Signia Pure Charge&Go MaX uses four AI neural networks to help you follow group conversations while staying connected to the world around you.
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The Signia Pure Charge&Go MaX is the first hearing aid built on Signia's new Multi-adaptive Xperience, or MaX, platform. Instead of using AI for a single task such as noise reduction, MaX uses four task-specific Deep Neural Networks that work together to analyze speech, background noise, the surrounding environment, and your own voice at the same time. The goal is not just to make noisy places quieter, but to keep you connected to the people you want to hear while preserving your awareness of the world around you.
Signia calls this approach Acoustic Intelligence. Its four Deep Neural Networks each handle a different listening task and continuously share information, giving the hearing aids a complete picture of your surroundings before deciding how to process sound. One network isolates relevant voices, one recognizes when you are speaking, one analyzes the environment, and one evaluates competing noise.
The Pure Charge&Go MaX is a rechargeable receiver-in-canal hearing aid available in eight colors. It ships with a pocket-size portable charger that stores up to four full charges. A full charge takes about four hours, while a 30-minute quick charge provides up to six hours of use. The hardware is also Auracast-capable, with full functionality to be enabled through a Signia One app firmware update by March 2027.
Technology this advanced can only perform as well as the fitting allows, and the most advanced hearing aid is not automatically the best one for every person. At Hear Now Audiology & Tinnitus Center, Angie Lederman, M.S. CCC-A, and our team will evaluate your hearing, measure your ability to understand speech in noise, and verify your fitting with Real Ear Measurement. Contact our Clinton Township office to schedule a consultation.