
Resound Nexia Expert Review
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Summary
In the initial fit condition using a tulip dome with medium-power receiver, the Resound Nexia delivered above-average performance for speech in quiet (3.70) and excellent feedback control (5.00). Own-voice comfort was notably good at 3.60, suggesting the open tulip dome coupling minimized occlusion effects. However, speech in noise performance was substantially below average at 0.40, and music streaming measured 2.20. The open coupling likely contributes to the noise performance limitation, as less environmental isolation allows competing sounds to interfere with speech understanding.
The tuned fit condition retained the same tulip dome coupling, resulting in modest improvements. Speech in quiet improved slightly to 3.80, and music streaming saw a meaningful bump to 2.80. Feedback handling remained perfect at 5.00, and own-voice comfort held steady. Unfortunately, the speech in noise score remained unchanged at 0.40—the tuning process was unable to address this fundamental weakness. The fit score improved by only 0.09 points, suggesting limited headroom for professional optimization with this configuration.
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