GN ReSound SureFit 3 Receivers

Description

The GN ReSound SureFit 3 Receiver is a premium replacement speaker designed for compatible ReSound receiver-in-ear (RIE) hearing aids. It delivers clear, detailed sound directly into the ear canal, helping you experience improved speech understanding and overall listening comfort.

With an upgraded design, the SureFit 3 receiver offers a more secure connection and improved durability, while maintaining a discreet and comfortable in-ear fit. Ideal for everyday use, it ensures your hearing aids continue to perform at their best.

Key Features:

• Delivers clear, natural, and balanced sound
• Discreet, lightweight design for comfortable wear
• Secure and reliable connection
• Available in multiple sizes and power levels

Compatibility:

The GN ReSound Surefit 3  Receivers are compatible with the following hearing aids;

• Resound Vivia Rechargeable microRIE (VI960S-DRWC, VI760S-DRWC and VI560S-DRWC )
• ReSound Vivia RIE61 (VI961-DRW, VI761-DRW and VI561-DRW )
• ReSound Vivia RIE62 (VI962-DRW, VI762-DRW and VI562-DRW)
• ReSound Nexia microRIE (NX960S-DRWC, NX760S-DRWC & NX560S-DRWC)
• ReSound Nexia RIE 13 (NX962-DRW, NX762-DRW & NX562-DRW)
• ReSound Nexia RIE 312 (NX961-DRW, NX761-DRW & NX561-DRW)
• ReSound OMNIA rechargeable miniRIC (RU960-DRWC; RU760-DRWC; RU560-DRWC)
• ReSound OMNIA rechargeable RIC (RU961-DRWC; RU761-DRWC; RU561-DRWC)
• ReSound OMNIA RIC (312) (RU961-DRW; RU761-DRW; RU561-DRW)
• ReSound OMNIA RIC (13)  (RU962-DRW; RU762-DRW; RU562-DRW)

How to Identify the Correct GN ReSound SureFit 3 Receiver

Selecting the right SureFit 3 receiver is essential for comfort, fit, and optimal sound performance. Here’s how to identify the correct one:

1. Check Your Current Receiver
Look at your existing receiver for markings that indicate size and power level. Matching these ensures you get the same performance.

2. Determine Left or Right Ear
Receivers are ear-specific:

• Red = Right ear
• Blue = Left ear

3. Confirm Wire Length (Size)
The size number (e.g., 1, 2, 3) corresponds to the wire length from the hearing aid to the receiver. Use the same size for a secure, comfortable fit.

4. Check the Power Level

• LP (Low Power) – Mild hearing loss
• MP (Medium Power) – Moderate hearing loss
• HP (High Power) – Severe hearing loss

When in doubt, consult your audiologist or provide your hearing aid model and receiver markings—they can confirm the correct replacement for your needs.