Coming September 2026. Reveal releases this September and we will be fitting it from launch as an Oticon dealer. Book your hearing evaluation now and you can be ready to be fitted the week it arrives, rather than starting the process then.
Reveal is Oticon's newest platform and the first hearing aid built around two AI systems running at the same time. One is tuned for speech. The other reads the wider soundscape. Both stay on continuously rather than switching between modes as the room changes.
What the Dual AI system is actually for
The problem every hearing aid wrestles with is a trade-off. Push hard on isolating speech and conversation gets clearer, but the world around you goes flat and you lose your sense of what is happening outside the conversation. Leave everything in and speech gets buried.
Reveal's approach is to run both jobs at once instead of choosing. The intended result is hearing the person across the table clearly while the room still sounds like a room, in real time, without you switching programs.
What Oticon's testing shows
These figures come from Oticon's own research, so read them as the manufacturer's claims rather than independent findings. They are still worth knowing:
- Up to 25 dB more usable gain than three leading competitors. This matters more than it sounds. Feedback, the whistling, is usually what limits how much help a hearing aid can safely give, so better feedback control means more available help
- Wind and Handling Stabilizer 2.0 cuts wind and fumbling noise by up to 40 dB, about 10 dB better than the previous generation
- Better streaming stability and range than Oticon Intent
- 94% of wearers in Oticon's comparison preferred Reveal to Intent
The practical details
Reveal keeps Oticon's 4D sensor approach, which reads head and body movement alongside the acoustic environment to work out what you are trying to listen to. It sits in a small miniRITE housing, charges overnight for all-day power, and connects directly to iPhone, iPad and Android devices.
There is also Oticon CROS RE for single-sided hearing, the first CROS system to run the Dual AI processing. If you have one ear that does most of the work, that is the one to ask about.
Should you wait for it?
Reveal releases in September 2026, so this is a short wait rather than an open-ended one, and for most people the answer is that it does not have to be a wait at all.
The evaluation is the part that takes time. A full hearing test, your results explained, and a fitting plan built around what we actually measure. If you come in now, that work is done and we can fit you with Reveal in the first week it is available. If you wait until it lands to call, you are starting from the beginning.
If you would rather not wait at all, Oticon Zeal is available today and we can often fit it the same day as your evaluation. Oticon Intent is the current flagship and remains an outstanding device. We will walk you through the differences honestly, including the cases where the newest platform is not the right answer for your hearing loss.
Where to find us
- Kulpmont, 963 Chestnut St, open Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, (570) 373-5000
- Hazle Township, 426 Airport Rd #139, serving the Hazleton area, open Mondays and Wednesdays, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, (570) 459-1400
Schedule a hearing evaluation so you are ready to be fitted as soon as Reveal lands.
Related: the full Oticon lineup · Oticon Zeal · Oticon Intent · what happens at a hearing evaluation