to 115 dB vs. 110 dB for Styletto) and is available as single units, while the Styletto is only sold as a kit. At the same tier (e.g., 5IX vs 5IX), the Pure C&G is slightly more affordable.

Summary: In 2026, the IX platform is the right choice for any buyer whose budget reaches ₹77,990 or more per unit. The difference between IX and AX is most noticeable in noisy Indian environments — exactly where most buyers spend their daily lives. The Pure C&G 3IX at ₹1,79,990 per unit is the most logical balance of price, features, and 24-month warranty for the average Indian buyer entering the market today. For premium buyers, the Pure C&G BCT 7IX at ₹4,09,990 per unit with 48 channels and 48-month warranty represents the most complete package Signia offers in 2026.