Why EssilorLuxottica’s NEW Glasses Hearing Aids Will REDEFINE Hearing Aid Technology FOREVER!

In a groundbreaking move, EssilorLuxottica, an international leader in advanced lens technology and eyewear design, has announced its expansion into the hearing solutions market. By leveraging its acquisition of Israeli startup Nuance Hearing, EssilorLuxottica is poised to introduce a revolutionary hearing product tailored to address the needs of a staggering 1.25 billion people worldwide suffering from mild to moderate hearing loss.

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[HearingTracker]

So the big question is… would you wear them!?

[karenthorpe]

This will be a game changer for me.I read the article yesterday and its given me hope! So hell yes Iwould wear thrm! Enjoyed your video too..Thanks ..

[andrewmorris]

I would 100% wear them. I I have very minor far sightedness and moderate hearing loss, plus I work in Healthcare. Being able to combine those, as well as not having anything in my ear making it easier to use stethoscopes would be a life changer! Will definitely keep following this!

[jaflatley]

My elderly friend constantly loses hearing aid because it won't stay in her ear. She already wears glasses. Having this hearing technology would be a game changer for her.

[sandragoitom]

Love the idea of having hearing & vision combined! This would have been great when wearing a mask. My 2 concerns would be the weight of the glasses and the cost, but very appealing!

[Bum_Hip]

As an eyeglass wearer, I am excited to see where this technology goes.

[MessiFCBisseM]

The bigger eyeglasses frame allows for more hearing technology and a larger battery. It makes sense to me since I wear glasses so it could be 2in1 for me. Thanks for your videos!

[kevinmcelroy]

Absolutely will try these. Imagine if Costco glasses and hearing aids melded with this technology.

[andre_uag]

Hi Matthew. I found this video unbelievable and now I'm going to tell you why.

Just yesterday I was searching for the "captioning " glasses, that basically project the subtitle of what a person is saying onto the front part of the lens (so far only one brand is doing something like this, I believe XanderGlasses) and I thought "wow can you imagine if they could make nice looking glasses, with microphones, that can also show subtitles? I'd buy them now"

So my answer is YES. And also, do you think they may be able to implement the subtitle function as well?

Thank you

[gbkworf]

That's amazing. I've been using glasses for decades, HA less than a year. Pretty much when my glasses are on, so are my HA. It would be incredible to only need my glasses. I can hardly wait!

[chrischiba]

Im a function over form mindset. Drawing from personal experience-
Safety Glass for work place envirornment - optional magnification ie Readers
Also a Sound Canceling feature and shuts off the hearing aid when certain decibels are exceeded. Currently I cannot wear hearing aids at work because of the random decibel fluctuations.
Electronic earplugs for shooting enviornments have this feature.

[jenessalarge]

I have had glasses since I was 9 and im 36 now. Yes I would wear glasses with this new technology. I think they'd be great for the older generation especially, like my dad, who has always had glasses and as he is getting older probably needs hearing aids too (but I'm yet to convince him to go get his hearing checked).

[mattsharp]

As a contact lens and glasses user, I would definitely be interested in this, however it would not be my only hearing device, as there are definitely times I do not want to wear glasses.

[pgauvin]

Looking forward to, no pun intended, hearing more about this new product, specifically to my condition. I have been deaf in my left ear since the age of 4, I am 59 now. I hope this product will allow me to adjust a sound received on my left side to broadcast into my right ear.

[garrisonshriver]

I wear glasses. I change my distance/ready glasses for my sun glasses. I can see a problem with switching glasses. I'll be interested in seeing what they look like and how the technology will work with my hearing loss. Thanks again for the videos.

[LennyCharnoff]

Great video. I am 79 years young. I have been wearing eye glasses for the past 40 years and hearing aids for the past 3 years. The hearing aids are practically useless in venues with a lot of background noise or locations with high ceilings. So, I would run not walk to buy an effective pair of smart glasses.

[freevin]

Do you think they can incorporate bluetooth into these, for streaming stuff from phone to ear?

[kshitijkolas]

Wearing eyeglasses has become incredibly common and carries no stigma in today’s world. However, the same cannot be said for hearing aids. Many people, especially younger individuals experiencing hearing loss, often feel self-conscious or ashamed about wearing them. Integrating hearing aid technology into eyeglasses could be a game-changer. Such a discreet and multifunctional solution would not only normalize the use of hearing aids but also boost confidence and excitement among users, making it easier for people to embrace both improved hearing and vision seamlessly.

[fdelucia]

I absolutely would wear these glasses, in a heart beat!

[angelacornell]

Also just remembered I had a fall a few months ago (at the airport)and my glasses were broken (at the start of my trip), I couldn’t wear them, so with this system I would also lose my hearing aid.😢