AI-first hearing technology, made in America
The only American-owned major hearing aid manufacturer, with a history of bringing artificial intelligence and wearable health monitoring to hearing care before either was standard in the industry.
Starkey is an American manufacturer and the only major hearing aid company that is American-owned. Founded in 1967, they were the first brand to bring AI into hearing aids and have continued building on that, now using it to help patients manage their sound between appointments.
Their hearing aids also track health data like balance, breathing rate, and daily activity in the background, for patients who want their hearing aids to be part of a broader picture of their health.
Starkey Omega AI is Starkey's current flagship hearing aid.
Flagship model Starkey Omega AI
Pros
Rather than focusing in one direction, the Omega AI figures out where speech is coming from around you and adjusts to help you follow it, with up to 51 hours of battery life between charges.
The hearing aids monitor things like your balance, breathing rate, and daily activity without you having to do anything, making them a health tool as well as a hearing one.
If something sounds off, you describe it in the app and the hearing aids adjust on the spot, no appointment needed.
Cons
If tracking your health isn't a priority, those features add to the cost without adding much to the hearing experience itself.
No hearing aid brand is right for everyone. Below is a balanced view of where the Starkey Omega AI tends to perform well and where another option might be a stronger fit. This is the same conversation that Dr. Kun has with you during the consultation.
These are general patterns. The only reliable answer comes from your audiogram and a conversation with Dr. Kun, not from a brand page.
Alongside the Starkey Omega AI, Kun Hearing fits and services this Starkey model too. Earlier generations are still worth a look: the technology is proven and often available at a lower price.
Powered by the G2 Neuro Processor with a built-in neural processing unit that classifies soundscapes, sharpens speech, and cuts noise in real time, backed by up to 51 hours of battery life.
Not sure which generation fits your hearing and budget? Dr. Kun walks through the differences at your consultation.