Phonak Audeo Lumity L90 Hearing Aids Including L90-R / L90-RT / L90-SP / L90-PR / L90-UP and L90-312 Models

Behind the Ear
Fitting Styles: RIC, BTE

Warranty: 5 Years
Charger: Rechargeable an additional £50 per aid

Phonak Audeo Lumity L90 Hearing Aids Overview

 

Introducing the Phonak Audeo Lumity L90 hearing aids

Phonak Lumity hearing aids launched in August 2022, with Phonak Audeo Lumity L90 hearing aids being the premium technology specification in this platform, so you will benefit from all the features and personalisation that this hearing aid range has to offer.

This means that Lumity L90 will include Dynamic Noise Cancellation, improved listening in car, and an automatic focus switch from sound and speech.  Plus, the L90 has 20 fine-tuning channels, 9 automatic programmes, and Speech Enhancer.

 

Phonak Audeo Lumity L90 hearing aids vs Paradise

When the Phonak Lumity was launched it appeared that this product was almost identical to the Phonak Paradise.   However, we did not give it enough credit, Phonak brought some significant improvements to the software and customers are reporting better results with the Lumity when compared to the previous generation, Paradise.

What features have improved and what’s new?  Let’s look at the new features of Phonak Audeo Lumity L90 hearing aids and what has been improved upon since the Paradise hearing aid range of the same technology level (P90) below:

 

Improved SpeechSensor and New SmartSpeech technology

This is a new feature that encompasses several changes.  Previously, when in background noise, the hearing aids would detect a speaker in an arc in front of you and automatically focus on that speaker to reduce the background noise you hear from other directions.

Now these hearing aids, using the improved SpeechSensor technology, can also detect a speaker from the side or back of you and also automatically focus on that speaker in the same way.

It is unclear why this is a benefit as you don’t usually hold a conversation with someone facing away from them, however, Phonak has said that you are alerted to the fact that someone behind you is speaking so you can then turn to face them.