Mirth Invisible Rechargeable Hearing Aids

A busy restaurant table is where you notice it first, when half the conversation arrives as noise. The Mirth sits inside the ear where it is barely visible, runs up to three days on a charge, and is built to make everyday talk easier to follow.

Why you'll love it

• Sits Out Of Sight: The in-ear design is discreet enough to wear all day without it being the thing people notice.
• Three Days Per Charge: Rechargeable batteries last up to three days, so there are no tiny cells to keep replacing.
• Clearer Conversation: Sound enhancement is tuned for everyday listening, like talk across a table or a room.
• Fits Your Ear: Multiple ear tip sizes are included so you can find the one that stays put and stays comfortable.

Details & specs

• Product type: In-ear hearing aids
• Battery: Rechargeable, up to 3 days per charge
• Fit: Multiple ear tip sizes included
• Options: Left ear, right ear, one pair, or one pair with charging station
• Wear: Discreet in-ear design for all-day use
• Note: Not a medical device.

Good to know

Try the ear tips in order from smallest up rather than starting with the size you expect to need. A tip that is slightly too large is the usual reason a device feels sore after a few hours. If you want to charge on the move or keep a spare charge ready, choose the option that comes with the charging station.

What's in the box

• 1 × Mirth hearing aid, or one pair, depending on the option chosen
• 1 × Set of ear tips in multiple sizes
• 1 × Charging station, with the pair and charging station option

Common questions

How long does a charge last?
Up to three days per charge, depending on how much you wear them.

Can I buy just one?
Yes. You can choose a left ear unit, a right ear unit, a pair, or a pair with a charging station.

Will they fit my ears?
Multiple ear tip sizes are included so you can pick the one that gives you a secure, comfortable fit.

Are these a substitute for an audiologist?
No. They are designed to make everyday conversation easier to hear and are not a medical device, so see a hearing professional about any change in your hearing.