Signia · Integrated Xperience (IX)
Signia Pure Charge&Go IX
- Rechargeable RIC
- IP68 rated
- BT streaming
- 5 tech levels
1IX to 7IX · ranges from ₹77,990 – ₹3,89,990 India
A rechargeable receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aid built on Signia’s Integrated Xperience platform, first released in October 2023. It runs on a dual-processor design that handles speech and background noise on separate chips, and it’s sold in five technology levels — 1IX, 2IX, 3IX, 5IX and 7IX — so the same physical device can be priced and tuned very differently depending on how much automatic noise handling you actually need.
STYLE
RIC, behind-the-ear
Battery
Rechargeable Li-ion
CHARGER TIME
~4 hours full
RuntimeUp to
~24–39 hrs
Bluetooth
iOS & Android
Water/dust
IP68 rated
Channels (7IX)
48
Bandwidth (7IX)
Up to 12 kHz
Key specifications - at a glance
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📦 Platform
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Signia Integrated Xperience (IX), launched October 2023 |
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🎧 Style
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Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) |
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⚙ Technology Levels
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1IX 2IX 3IX 5IX 7IX |
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🔋 Battery
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Rechargeable Lithium-ion |
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⚡ Charging
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Standard Charger, Portable Charger & Dry & Clean UV Charger |
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📶 Connectivity
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Bluetooth Streaming for iPhone & Android |
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💧 Durability
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IP68 – Protected against dust and water |
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📱 Companion App
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Signia App with Signia Assistant |
What the IX platform actually changes
Own Voice Processing
Detects and separately manages the wearer’s own voice, so speech doesn’t sound artificially loud or boomy to the person wearing the device.
RealTime Conversation Enhancement
Uses a multi-stream architecture to track several moving speakers at once, aimed at group settings like family meals or meetings.
Dual-chip processing
One processor handles background noise reduction, a separate one manages speech — a different approach from single-chip AI designs.
Signia Pure Charge&Go IX price by technology level
The hardware is largely identical across tiers — what changes is how many channels, adjustment bands and automatic features are unlocked. Higher numbers process more of the sound automatically; lower numbers rely more on you and your audiologist setting things manually.
| LEVEL | BEST SUITED FOR | PRICE PER UNIT |
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| 7IX Premium | Socially active users who need automatic help in noisy, multi-speaker settings | ₹3,89,990 |
| 5IX Advanced | Moderately social lifestyles with occasional group conversations | ₹2,49,990 |
| 3IX Standard | Everyday conversations, quieter rooms, small groups | ₹1,79,990 |
| 2IX Essential | One-on-one conversations, small-group settings | ₹89,990 |
| 1IX Entry-level | Quiet lifestyle, mostly one-on-one talk or watching TV | ₹69,990 |
Prices vary by city, clinic and included services — confirm the current price with your Hearing Solutions audiologist before buying.
Pure Charge&Go IX — Technology Levels
One rechargeable RIC hearing aid, five performance tiers. Hardware is largely shared across levels — what changes is channel count, adjustment bands, and which automatic conversation features are unlocked. Tap a tier to expand.
Specs sourced from Signia's published IX feature-comparison sheet and HearingTracker's Pure Charge&Go IX teardown. Pricing shown only where a confirmed retail figure is available — check with your local Signia partner for current pricing on other tiers.
How it scored real world
4.5 / 5 SoundScore
Graded A overall and ranked 7th of 35 prescription hearing aids tested. Scored above the category average on speech clarity, with a more mixed result on speech understanding in background noise.
4.49 / 5 composite
The newer Bluetooth Classic (BCT) version scored higher in the same lab: SoundGrade A, ranked 5th of 34 devices tested, placing it in the top 12% of prescription hearing aids.
Good things and things to know
Good things
- Strong, above-average speech-in-quiet clarity.
- Own Voice Processing genuinely changes how natural your own speech sounds to you
- IP68 dust and water resistance across all technology levels
- Long battery runtime with fast, drop-in charging — no disposable batteries
- Five technology levels mean the same physical device fits a wide range of budgets
Things to know
- Clear Speech-in-noise
- The Bluetooth Classic (BCT) variant is also in available on the 1IX or 2IX levels
- 12 kHz extended bandwidth and full automatic echo handling are limited to 7IX
- Lower tiers lean more on manual app adjustments rather than full automation
- Real-world price varies by clinic
What actually changes between 1IX and 7IX
Signia doesn’t change the physical hearing aid much across tiers — it changes how many processing channels, adjustment bands and automatic behaviours are switched on.
7IX — Premium
The only level with the full 12 kHz extended bandwidth and automatic echo detection and reduction. Built to track multiple moving speakers in real time, which matters most in restaurants, family gatherings and meetings.
5IX — Advanced
Carries Own Voice Processing 2.0 and a meaningfully higher channel count than 3IX, without the full automatic multi-speaker tracking reserved for 7IX. A practical middle ground for occasional social settings.
3IX — Standard
Splits sound into 32 channels rather than 48, and does not get the 12 kHz extended bandwidth or automatic echo detection available on 7IX. The companion app offers more manual control here, with a lighter version of Signia Assistant.
2IX — Essential
Positioned by Signia retailers for one-on-one conversations and small-group settings rather than complex, noisy environments. Core rechargeable and Bluetooth streaming functions carry over from the higher tiers.
1IX — Entry-level
The most affordable technology level, aimed at a quieter lifestyle — mostly one-on-one conversation or watching television — rather than active social use.
Hearing Solutions recommends
If your day includes group settings — family dinners, markets, meetings — the jump from 3IX to 5IX buys real automatic noise handling and is usually worth it. If you mostly need help with one-on-one conversation or the television at home, 2IX or 1IX covers that without paying for group-conversation tracking you won’t use. We’ll confirm the right level for you with a hearing test, not a sales pitch.
Compared with a rival flagship
Signia Pure Charge&Go IX (7IX)
HearAdvisor lab testing recorded roughly a 39-hour claimed runtime and an “A” SoundGrade when professionally programmed for a common mild-to-moderate hearing loss.
vs
Phonak Audéo Infinio Sphere
The same lab reported roughly 16 hours of battery life per charge (less in its Sphere noise mode), and also received an “A” SoundGrade when professionally fit for the same hearing-loss profile.
Both devices performed well when professionally programmed; the biggest gap was in each brand’s out-of-box “initial fit” settings, not the tuned result.
Signia Pure Charge&Go IX – FAQ
Answers reflect Signia's published IX platform specifications. Retail pricing varies by clinic/retailer and technology level — confirm current pricing with your local dealer.