Severe to profound hearing loss needs a power behind-the-ear aid. In our 2026 price lists, power BTEs start at ₹20,990 (Signia Prompt SP) and include Unitron Stride V1-UP at ₹46,000, Phonak Naida L30-UP at ₹63,000 and ReSound Enzo Q 5 SP at ₹71,995 per ear (MRP).
The short answer
For severe to profound loss you need a power behind-the-ear (BTE) aid with a strong receiver, usually with a custom earmould. In our 2026 price lists, power BTEs start at ₹20,990 (Signia Prompt SP) and include Unitron Stride V1-UP at ₹46,000, Phonak Naida L30-UP at ₹63,000 and ReSound Enzo Q 5 SP at ₹71,995 per ear (MRP). Higher tiers add better processing for noise.
How to read these prices: MRP is the manufacturer's printed price from the 2026 price lists we hold (Signia 17 March 2026; Phonak and Unitron 1 June 2026; ReSound 2026). Prudent typically sells 30% to 50% below MRP depending on the model, so the likely price shown is for one ear unless marked per pair. Your exact quote is confirmed after your free hearing test, and hearing aids are GST-exempt in India. Prices change with each new price list; see the latest on our pricing page.
Power BTE hearing aids side by side
| Model | Power (as printed) | Rechargeable | MRP per ear | Likely price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signia Prompt SP | 20 to 120 dB, 8 channels | No | ₹20,990 | ₹10,500 to ₹14,690 |
| ReSound Key 298 SP | 60 to 120 dB, 6 channels, size 675 battery | No | ₹28,495 | ₹14,250 to ₹19,950 |
| Signia Intuis 4.0 SP | 10 to 120 dB, 12 channels | No | ₹31,990 | ₹16,000 to ₹22,390 |
| Unitron Stride V1-UP | P 68 or UP 84 receiver | No | ₹46,000 | ₹23,000 to ₹32,200 |
| Signia Motion Charge&Go SP 1X | 10 to 120 dB, 16 channels | Yes | ₹59,990 | ₹30,000 to ₹41,990 |
| Unitron Stride V1-PR | P 68 or UP 84 receiver | Yes | ₹60,000 | ₹30,000 to ₹42,000 |
| Phonak Naida L30-SP | SP receiver 81: moderate to profound | No | ₹63,000 | ₹31,500 to ₹44,100 |
| Phonak Naida L30-UP | UP receiver 84: severe to profound | No | ₹63,000 | ₹31,500 to ₹44,100 |
| ReSound Enzo Q 5 SP | 60 to 120 dB, 12 channels | No | ₹71,995 | ₹36,000 to ₹50,400 |
Watch out: rechargeable is not always for profound loss
Phonak's rechargeable Naida L30-PR is listed with a P receiver 69 for mild to moderately-severe loss, so for profound loss the SP and UP battery versions are the power choices. Check the receiver rating, not just the family name. Signia Motion Charge&Go SP and Unitron Stride V-PR are the rechargeable power options in these lists.
Higher tiers for better noise handling
| Family | Mid tier (MRP per ear) | Top tier (MRP per ear) |
|---|---|---|
| Phonak Naida UP | L50-UP: ₹1,13,000 | L90-UP: ₹3,00,000 |
| Unitron Stride UP | V5-UP: ₹1,00,000 | V9-UP: ₹2,95,000 |
| ReSound Enzo Q SP | Enzo Q 7: ₹1,57,995 | Enzo Q 9: ₹3,49,995 |
| Signia Motion Charge&Go IX | 3IX: ₹1,29,990 | 7IX: ₹3,64,990 |
What matters at this level of loss
- A strong receiver and a well-sealed custom earmould, so the aid gives enough gain without whistling. See ear moulds vs domes.
- Speech clarity, not just loudness: frequency-lowering and good feedback control matter more than raw volume.
- Remote microphones and loops: Roger microphones or a telecoil can make a big difference in classrooms and meetings. See what a telecoil is.
- Realistic expectations: if aids no longer give useful speech understanding, a cochlear implant assessment is the next step. See hearing aid vs cochlear implant.
Read our guide to hearing aids for severe and profound loss and BTE hearing aids, then book a free hearing test so we can match power to your audiogram.
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