Phonak's Michael Preuss and Christine Jones present the new EON hearing aid product line at Chicago's Rivinia festival auditorium. With the launch of its new EON hearing aid , Phonak is building on the success of its popular Infinio and Infinio Ultra Sphere line —this time by removing some of the compromises that accompanied the original breakthrough....
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No actionable clinical change at this time — this is a product launch with no independent efficacy or real-world outcomes data published yet; audiologists should await peer-reviewed evidence before drawing performance conclusions.
Expanding AI-platform hearing aids into smaller, more accessible form factors could broaden the pool of patients who benefit from Phonak's Sphere processing technology, increasing fitting options for audiologists.
- 01Phonak launched the EON line, extending its Infinio Sphere AI platform to smaller, more accessible form factors.
- 02New models shown include Audéo E-Sphere, Audéo E-R, and CROS E-R receiver-in-canal devices.
- 03Updated accessories include Charger RIC E and ChargerGO RIC I E; software updates include Target 12.0 and myPhonak Junior 2.1.
- 04The announcement was presented by Michael Preuss and Christine Jones at a live Chicago event.
- 05No independent clinical outcome data accompanied the launch.
Phonak EON extends the Infinio Sphere AI platform into a smaller, more accessible form factor.
press releasepromotionalThe EON line makes Sphere AI performance more accessible to a broader range of patients.
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