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Product Comparison
Lucid Ultra 128 vs Widex Allure RIC 440
Side-by-side HearAdvisor lab results with SoundGrades, expert pick badges, and the same visualizations we use in product reviews.
Uses Official HearAdvisor Lab Data
Performance metrics
Scale 1-5 (Tuned)
Lab metric by fit
Speech in quiet
Lucid Ultra 128 4.4
Widex Allure RIC 4404.3
Speech in noise
Lucid Ultra 128 2.5
Widex Allure RIC 4402.5
Own voice
Lucid Ultra 128 2.9
Widex Allure RIC 4403.0
Feedback handling
Lucid Ultra 128 1.7
Widex Allure RIC 4401.7
Music streaming
Lucid Ultra 128 2.3
Widex Allure RIC 4402.7
Speech level
Adjust input dB (Tuned)
Amplification (REIG)
Insertion gain at 65 dB (Tuned)
Fitting configuration for tuned fit
Lucid Ultra 128 Widex Allure RIC 440
Ear CouplingClosed Vented Dome
Ear CouplingTulip Dome
ReceiverStandard
ReceiverMedium-power
Fitting FormulaProprietary manufacturer default
Fitting FormulaProprietary manufacturer default
Listening ProgramLucid (Automatic)
Listening ProgramUniversal (Automatic)
Volume Setting54% (Default 7/13)
Volume SettingAdjusted to match NAL-NL2 targets at 55, 65, and 75 dB SPL
Software VersionBT Firmware v12.0.29, Firmware v9.2.33
Software VersionFrontend v1.3.795874,
Backend v1.3.9466.12
Tuning AdjustmentsProgrammed to N3 audiogram by Lucid team, LucidShape adjusted to match NAL-NL2 targets at 65 dB SPL, Other settings at manufacturer default
Tuning AdjustmentsProgrammed to N3 audiogram, Feedback calibrated, Other settings at manufacturer defaults
NotesDefault programming was performed by Lucid team, further adjustments were limited as we did not have access to their proprietary software.
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