• Increased speech understanding — When the brain receives input from both ears, speech understanding is enhanced, even when background noise is present. With binaural hearing, we are better able to hear and understand soft speech, especially when the person speaking is not directly in front of us.
• Improved localisation — Cues from both the left and right ears make it possible to locate the direction from where sounds originate. With input from both ears, individuals get a better sense of orientation and balance. With binaural hearing, the world seems more "normal."
• Enhanced sound quality — With binaural hearing, listening is more pleasant because sounds have a fuller quality.

• Increased speech understanding with e2e wireless — Recent studies showed that synchronised hearing systems increase speech understanding in noise up to 40% compared to nonsychronised systems.
• Improved localisation with e2e wireless — Synchronised hearing systems preserve perceptual cues necessary for spatial listening and thereby improve localisation over nonsychronized hearing systems.
• Enhanced sound quality with e2e wireless — As any mismatch of program and volume settings are excluded, best sound quality is always ensured.

Of all individuals with hearing loss, approximately 80% have loss in both ears. Most people with hearing loss in both ears will hear best with two hearing instruments. This is known as "binaural amplification". Studies show that even when hearing loss is worse in one ear, most of them will benefit from binaural amplification.

• Increased speech understanding - Binaural amplification delivers more of the sounds the brain needs for accurate processing making it easier and more comfortable to understand speech-in-noise.
• Improved localisation - Binaural amplification helps the brain more accurately receive sound from both left and right ears, making it easier to locate the direction of sounds. This is known as localisation. Localisation is important in daily life. For example, it allows you to know which way to turn when someone is calling your name or which direction traffic is coming from.
• Enhanced sound quality - Sounds have a fuller quality and a sense of balance when two hearing instruments are worn. Volume levels can be set lower minimising the risk of distortion and auditory fatigue caused by higher volume settings when only one hearing instrument is worn.