Phonak Virto Titanium Infinio custom invisible-in-canal (IIC) hearing aid with a titanium shell

Phonak Virto™ Titanium Infinio IIC

Phonak Virto Titanium Infinio (listed by Phonak as Virto I-Titanium) is a custom-made hearing aid that can be built in an invisible-in-canal (IIC) style. It sits deep in your ear canal, so it is nearly invisible to the people around you. Its shell is made of medical-grade titanium, which Phonak says is 15 times stronger than traditional acrylic. That strength lets the walls be 50% thinner, so the hearing aid can be smaller and more discreet.

Virto Titanium runs on Phonak’s Infinio platform with AutoSense OS™ 6.0, which adjusts automatically as you move from a quiet room to a busy street. It uses a small size 10 battery and has no Bluetooth, which keeps it simple and tiny. NYC Hearing Associates audiologists will help you decide whether Virto Titanium is the right match for your hearing loss, ear canals, and lifestyle.

Why patients choose Virto Titanium

  • Made for your ear: each hearing aid is custom-built from an impression of your ear canal, in an IIC or CIC (completely-in-canal) style. Phonak’s Biometric Calibration tailors it to the shape of your ear.
  • A strong, thin titanium shell in titanium gray, with a standard or extra-retention surface to help it stay securely in place. The faceplate comes in tan, cocoa, pink, or black.
  • Automatic, hands-free listening: AutoSense OS™ 6.0 powers Phonak SmartSpeech™ Technology and adapts to changing surroundings to support speech understanding and listening comfort. Speech Enhancer is included at the premium (I90) level.
  • For mild to severe hearing loss, in two technology levels: Premium (I90) and Advanced (I70).
  • Water and dust resistant with an IP68 rating.
  • Comfortable with glasses and masks: Phonak says the custom fit stays secure and comfortable even when you wear glasses or a mask.
  • Simple battery power with a standard size 10 battery, so there is no charger to remember.
  • Helpful options include a push button for changing programs or volume, a telecoil for hearing loops, and Tinnitus Balance. Whether these fit depends on the size of your ear canal.

Personalized fitting in New York City

From your hearing evaluation and ear impressions through programming, fit checks, and follow-up visits, our team makes sure Virto Titanium is comfortable, secure, and tuned to your hearing. If Bluetooth streaming or rechargeable power matters more to you than invisibility, ask us about Phonak Audéo EON Sphere.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know Phonak Virto Titanium is the right hearing aid for me?

Virto Titanium is a strong option if discretion matters most to you, your hearing loss is in the mild to severe range, and you’re comfortable without phone streaming. An IIC also needs enough room in the ear canal, so the size and shape of your canals matter too. We’ll compare Virto Titanium with other devices after your hearing evaluation.

Do I need a hearing test before getting hearing aids?

Yes. Hearing aids should be selected and programmed from a comprehensive hearing evaluation. We provide testing at our NYC and Garden City offices.

How is Virto Titanium different from Phonak EON Sphere?

They’re built for different priorities. Phonak Audéo EON Sphere is a rechargeable receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aid that sits behind your ear. It uses Phonak AI and Spheric Speech Clarity 3.0 for speech in noise and offers Bluetooth and Auracast™ connectivity. Virto Titanium is custom-made to sit deep in your ear canal, runs on AutoSense OS™ 6.0, uses a size 10 battery, and has no Bluetooth. We’ll help you weigh invisibility against connectivity and noise features.

Is Phonak Virto Titanium rechargeable?

No. Virto Titanium uses a small size 10 disposable battery. If you’d like a rechargeable custom hearing aid, Phonak’s Virto R Infinio is rechargeable and Bluetooth-enabled, though it is a larger in-the-ear style rather than an IIC. We’ll show you how to change batteries easily at your fitting.

Can I connect Virto Titanium to my phone?

Virto Titanium doesn’t have Bluetooth, so it can’t stream phone calls, music, or TV audio. You can hold your phone to your ear as usual, and with the optional telecoil it can work with hearing loops and Phonak Roger microphones (through a Roger Neckloop). If streaming matters to you, we’ll talk through Phonak models that offer it.

What happens at a hearing aid fitting?

Because Virto Titanium is custom-made, we first take impressions of your ear canals. At your fitting, we check comfort and how securely it sits, program it to your hearing prescription, and show you how to insert and remove it, change the battery, and keep it clean. Follow-up visits fine-tune the sound and fit.

Are hearing aids covered by insurance?

Some commercial plans do cover hearing aids, but Medicare does not. We are happy to look into your insurance so you know exactly what is covered and whether anything would be out of pocket. We also offer leasing and financing with low monthly payments if that is a better fit. Book an appointment and we will get started, or upload your insurance card so we can check your benefits before you come in.

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