Under ₹50,000 per ear you can get mid-range hearing aids from Phonak, Signia, ReSound and Unitron, including rechargeable, discreet in-ear and power behind-the-ear options. Most models here have a printed MRP of ₹36,000 to ₹71,000 and are quoted about 30% to 50% below that.
The direct answer
Under ₹50,000 for one ear, you can choose from a wide mid-range: Phonak Terra+, Unitron Ativo and Stride, Signia Orion and Insio, ReSound Key 4 and Savi 4, and more. They add better noise handling, more channels and, in some, rechargeable batteries or discreet custom shells. This is where many people find the best balance of performance and cost.
How to read these prices: the first figure is the manufacturer's printed MRP for one hearing aid. Prudent sells below MRP, typically 30% to 50% off depending on the model, so the range shown is the likely price for one ear. Your exact quote is confirmed after your free hearing test, and hearing aids are GST-exempt in India. Prices and models change with each price list, so check the latest at our pricing page.
Models in this range (price for one ear)
- Unitron Ativo (RIC and BTE): MRP ₹37,000, likely ₹18,500 to ₹25,900.
- ReSound Key 4 (RIE, CIC, IIC): MRP ₹38,995, likely ₹19,500 to ₹27,300.
- Signia Orion C&G 100 and 200 (RIC and BTE, rechargeable): MRP ₹40,990 to ₹42,990, likely ₹20,500 to ₹30,090.
- Phonak Terra+ (RIC 312 and BTE): MRP ₹42,000, likely ₹21,000 to ₹29,400.
- Signia Insio 1NX (custom in-ear): MRP ₹44,990, likely ₹22,500 to ₹31,490.
- Unitron Stride V1-UP (ultra power BTE): MRP ₹46,000, likely ₹23,000 to ₹32,200.
- Signia Silk 1X (instant-fit CIC): MRP ₹46,990, likely ₹23,500 to ₹32,890.
- Signia Pure 312 1AX (RIC): MRP ₹52,990, likely ₹26,500 to ₹37,090.
- ReSound Omnia 4 (CIC and IIC): MRP ₹54,995, likely ₹27,500 to ₹38,500.
- Phonak Virto P30 (custom CIC and ITC): MRP ₹55,000, likely ₹27,500 to ₹38,500.
- Signia Motion C&G 1X (BTE, rechargeable): MRP ₹59,990, likely ₹30,000 to ₹41,990.
- ReSound Savi 4 (RIE): MRP ₹59,995, likely ₹30,000 to ₹42,000.
- Unitron Moxi V1-R (rechargeable RIC): MRP ₹62,000, likely ₹31,000 to ₹43,400.
- Phonak Naida L30 (power BTE): MRP ₹63,000, likely ₹31,500 to ₹44,100.
- Unitron Stride V3-PR (rechargeable power BTE): MRP ₹71,000, likely ₹35,500 to ₹49,700.
How to choose within this range
- Discreet: Signia Silk and Insio, Phonak Virto, and ReSound CIC/IIC are small custom or instant-fit options. See invisible CIC and IIC hearing aids.
- Rechargeable: Signia Orion C&G and Motion C&G, and Unitron Moxi V1-R.
- More powerful loss: Unitron Stride, Phonak Naida and ReSound Enzo lines are built for higher-power loss. See hearing aids for severe and profound loss.
- All-round: Phonak Terra+, Unitron Ativo and Signia Orion for RIC comfort.
Not sure about style? See RIC vs BTE vs ITE.
What you gain over entry level
- Better speech-in-noise handling and more channels for fine-tuning.
- More options for rechargeable power and wireless features.
- A wider choice of styles and power levels.
Next steps
A free hearing test shows which of these your loss calls for. Compare tiers in best hearing aids under ₹25,000 and under ₹1 lakh, and see EMI and finance options and tax deductions.
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