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Signia Pure C&G IX 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.
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Performance metrics
Scale 1-5 (Tuned)
Lab metric by fit
Speech in quiet
Signia Pure C&G IX 4.1
Widex Allure RIC 4404.3
Speech in noise
Signia Pure C&G IX 2.3
Widex Allure RIC 4402.5
Own voice
Signia Pure C&G IX 3.2
Widex Allure RIC 4403.0
Feedback handling
Signia Pure C&G IX 5.0
Widex Allure RIC 4401.7
Music streaming
Signia Pure C&G IX 3.0
Widex Allure RIC 4402.7
Speech level
Adjust input dB (Tuned)
Amplification (REIG)
Insertion gain at 65 dB (Tuned)
Fitting configuration for tuned fit
Signia Pure C&G IX Widex Allure RIC 440
Ear CouplingSleeve Vented
Ear CouplingTulip Dome
Receiver–
ReceiverMedium-power
Fitting Formula–
Fitting FormulaProprietary manufacturer default
Listening Program–
Listening ProgramUniversal (Automatic)
Volume Setting–
Volume SettingAdjusted to match NAL-NL2 targets at 55, 65, and 75 dB SPL
Software Version–
Software VersionFrontend v1.3.795874,
Backend v1.3.9466.12
Tuning Adjustments–
Tuning AdjustmentsProgrammed to N3 audiogram, Feedback calibrated, Other settings at manufacturer defaults