Close-up of a woman fitting a hearing aid on a man.

Hearing aids

At Leightons, we're here to help you rediscover the sounds you love. Our expert team is dedicated to finding the perfect hearing solution that fits your lifestyle and needs. We understand that choosing a hearing aid can feel overwhelming, but don't worry – we're here to make it simple and straightforward.

Hearing aid prices

At Leightons, we don’t just sell hearing aids. We offer complete Hearing Care Packages that give you everything you need from the moment you walk in the door.

Hearing care packages categorized as Diamond, Platinum, Premium, Advanced+, Advanced, and Essential, showcasing different levels of service and features.

Types of hearing aids

Hearing aids and their technology have come a long way from the bulky devices of the past. Today, they are sleek, sophisticated, and stylish. With so many shapes and styles to choose from, finding the right one can feel overwhelming. Our expert audiologists are here to help you every step of the way. We’ll provide the support and guidance you need to find the perfect hearing aid for you. Here’s a look at the different types of hearing aids available:

Three different styles of hearing aids displayed on a shelf at a Leightons branch, showcasing various designs.

Oticon Own IIC style hearing aid, designed for invisibility in the ear, showcasing its discreet and custom fit.

Invisible In Canal (IIC)

The most discreet available. Custom-fitted and suitable for up to moderate hearing losses.

Oticon Own CIC style hearing aid, designed to fit completely in the canal for a discreet appearance.

Completely In Canal (CIC)

Small but powerful. Suitable for moderate hearing losses, even for those with narrower ear canals.

Oticon Own ITC style hearing aid, fitting in the canal.

In The Canal (ITC)

Easy to use and even easier to handle. Ideal for those with limited dexterity.

Oticon Own ITE style hearing aid, offering a custom fit in the ear for optimal comfort and performance.

In the Ear (ITE)

Custom fit aids perfect for people needing high levels of amplification, yet still discreet.

Oticon More RIC style hearing aid.

Receiver In Canal (RIC)

Versatile, popular aids, great for people with busy lifestyles and suitable for most types of losses.

Oticon More BTE style hearing aid, designed to be worn behind the ear.

Behind The Ear (BTE)

A traditional style but crammed with modern technology. Suitable for all losses.

Hearing aids brands

We stock hearing aids from leading hearing care brands to offer you cutting edge technology alongside our personal, professional service. These cover a huge variety of requirements and different comfort choices, making it simple to find the right hearing aids for you.

Audiologist holding a hearing aid charger containing hearing aids, demonstrating its use to a patient.

Choosing the right hearing aid for you

Finding the perfect hearing aid can be a confusing process, but we're here to guide you every step of the way. Our hearing experts will work closely with you to understand your lifestyle, hearing needs, and personal preferences. We'll consider factors like your level of hearing loss, daily activities, your budget, and even the shape of your ears to recommend the best solution for you.

Determine if you need hearing aids by booking a free hearing test with one of our friendly experts today.

Audiologist fitting a hearing aid on a patient, ensuring proper placement and comfort during the adjustment process.

Hearing aid information & advice

How to look after your hearing aids

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How to look after your hearing aids
Sometimes a little reminder of how to look after our hearing aids is useful. We have selected a few hints and suggestions to help you enjoy your hearing aids with ease.
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Hearing aid accessories

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Hearing aid accessories
Our hearing aids play a vital role in helping us feel connected to one another, but did you know that many of these aids have the power to help us even further, and connect us to the modern world?
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Hearing aid troubleshooting

Hearing aids are sophisticated devices and even the best technology can face challenges, whether it's due to battery issues, connectivity problems, or sound quality adjustments.

If you encounter any difficulties, don’t hesitate to contact your audiologist or the practice team, which can help you quickly identify and resolve common issues, empowering you to enjoy clear and consistent hearing.

Checklist of common troubleshooting problems for hearing aids, outlining potential issues and solutions for users.

Book your free hearing aid review near you

Book online

You can book your hearing aid review online at any time through our secure, easy-to-use online booking system.

Book by Phone

Call us on 0800 40 20 20. Lines are open Monday to Saturday, 8:30am to 5:00pm.

Frequently Asked Questions

While we don't provide NHS hearing aids, we offer a range of affordable options and flexible payment plans to suit various budgets.

Private hearing aids can be worth the money because they offer advanced features, better customisation, and more comprehensive care, which can improve the quality of life for people with hearing loss.

If you're often asking people to repeat themselves, struggling to hear in noisy environments, or finding it hard to follow conversations, it might be time for a hearing test. Our free hearing assessments can help determine if you could benefit from hearing aids.

During a review, we'll check your hearing, ensure your aids are working correctly, and make any necessary adjustments. It's also a great time to discuss any concerns or questions you might have.

At Leightons, our hearing aids come with complete Hearing Care Packages. The cost varies based on the chosen Package, which includes technology, support, and warranty options. Prices range from £1,800 for the Essential package to £5,300 for the Diamond package. Higher-priced packages offer advanced features such as better sound quality, noise reduction, and extended warranties.

Each package includes comprehensive aftercare, ensuring you receive the support you need.

Most hearing aids last between 3 to 7 years, with factors like material quality, maintenance, and technological updates influencing their longevity. However, with proper care and regular maintenance, many can last even longer. Regular check-ups with your audiologist can help extend their lifespan and keep your aids in top condition.

Additionally, as technology evolves, we ensure that you are informed about the latest advancements in hearing aid technology and discuss whether upgrading could be beneficial for your hearing experience.