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Hearing aid batteries for leading brands
On this page you will find hearing aid batteries for all common brands and models. We offer batteries from Bernafon, Phonak, Signia, Oticon, ReSound and Widex as well as high-performance battery brands such as PowerOne batteries and Rayovac. All hearing aid batteries are based on modern zinc-air technology and deliver a constant voltage of 1.45 volts for stable and reliable power supply.
If you are looking for high-quality batteries, you will find a structured overview here organized by brand and size. This helps ensure that your hearing aids continue to operate reliably without unnecessary performance fluctuations.
Buy the best batteries for hearing aids
- Bernafon batteries: Developed for durability and high performance, Bernafon provides reliable energy that improves the functionality of your Bernafon hearing aids. With optimized performance, these batteries ensure a seamless experience and help your hearing aids work efficiently throughout the entire day.
- Phonak batteries: Designed specifically for Phonak hearing aids, these batteries are optimized for maximum compatibility and effectiveness. Known for dependable performance, Phonak batteries are ideal for users who rely on consistent power and long-lasting energy.
- Rayovac batteries: Rayovac stands for durability and stable power output. Their batteries provide long-lasting energy and give you the confidence that your hearing aids will function smoothly whenever you need them.
- PowerOne batteries: As one of the best options on the market, PowerOne batteries are known for their high energy density. They are suitable for a wide range of hearing aid models and deliver strong power output.
- Signia batteries: Signia batteries are designed to maximize the performance of their hearing aids. With reliable power delivery, they are an excellent choice if you expect clear sound quality and dependable performance from your Signia hearing aids.
- Oticon batteries: Oticon is known for innovation in hearing technology, and its batteries meet the same high standards. With a focus on uninterrupted sound and stable energy delivery, Oticon batteries provide the power your hearing aids need to function optimally.
- ReSound batteries: ReSound batteries offer exceptional reliability and are designed to enhance your hearing experience. Whether you use your hearing aids throughout the day or only for shorter periods, they help ensure smooth operation and optimal sound quality.
- Widex batteries: Widex batteries are designed for durability and consistent power output. Perfectly matched to Widex hearing aids, these batteries help users achieve the best possible sound experience while maintaining stable power supply throughout their use.
Batteries by brand
For many users, the brand plays an important role. While manufacturers such as Bernafon or Widex produce hearing aids, brands like Power One and Rayovac specialize in battery manufacturing only and are known for high energy density and long runtime.
Thanks to the clear brand structure, you can quickly identify which battery is compatible with your model. In addition, make sure to check the correct size and color coding to avoid purchasing the wrong ones.
Battery sizes 10, 13, 312, 675
Batteries are usually available in standardized sizes. The most common variants are 10 yellow, 13 orange, 312 brown and 675 blue. Each size differs in capacity and runtime.
Size 10 batteries are often used in very small in-the-ear hearing aids.
Size 312 batteries are among the most commonly used variants for RIC and BTE hearing aids.
Size 13 batteries offer higher capacity for more powerful behind-the-ear models.
Size 675 batteries are primarily used in high-power hearing aids.
Runtime
The runtime depends on battery size, amplification level and usage habits. Smaller batteries such as size 10 usually last three to five days. Size 312 typically last five to seven days. Size 13 can last eight to ten days, while size 675 may operate for up to fourteen days under optimal conditions.
Streaming, high volume settings and humidity can influence the actual runtime. Remove the protective tab only shortly before inserting the battery and allow the battery to activate for a few seconds after removing the tab so the zinc-air technology can fully activate.
Rechargeable hearing aids
In addition to traditional disposable batteries, rechargeable hearing aids with built-in batteries are becoming increasingly common. These models operate with dedicated chargers designed specifically for each hearing aid series. Suitable chargers ensure controlled charging and protect the battery from overcharging or deep discharge.
If you use a rechargeable model, you can find compatible solutions for various manufacturers in our chargers and in our rechargeable batteries category.
Batteries from Japebo
At Japebo you will find tested hearing aid batteries from various manufacturers in all common sizes. Our selection includes both Bernafon, PowerOne and other brand products. This allows you to choose the best batteries for your hearing aids based on brand, size and specific needs.
In addition to this, we also offer hearing aid domes as well as wax filters so your hearing system remains hygienic and technically reliable. The combination of suitable batteries, clean hearing aid domes and regularly replaced wax filters plays an important role in maintaining sound quality.
For assistance you can reach us at info@japebo.nz.
FAQ
How long do hearing aid batteries last?
The lifespan depends on battery size and usage. Small batteries such as size 10 usually last only a few days, while larger variants like size 13 or 675 can last significantly longer. The 312s are particularly common and typically last five to seven days on average, depending on the hearing aid model and streaming usage.
How much do hearing aid batteries cost?
Prices vary depending on brand, packaging unit and size. Hearing aid batteries typically cost between about 2 and 8 euros per blister pack. The manufacturer, capacity and number of batteries per package all influence the final price.