Nuance Audio Glasses

Created for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss, Nuance Audio hearing glasses offer an elegant alternative to traditional hearing aids. Beautifully designed frames conceal microphones and open-ear speakers that gently bring voices into focus, with nothing in your ears and nothing for anyone else to notice. We recommend a FREE hearing test with a Leightons expert, to ensure Nuance Audio are the perfect solution for you.

What are Nuance Audio hearing glasses?

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How do Nuance Audio glasses work?

Nuance Audio glasses are refined, everyday frames with hearing support built discreetly within. They are designed for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who would prefer a subtle alternative to traditional hearing aids. Each pair features:

Directional microphones

Rechargeable 8 hour battery

Hidden open-ear speakers

Control via the Nuance Audio app

Prescription-ready frame

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Nuance Audio glasses are made for life's everyday pleasures: coffee with an old friend, Sunday lunch with the family, an evening at your favourite restaurant. Directional microphones and open-ear speakers rest discreetly within the frame, offering a gentle lift to the voices you want to hear, just when you need it.

Choose from two timeless designs, Square and Panthos, each in black or burgundy. During your free style consultation, our team will help you find the frame, fit and finish that feel unmistakably you.

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Nuance Audio hearing glasses

Square

Panthos

Why choose glasses with built-in hearing support?

Small changes in hearing are more common than you may think, and it's natural to want a solution that feels like you. Nuance Audio glasses offer an entryway into a tailored hearing solution. You simply put on your glasses, and the support is there whenever you need it.

At Leightons, our opticians and audiologists work side by side, so your eyes and your hearing are cared for in one welcoming place. We'll take the time to understand how you live, then offer honest advice on whether hearing glasses or a traditional hearing aid would suit you best.

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Frequently asked questions

No, you don't need a hearing test to buy Nuance Audio hearing glasses, but we always recommend having one. A free hearing test at Leightons allows our expert audiologists to check the health of your ears and gain a clear understanding of your hearing. This helps us confirm whether Nuance Audio glasses are the right hearing solution for you, or whether a traditional hearing aid would suit your needs better.

Yes. Nuance Audio glasses are designed for adults aged 18 and over with mild to moderate hearing loss. A free hearing test with one of our audiologists is the best way to discover whether they're the right solution for you.

Yes. Nuance Audio glasses are designed to be prescription-ready, so your lenses can be crafted for your eyes. Our expert dispensing opticians will make sure your prescription is suitable.

Nuance Audio hearing glasses are over-the-counter (OTC) hearing support devices, rather than traditional hearing aids. They are designed for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss and offer a new discreet way to hear more clearly. Instead of sitting in or behind your ears, open-ear speakers are built into a stylish pair of glasses, so your hearing support becomes part of your everyday eyewear. We recommend booking a free hearing test at Leightons, where our audiologists can help you decide whether Nuance Audio glasses are the right hearing solution for you.

Nuance Audio battery lasts up to 8 hours under average use. Battery life varies with volume and settings, so most people simply place their glasses on the charging pad overnight.

Nuance Audio glasses are designed for people with similar hearing in both ears, because their settings apply to both ears together rather than to each ear separately. If you have hearing loss in one ear, or more in one ear than the other, a traditional hearing aid tailored to each ear may suit you better. A free hearing test at Leightons will help our audiologists recommend the right option for you.