Many people still perceive speech processors or hearing aids as something ugly, a beige device lurking behind ears of old people. But this is something kids and teenagers who are hard of hearing wear as well! They need cochlear implants to function normally. So for the youngsters it is really important that their devices look different – fun, colorful, sweet, edgy or simply original!
Cochlear implants, speech processors or hearing aids are a part of their lives and their look. It's worth taking the time to customize them. This is what SmartEar skins are for! These are high-quality decorative stickers dedicated to hearing aids. Are you looking for this kind of solution for your child? Find out why our skins will be an excellent choice.
SmartEar skins have been made with an utter attention to detail. They are ultralight and flexible, and they will fit your device perfectly.
A lasting foil is additionally enhanced by a laminated coating, which secures your device against scrapes or scratches.
SmartEar skins are made with use of a premium-quality foil. It prevents air bubbles from creating when the skin is being applied. What's more, the glue is easy to remove and does not leave any mark or stain when removed.
SmartEar skins are printed on a laminated foil, which prevents prints from fading. As such your color and pattern of choice will not wear over time.
Accepting to wear hearing aids might prove a tremendous challenge. Thanks to SmartEar skins your devices take on a unique look which makes it easier to accept them.
It's up you to pick the perfect skin for your child and their personality! Show them that aids and processors are simply cool! You can interchange colors and patterns together, spreading your positive attitude all over the place!
Our skin set V2 is a second-to-last version of our cut-out. It contains stickers which you can stick on either two processors or one on both sides.
In SmartEar V2 skin set you'll find:
It is recommended to change your skin after 6 months.
See also other skins for audio processor Cochlear Nucleus 7
