Sonova's microphone disguised as a pen offers "super normal hearing"


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 04 Sep 2014

ZURICH: A wireless microphone in the shape of a pen, made by Switzerland's Sonova, can help people with hearing loss understand speech better than those with normal hearing at certain noise levels, a study has shown. 

As the population ages, the hearing aid industry has become fiercely competitive as manufacturers rush to launch devices packed with newer technologies that will increase the appeal of wearing one. 

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