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Living with Baha ®
Exercise, go dancing, socialise with friends, play sports, see a movie, listen to music – life has a lot to offer. With Baha® you can do all the things you enjoy, with one major difference. You can hear.
Out in town
Even on a noisy city street, Baha makes listening comfortable. It ensures you hear the important sounds that help you to enjoy your day and feel secure.
At work or at school
If you are in a meeting at work or in a classroom at school, Baha lets you hear sound from all directions and helps you participate without having to struggle to hear. Additionally, Baha accessories can connect you to external audio sources, loop facilities and FM systems.
At home
Hear the sounds you didn't know you were missing. A baby's soft giggle or a loved ones whispering - Baha brings soft sounds to life.
At social events
When at a restaurant or at a party, Baha helps balance the sound so you can still enjoy a quiet conversation with friends, even in a loud environment.
User stories
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Alyssa
"When they tried on a Baha Softband, her face lit up. She couldn't believe that she was hearing. So we talked to Alyssa about the Baha surgery. Compared to other surgical procedures, the Baha surgery was not that major. It's a quality of life issue. She can hear like we all hear." - Alyssa's parents
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Amy
"I'm proud of it, I show people every opportunity I get, because I think it's such a wonderful, wonderful thing." - Amy
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Jesus
"My life changed completely. I took up projects again, that I had resigned, such as my English studies. I became more sure in my personal and social relations, and of course, I could do my job without any problems." - Jesus
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Mia
"The first sound I heard when I got my Baha was my own footsteps – I thought someone was following me! The experience with the audio adapter is indescribable in words. I almost cried with happiness. Fantastic! Music is life!" - Mia
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Quim
"When Quim first used Baha with a Baha Softband he started crying. He was 7 months old and I don’t think he recognised my voice." - Quim's mother