Receiver-In-Canal (RIC) - A type of hearing aid design where the receiver sits in the ear canal, allowing for clearer sound and a more discreet device. Phonak Marvel - A popular hearing aid model from Phonak that supports Bluetooth streaming and automatic adjustments. Phonak Audeo - A hearing aid line from Phonak, known for its RIC design, offering clear sound and advanced technology. Binaural VoiceStream Technology - A feature in Phonak hearing aids that allows for seamless communication between both devices to improve sound quality. AutoSense OS - Phonak’s automatic sound processing technology that adapts to the user’s environment. SoundRecover - A Phonak feature that helps improve high-pitched sound recognition for individuals with hearing loss. Connectivity - Phonak RIC devices often come with Bluetooth connectivity to work with smartphones, TVs, and other devices. Phonak Target - The software used by audiologists to program and customize Phonak hearing aids for individual needs. MyPhonak App - A mobile app for controlling and adjusting hearing aids remotely. Rechargeable Batteries - Many Phonak RIC models offer a rechargeable option instead of traditional disposable batteries. Tinnitus Balance - A feature in some Phonak hearing aids designed to provide relief for tinnitus sufferers. Direct Streaming - The ability to stream audio directly from smartphones or other Bluetooth-enabled devices to the hearing aids.