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Oticon Zircon Hearing Aid

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$1,733
2.5 stars stars
2.7 stars from 7 reviews
Hands-Free Calling Yes
iPhone Streaming Yes
Android Streaming Yes
Rechargeable Yes
IP Rating IP68

Zircon is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a quality lower-cost hearing aid. Oticon, a Danish company and the world’s second largest hearing aid manufacturer, released two new products in 2022 on their latest Polaris™ chip platform: Zircon and Play PX (the latter is for pediatric patients and won’t be covered here). These products were brought to market following the 2020 launch of the company’s flagship product, Oticon More, which was later replaced by Real, and then more recently in 2024, Intent.

Oticon Zircon

The Oticon Zircon Family of mini-BTEs (on left) and mini-RITEs (on right) with the desktop and portable chargers behind them.

This means Zircon is aimed at bringing the many benefits of the new Polaris chip into Oticon’s “essential” product line. Before you start to think “essential” means “bad,” you should know that HearingTracker is generally bullish about these lower-cost products if you have a good Hearing Care Provider (HCP) who observes best practices. In terms of objective hearing benefit, studies suggest these products may help you hear as well as higher-level technology products—they just don’t have all the extra features of the more premium-range lines. Of course, there is no general rule that says premium products are never better than “essential” ones, so be sure to evaluate the technology yourself—and read plenty of expert and user reviews.

Let’s take a deeper dive into Oticon’s philosophy on hearing aid technology, look at key features of the Zircon hearing aid, and review its pros and cons.

The Philosophy Behind BrainHearing

Oticon has brought their “open sound experience” to Zircon, offering a lower cost option for their BrainHearing™ philosophy. This might seem like marketing jargon, so let’s explore what this means for a hearing aid wearer.

Opening the world around you in 360 degrees.

With the new Polaris platform, as well as for their previous chip platform (Velox™), Oticon’s approach is not to limit the sounds that are processed and amplified. That is, many modern hearing aids incorporate noise reduction that works in conjunction with directional microphones and other controls to minimize sounds coming from behind or to the side of the listener. This affords better speech understanding when listening in noisy situations. However, according to Oticon’s own research as well as some external studies, their “open” or BrainHearing approach allows our brains to naturally process sounds from a 360-degree soundscape.

The thinking here is that the human brain can handle more sound than we’ve given it credit for. A 360-degree soundscape is needed to focus on the sounds we want to hear; we must hear the entire soundscape before our brains can effectively focus on the sound we want to hear. In a nutshell, this is Oticon’s philosophy behind BrainHearing, and it influences how they approach and implement directional microphones, noise reduction strategies, and other technologies in their hearing aids. While Oticon hearing aids do have directional microphones and multiple types of noise reduction, it’s how these elements are implemented in that 360-degree soundscape that defines the BrainHearing philosophy.

Unlike the flagship Oticon More product line and the Play PX pediatric aids, Zircon does not incorporate Oticon’s Deep Neural Network or DNN technology which recognizes 12 million real-life sounds and uses a type of machine learning to continue to improve its sound recognition.

Zircon Key Features

Zircon is available in two technology levels, Zircon 1 and 2, with 1 being the highest level of technology within the family. It is available in 4 different styles including two small Behind-the-Ear (BTE) styles and two Receiver-in-Canal (RIC) styles. Note Oticon calls their RIC instruments “RITE” or “Receiver-in-the-Ear”— those terms are often used interchangeably.

Zircon will fit a wide range of hearing losses from mild to profound. The hearing aids come in 5 different color options, and all come standard with tinnitus features and telecoils. They also incorporate an LED status indicator on the spine of the hearing aid and a push-button control which can be used to change listening programs or volume, turn the hearing aids on/off or mute. These controls will depend on the product and how the button is programmed by your hearing care provider (HCP). Additionally, they all carry an IP68 rating which means they have a robust resistance to both dust and water.

  • miniBTE R = Rechargeable, small BTE with telecoil, push button and LED, newly designed earhook or slim tube available.
  • miniBTE T = Small, standard hearing aid battery (Size 312) BTE with telecoil, push button and LED, newly designed earhook or slim tube available
  • miniRITE R = Rechargeable, small RIC/RITE with telecoil, push button and LED
  • miniRITE T = Small, standard hearing aid battery (Size 312) BTE with telecoil, push button and LED

Although Zircon is considered “essential” technology, it has kept some of the key features of BrainHearing available in Oticon’s other products including its latest flagship product, the Oticon More. These include:

Audio streaming and hands-free calling

All of the Zircon products, regardless of technology tier, now have hands-free connectivity available for compatible Apple® iOS products. This means, during a call on your compatible and connected iOS phone, the Zircon hearing aid will act as the pickup for your voice: you won’t have to speak into the phone for the person on the other end to hear you, and you’ll have both hands free to do other things. This is especially helpful when you want to have a conversation but need both hands available to drive, cook, etc.

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You no longer have to hold your iPhone to your mouth to have a phone call with Oticon More and Zircon.

The hands-free connectivity is not possible with Android™ devices, but you can connect and stream conversation and other audio/media directly to your hearing aids. Be sure to check Oticon’s compatibility page to see what devices are compatible and/or ask your HCP.

It should be noted that Oticon has incorporated Bluetooth LE into their products but not Bluetooth Classic. Some companies incorporate both into their hearing aids. What this means for you is that while the hearing aids do have Bluetooth and can connect with many products including tablets and smartphones, it’s unlikely that they will connect with some other devices that incorporate Bluetooth Classic only. For example, you may not be able to connect to your laptop or some audio products without an accessory. Again, be sure to check the compatibility page to see what devices are available to connect to your hearing aids or check with your HCP.

Flexible rechargeability

Rechargeable hearing aids have become very popular in the last several years for various reasons including convenience. Oticon has made two of the Zircon products available with rechargeability—the miniBTE R and the miniRITE R. The chargers are available as either a portable charger or desktop charger. The miniRITE R desktop charger will fully charge the miniRITE R in 3 hours, and the miniBTE R charges the BTE in 3.5 hours.

Once fully charged, both are designed to provide a full day’s use. For example, the miniBTE R can provide up to 24 hours of use. However, you need to keep in mind that this varies depending on how the hearing aid is programmed, how you use the hearing aid, and especially how much time you spend streaming audio. Remember that streaming a signal requires additional current drain, meaning that your battery will not last as long. In general, you should expect at least 16 hours of use, even if you are streaming for part of that time. Ask your HCP what the expected battery operating time is for your specific hearing aid.

The portable charger is just that: it can be charged, detached from an electrical outlet, and still provide up to 3 full charges for your hearing aids. It acts as a power bank for your hearing aids. This can be especially helpful if you are traveling or if you are going to be somewhere without consistent access to power (e.g., camping). To fully charge both the portable charger and the hearing aids takes 8 hours (starting with zero charge), but the portable charger alone can be fully charged in 4 hours.

OpenSound Navigator (only in Zircon 1)

OpenSound Navigator™ is only available in the highest Zircon technology, Zircon 1.

Keeping with Oticon’s 360-degree approach to hearing and amplification, OpenSound Navigator is a sound processing approach that preserves the wearers listening soundscape and allows sounds, including speech, to be heard from not just in front of the wearer but from all around them. Essentially, this is an environmental classification system combined with noise reduction and directionality.

Opensound Navigator

OpenSound Navigator, available in Zircon 1, is designed to reduce unwanted noise and works at ultrafast speed to continually rebalance your sound environment while still providing constant access to all relevant sounds and speech.

The hearing aid(s) will analyze the sound in the environment in a 360-degree radius around the wearer and do this 500 times per second. In other words, the hearing aid analyzes the sound, considers the importance of the signal, where it’s coming from, its intensity and frequency, and then decides how to implement noise reduction and directionality for preserving speech.

Like other hearing aids on the market, it’s a very smart hearing aid but, unlike other manufacturer’s products, it will allow more sound from directions other than in front of you. This can be useful, for example, for children who require to hear sounds from all around them as many children will not turn and look at the person speaking. They need the incidental listening. It’s also helpful for adults who may need to hear around them because of work requirements, for example, or simply want to hear that person to their side speaking to them. Essentially, this system tries to ensure the target sound is audible and clear while still allowing background sounds to be heard. However, some listeners may not appreciate the additional sounds that they hear.

Speech Guard™ (only in Zircon 1)

This is Oticon’s term for their adaptive compression. Simply put, compression means that not all sounds are amplified equally. That is, if the hearing aid provides a 20 dB loudness boost to sounds, that 20 dB boost will not occur at all loudness inputs. You may get a 20 dB boost in volume for lower-level sounds like soft and average speech, but loud sounds won’t necessarily get the same amount of amplification. The signal is “compressed” to ensure that the hearing aids don’t become uncomfortably loud or distorted. How quickly that compression works will depend on the product and its settings.

Some research suggests that the compression timing should vary, or be adaptive, depending on the listening environment to minimize distortion and maximize intelligibility and listening comfort. This is what Speech Guard is: adaptive compression. Many manufacturers utilize a similar approach. Speech Guard is only available in the highest tier product, Zircon 1. The compression system in Zircon 2 appears to be a more fixed-timed compression.

SuperShield and Feedback Shield

This is Oticon’s feedback reduction system which incorporates different methods of feedback reduction—including frequency shifting, phase inversion, and volume (gain) reduction—where the feedback is occurring. Essentially, multiple methods are employed to help ensure that feedback is kept to a minimum or doesn’t occur at all.

Feedback is that annoying squeal you sometimes hear with hearing aids or at any meeting/event where a microphone gets too close to the receiver. Historically, feedback was a big problem with hearing aids. Not only did it limit the amount of volume and frequency response the hearing aid could provide, but it also could be quite embarrassing for the wearer.  However, today’s modern hearing aids do an excellent job of keeping feedback to a minimum while still allowing for comfortable and open fittings.

Speech Rescue™ for those missing consonants

This is Oticon’s frequency (pitch) lowering strategy and is available in both Zircon levels. Frequency-lowering strategies are now available from most manufacturers. Simply put, they take high-frequency sounds and make them available at lower frequencies. As you might guess, this is done when your hearing in the high frequencies is very poor and amplifying those high frequencies would do little to help your speech understanding. The goal is to take the auditory information in those high frequencies (like the /s/ sound) and make it available in the lower frequencies where you are likely to have better hearing. So, sounds that weren’t otherwise going to be audible, now are available for listening—only at a lower pitch.

The benefit of these frequency lowering strategies is not solidly verified by research, and some users don’t like the (purposely) shifted sounds. However, there are wearers and HCPs who swear by their benefit. If you have a severe to profound hearing loss in the high frequencies, discuss the option with your HCP.

Tinnitus SoundSupport™

Many people with hearing loss also suffer from tinnitus. Tinnitus is often characterized as “ringing in the ears,” and usually takes the form of a buzzing, whistling, or pulsing sound. Most of us have had it at one time or another and even people with normal hearing may experience tinnitus. For some, it’s hardly noticeable and for others it can become very distressing, interfering with sleep, concentration, work, etc.

Many manufacturers, including Oticon, incorporate tinnitus features in their hearing aids. With Zircon, this means that you and your HCP have access to a variety sounds to help mask or minimize the audibility and nuisance of your tinnitus. For some, simply wearing a hearing aid will help alleviate their tinnitus symptoms, but for others the added tinnitus signal is needed.

This feature will need to be turned on in the programming software by your HCP, and they will have a choice of 4 broadband sounds (like white noise), and 3 ocean-like sounds that can be customized by your HCP. You can also make changes to the tinnitus sounds with the Oticon’s smartphone app, Oticon ON. Not all manufacturers allow the wearer to modify the tinnitus sound beyond a simple change in volume. Giving the wearer the ability to make at least some basic changes to the tinnitus sound can be very helpful especially for those that have tinnitus that changes in degree or tone throughout the day.

myMusic for better sound quality

Music can be a difficult sound for some hearing aids to process. Music, at least to the hearing aid, may sound like feedback, for example, and the hearing aid will try to make changes to minimize or alter that sound.  However, modern digital hearing aids are getting better at distinguishing music from other sounds and ensuring that it is amplified in such a way to provide a rich and quality sound. When we listen to music, we may have different loudness tolerance than we would for speech presented at the same level. We may also want to hear more bass sounds or more emphasis in the mid-frequencies. Music programs within hearing aids, take into account these considerations but are employed differently across manufacturers.

Some hearing aids, including the Zircon, will classify music and make programming changes to make music sound more full and pleasant by changing gain and compression settings. This occurs for both live music and for streamed music signals and is dedicated to a separate music listening program.

Accessories

Oticon makes available for the Zircon products numerous accessories including the Oticon ON smartphone app and the RemoteCare app. A ConnectClip and EduMic are also available, and both can act as remote microphones with the EduMic often used in classrooms or meeting room environments. The ConnectClip can also serve to connect non-compatible but Bluetooth devices to your hearing aids, allowing for streaming of audio and other media. The Remote Control 3.0 acts as a simple control for volume and program change. This may be easier for some people to use compared to a smartphone app or the button on the hearing aid.

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ConnectClip can send audio wirelessly from any person in the room.

The TV Adaptor 3.0 is also available allowing for sound from your TV to be streamed directly to your hearing aids. Most manufacturers offer TV adaptors for their hearing aids as it’s a very popular accessory.

The Oticon ON smartphone app is available for both Apple and Android devices and allows for additional control of your hearing aids.  You can make simple changes such as program and volume changes but you can also modify bass and treble, adjust your tinnitus settings (if turned on), check battery status and even set hearing fitness goals.  There’s also a “find my hearing aid” feature and user guides built-in to the app.  Though I won’t go into detail here, Oticon has offered for several years the ability to use an “internet of things” or “If This Then That” (IFTTT) feature.  Basically, this allows you to connect your hearing aids to other connected devices such as your smart doorbell, alarm system, or even have your hearing aids switch to a preferred hearing aid program based upon your GPS location. This “internet of things” feature is also controlled via the Oticon ON smart app.

Not unlike other smartphone apps from other hearing aid manufacturers, the app is not rated highly on Google Play or Apple App store.  The main reason for this appears to be inconsistent connection issues.

The RemoteCare app may be beneficial for those who find it difficult or inconvenient to go into the HCPs office to receive care.  Using the Remote Care app, programming changes and counseling can take place from the convenience and safety of your own home.  During the pandemic, the availability of remote care became obvious and many have continued to enjoy the convenience.

The RemoteCare app is separate from the smartphone app (Oticon ON) and needs to be downloaded separately; it’s available for both Android and Apple devices.

For more details on the Accessories, see the special section below.

CROS and BiCROS Availability

CROS, or “Contralateral Routing of Signal,” is a hearing aid setup that allows for sound to be picked up from an ear with very poor or no hearing and be transmitted to the opposite ear with normal or near normal hearing.  For those with single-sided deafness (SSD), this can be extremely advantageous.  If you have no or poor hearing in one ear it can be very difficult to follow, or even hear, conversation from the poor-hearing side. I have a friend with SSD who works in a hospital environment which requires that she hear from all directions. Before being fit with her CROS system, she was often extremely frustrated and exhausted by the end of the day. The CROS system makes her aware of sound all around her and has helped her to hear better and follow conversation even in critical and sometimes chaotic listening situations in the hospital.

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If you have single-sided deafness where there is significant or total hearing loss in one ear, the Oticon CROS family can help you overcome challenges by streaming sound from the poorer-hearing ear to the better ear.

Oticon also makes available a BiCROS (Bilateral microphones with contralateral routing of signal) system. This is useful for those who have very poor or no hearing on one ear and also have a hearing loss in the better ear.

It should be noted that not all patients with SSD will find benefit with CROS/BiCROS systems, as some people simply can’t adjust to the sound or don’t find the benefit outweighs the cost.  If you have SSD, please consider talking to your HCP about your options.

Unfortunately, Oticon doesn’t make available a custom/BTE combination with their CROS system. That is, some people prefer to wear a custom product in the ear with little or no hearing and have the BTE on the better ear. This allows for somewhat better cosmetics. If you choose CROS or BiCROS with Oticon, you will need to wear a BTE-style hearing aid on both ears. Starkey is an example of a manufacturer that does allow for a custom/BTE CROS/BiCROS system.

Finally, not all manufacturers make CROS systems available or they are available only in a few products. Oticon has carried the CROS capability to the Zircon product line, making it available in an essential level and at both technology tiers. Oticon also has CROS or BiCROS options in other hearing aids including their flagship product, More.

When to Consider Oticon Zircon

Zircon is an excellent essential level technology hearing instrument which incorporates some of the same signal processing as Oticon’s flagship product, More, at least in the tier 1 product. It is appropriate for a wide range of hearing losses and is available with numerous accessories to accommodate your lifestyle and listening needs. Popular rechargeability is also available in two models.

The cost of Zircon is in the same ballpark as other essential-level brand-name hearing aids. If you're looking to get more for your money, Costco sells the Phillips HearLink 9030 as a pair with charger for $1799. This product looks similar to the Zircon RITE, but also offers Artificial Intelligence (AI) based noise reduction. Both products (Zircon and HearLink) are manufactured by Demant. As always, we highly recommend speaking with your HCP to understand the differences not only in technology but also in levels of service provided by the clinic.

Pros

  • Advanced features in an essential level of technology
  • Hands-free calling capability with compatible Apple devices
  • Direct audio streaming for compatible Android devices
  • Tinnitus features that can also be controlled by the wearer
  • Both rechargeable and standard battery options
  • Accommodates a wide range of hearing losses
  • Excellent choice of accessory options
  • T-coils standard on all models
  • Remote care app available
  • CROS/BiCROS availability

Cons

  • No hands-free compatibility with Android unless utilizing an accessory
  • Cannot accept/reject calls with hearing aids’ push button, must be done with phone
  • No custom products available
  • Wearer complaints regarding Oticon ON smart phone app and losing connectivity; however, not an uncommon complaint across manufacturers
  • Separate app for remote care which may be confusing for some wearers
  • Classic Bluetooth not built-in meaning some Bluetooth products won’t connect without an accessory
  • CROS/BiCROS styles are BTE only–custom products not available
  • Higher-end technology products may be available from other manufacturers at a lower cost point

Oticon Zircon Model Comparison

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Oticon Zircon Technology Levels

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Oticon Zircon Accessories

Companion App

Companion App

App that lets you adjust the volume, mute your hearing aids, and change listening programs. Includes streaming EQ and remote care.

Functions

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
ConnectClip

ConnectClip

Transmits audio to your hearing aids from a distance, lets you make hands-free phone calls, and adjusts your hearing aid volume and program settings.

Functions

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
CROS

CROS

Oticon CROS sends a wireless signal via Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) from the poorer ear to a receiver on the better ear.

Functions

  • CROS System

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
CROS PX

CROS PX

The new Oticon CROS PX is rechargeable and offers TwinLink™ dual streaming technology, which provides access to more sounds in challenging listening environments and handles wireless streaming at the same time.

Functions

  • CROS System

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
On App

On App

Lets you control your hearing aids from your smartphone and interact with other Internet-connected devices and services.

Functions

  • Smartphone App

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
Oticon charger

Oticon charger

An overnight lithium-ion battery charge provides all-day power, and a 30-minute fast charge provides up to six additional hours of hearing aid use.

Functions

  • Battery Charger

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
Phone Adapter 2.0

Phone Adapter 2.0

The Oticon Phone Adapter 2.0 enables hearing aid users to connect to their landline phones via the ConnectClip accessory. Wireless, hands-free phone conversations are enabled when the ConnectClip is worn on the body.

Functions

  • Landline to Streaming

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
Remote Control 3.0

Remote Control 3.0

Functions

  • Remote Control

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R
SmartCharger

SmartCharger

The new SmartCharger includes a protective lid and built-in battery for charging when away from a power outlet. The drying function automatically removes moisture from your hearing aids.

Functions

  • Battery Charger

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-R
TV Adapter 3.0

TV Adapter 3.0

Streams TV audio directly to your hearing aids at the volume you choose with an effective range of up to 45 feet.

Functions

  • TV Streamer

Compatible Aids

  • Zircon miniRITE-T
  • Zircon miniRITE-R

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Oticon Zircon Reviews

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Overall Ratings

Hearing Tracker uses a ten-question survey to assess consumer feedback on hearing aids. The percentage bars below reflect the average ratings provided per question, averaged across all hearing aids belonging to this family of devices.
Note: Original answers provided in star rating format.

Benefit in Quiet
No data available
87%
Benefit in Noise
No data available
87%
Benefit on the Phone
No data available
87%
Clear and Natural
No data available
87%
Music Improvement
No data available
62%
Physical Comfort
No data available
87%
Reliability
No data available
87%
Feedback
No data available
87%
Hearing Improvement
No data available
87%
Value
No data available
62%
Anonymous
Anonymous 17 December 2023
1 star stars
Oticon Zircon 1

The performance is far below what I expect. They only work in quiet surroundings when the speaker is less than 3meters away. In other situations they are useless. Also the permanent echo is very annoying.

Member
Member 10 July 2023
5 stars stars
Oticon Zircon 2 Oticon Zircon miniRITE-R

Almost unnoticeable and very delicate design.  Only irritation was a slight tickling feeling when you first get them but it goes away quickly as your ears get used to them.

Anonymous
Anonymous 16 March 2023
2 stars stars
Oticon Zircon 2 Oticon Zircon miniRITE-R

The Oticon Zircon 2 hearing aids don't help with tinnitus.  The only program available to audiologists adds a second noise to the one from tinnitus.  

Anonymous
Anonymous 01 November 2022
3 stars stars

I believe I may have paid twice the going (stated) cost for a pair.

Purely my belief from data provided on this site.

Anonymous
Anonymous 09 October 2022
2 stars stars
Oticon Zircon miniRITE-R

Not suitable for seniors my mom has to go in to adjust every few days hasn't been given knowledge to adjust herself even though there is an adjustment right on the hearing aid travelling for a month and this is very frustrating for her and myself

Anonymous
Anonymous 29 September 2022
2 stars stars
Oticon Zircon 1

These aids are absolutely awful if you want to stream music. I've had for about 2 months, made 2 trips to Audiologist, she had to contact Oticon to fix streaming, didn't last. For some reason the aids do not pair together on blue tooth no matter how often I try to restart them. 

Anonymous
Anonymous 20 April 2022
4 stars stars
Oticon Zircon 1 Oticon Zircon miniRITE-T

I tried Oticon More and Zircon and decided to keep the Zircon because of the lower price. I can't honestly say I noticed much difference between them, especially not enough to justify the extra cost. At any rate, these hearing aids are a huge upgrade to my last hearing aids... which were also Oticon (Alto I think). Really glad they had a budget option with modern tech for me.

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