Nuance Audio Hearing Glasses combine prescription-ready eyewear with built-in hearing technology. Discreet microphones and open-ear speakers are integrated into the frame, helping amplify speech while preserving awareness of the environment around you.
Unlike traditional hearing devices, there is nothing placed inside the ear, providing a comfortable and discreet option for eligible wearers
Nuance Audio Hearing Glasses may be worth considering if you:
These glasses are intended for adults with mild to moderate hearing difficulties who want support in everyday listening situations
Understanding whether hearing glasses are right for you starts with a conversation.
Our team can help you explore available frame styles, discuss prescription requirements and determine whether Nuance Audio Hearing Glasses may be suitable for your hearing and lifestyle needs. Find a list of participating practices below.
The frames contain microphones and open-ear speakers that help enhance speech and improve listening in challenging environments. Hearing settings can also be personalised through the Nuance Audio app.
Nuance Audio Hearing Glasses are intended for adults experiencing mild to moderate hearing difficulties who would benefit from additional support during conversations and social interactions.
Yes. Selected Nuance Audio frames are prescription-ready and can be customised with lenses to suit your visual requirements.
Nuance Audio Hearing Glasses are designed to provide hearing support through integrated hearing technology built into the frame. Suitability depends on your individual hearing needs and circumstances.
Nuance Audio Hearing Glasses are specifically designed to help users hear speech more clearly and reduce listening effort in environments such as restaurants, family gatherings and workplaces.
No. The hearing technology uses open-ear speakers built into the frame, allowing users to hear amplified sound without placing devices inside the ear canal.
Yes. The Nuance Audio app allows users to personalise hearing settings, adjust volume and tailor how they hear different environments.
Yes. We recommend visiting a participating practice to learn more about the technology, explore available frame styles and determine whether hearing glasses are right for your needs.