Unitron's Ativo is the value line, Moxi is the rechargeable receiver-in-canal line, Stride covers behind-the-ear including power models for severe loss, and Insera is the custom in-ear range. Within each, higher levels cost more. Real MRP examples help you compare.
The direct answer
Unitron organises its hearing aids into families by style. Ativo is the entry-level line. Moxi is the rechargeable receiver-in-canal (RIC) family. Stride is the behind-the-ear (BTE) family, including power options for higher loss. Insera is the custom in-the-canal range. Pick the style first, then the technology level that fits your life and budget.
How to read these prices: the first figure is the manufacturer's printed MRP for one hearing aid. Prudent sells below MRP, typically 20% to 30% 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.
Families and price examples (one aid, manufacturer MRP)
- Ativo (RIC and BTE): ₹37,000. The most affordable Unitron line.
- Moxi V-R (rechargeable RIC): V1-R ₹62,000 V3-R ₹73,000 V5-R ₹1,16,000.
- Moxi S-R (rechargeable RIC): S1-R ₹81,000 S3-R ₹91,000 S5-R ₹1,34,000 rising to S9-R at ₹3,23,000.
- Stride (BTE): V1-UP ₹46,000 V3-UP ₹60,000 V5-UP ₹1,00,000; rechargeable power V1-PR ₹60,000 V3-PR ₹71,000 V5-PR ₹1,14,000.
- Insera custom (CIC, IIC, ITC): B1 ₹43,000 B3 ₹52,000 B5 ₹91,000.
Some models are also sold as pair kits. See per ear or per pair.
Which family for which person?
- Budget-conscious first-timer: Ativo. See best hearing aids under ₹50,000.
- Rechargeable convenience and discreet RIC style: Moxi. See RIC hearing aids.
- More power, moderately severe to profound loss, easy handling: Stride. See BTE hearing aids and hearing aids for severe loss.
- Invisible or nearly so: Insera. See invisible CIC and IIC hearing aids.
Choosing the technology level
The number in the name marks the level: for example V1, V3 and V5, or S1, S3 and S5. Higher levels add more precise fitting and better noise handling. Read hearing aid technology levels explained.
How it compares
Unitron is a Sonova sister brand of Phonak. See Phonak vs Unitron and which brands share an owner. Explore the Unitron page and the Unitron model comparison.
Book a free hearing test and try a Unitron model alongside other brands.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Unitron Moxi, Stride, Ativo and Insera?
Ativo is the entry-level line, Moxi is the rechargeable receiver-in-canal family, Stride is the behind-the-ear family including power models, and Insera is the custom in-the-canal range.
What is the cheapest Unitron hearing aid?
The Ativo, in RIC and BTE versions, at ₹37,000 MRP per aid.
How much does a Unitron Moxi cost?
Moxi V-R runs from ₹62,000 MRP for the V1-R to ₹1,16,000 for the V5-R. The newer Moxi S-R runs from ₹81,000 for the S1-R up to ₹3,23,000 for the S9-R.
Which Unitron hearing aid is best for severe hearing loss?
Stride, the behind-the-ear family, which includes power and rechargeable power models for moderately severe to profound loss.
Which Unitron hearing aid is the least visible?
Insera, the custom in-ear range with CIC, IIC and ITC options. Insera B1 lists at ₹43,000 MRP per aid.
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