AI (Artificial Intelligence) – Starkey hearing aids use AI to enhance sound clarity, adjust settings automatically, and track health-related data. Rechargeable Hearing Aids – Starkey offers hearing aids with rechargeable lithium-ion batteries, providing convenience and longer-lasting power. Telecare – A feature that allows hearing care professionals to remotely adjust and fine-tune hearing aids via the internet. SoundSpace – Starkey's sound technology designed to automatically adjust sound based on your environment, optimizing hearing in different situations. Edge Mode – A feature that allows users to instantly improve hearing in challenging environments, such as loud or crowded settings. Voice IQ2 – Starkey’s advanced speech enhancement technology that helps users hear speech clearly, even in noisy environments. Custom Molds – Custom-made ear molds or tips to ensure a secure and comfortable fit, often used for a more personalized hearing experience. Remote Microphone – An accessory that picks up sounds from a specific direction (often used in meetings or lectures) and transmits them to your hearing aid. Tinnitus Relief – Starkey’s technology that provides relief for those with tinnitus by playing soothing sounds or using noise masking features. Bluetooth Connectivity – Many Starkey hearing aids feature Bluetooth, allowing users to stream audio directly from smartphones, TVs, and other devices. Smartphone App – The Starkey Hearing Control app lets users control volume, program settings, and track health data from their mobile devices. CROS/BiCROS – Starkey offers CROS (Contralateral Routing of Signals) and BiCROS systems for people with single-sided hearing loss. MFi (Made for iPhone) – Starkey hearing aids that are compatible with Apple devices, allowing for direct streaming and control through iOS devices. Smart Range – A feature in Starkey hearing aids that helps with clear hearing in multiple environments, including noisy and quiet spaces. Directional Microphone – Starkey hearing aids use directional microphones to focus on speech from the front while reducing background noise. Feedback Cancellation – Technology that reduces or eliminates the whistling sound (feedback) that sometimes occurs with hearing aids. Fit-to-Target – A Starkey feature that adjusts the hearing aid’s output to meet a specific target based on the user’s hearing loss and preferences.