Signia brings MaX and Active Mini IX hearing aids to U.S. government services
Signia’s Pure Charge&Go MaX hearing aid, powered by four specialized deep neural networks, and the Active Mini IX are now available through U.S. VA, Department of Defense, and Indian Health Service channels.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Pure Charge&Go MaX is now available through VA, DoD, and IHS channels.
- The MaX platform runs four specialized deep neural networks simultaneously.
- Active Mini IX has also joined the U.S. Government Services portfolio.
- Pure Charge&Go MaX supports multiple connection standards, including LE Audio and Auracast.
What is changing?
Signia announced that its Pure Charge&Go MaX hearing aid is now available through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Department of Defense (DoD), and Indian Health Service (IHS). Active Mini IX, a ready-to-wear model based on the company’s Integrated Xperience platform, has also joined those government service channels.
The MaX platform runs four specialized deep neural networks simultaneously for conversation enhancement, own-voice recognition, continuous environmental adaptation, and noise control. The company says the system is designed to make conversations easier to follow, particularly in noisy settings where several people are speaking.
Pure Charge&Go MaX combines a rechargeable receiver-in-canal design with Bluetooth Classic, LE Audio, telecoil, and Auracast connectivity. Active Mini IX is positioned as a connected, rechargeable in-the-ear option suitable for same-day fittings.
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Source date: 2 November 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 2 Nov 2026, 20:57 (Istanbul, UTC+3). Updated: 3 Nov 2026, 04:25.
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