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Depending on the level of your hearing loss you might benefit from any of the brands (for mild loss) or want to stick to a few brands with established high power aids (Phonak, Oticon, Widex, Siemens but mostly the first two).
My hearing is at 100+ dB across all frequencies and I have Naida (first generation) hearing aids until next week when I get a cochlear implant.
Phonak and Oticon seem to have the most power.
But looking at just the max gain for Phonak Naida (85dB) and Oticon Chili (78dB), there is an obvious difference in power but that does not translate to sound quality.
My hearing is at 100+ dB across all frequencies and I have Naida (first generation) hearing aids until next week when I get a cochlear implant.
Phonak and Oticon seem to have the most power.
But looking at just the max gain for Phonak Naida (85dB) and Oticon Chili (78dB), there is an obvious difference in power but that does not translate to sound quality.