There's just a different attitude to patients when they choose the fun colors.
Get Creative With Cochlear Implant Colors & Wearing Options
Marvel CI cochlear implant systems can be customized to your life and your style
Advanced Bionics offers a range of colors and cochlear implant accessories to meet your needs and choices.
Wearing options for all ages and lifestyles
Our cochlear implant systems can be worn in different ways to fit your or your child’s changing needs. Each wearing style is designed to give the most comfort, convenience, and great hearing performance.
Behind the Ear
Great for those who want an out-of-the-way system.
Safe on The Ear
Ideal to keep it safe and secure on the ear with our Marvel CI retention options.
Nothing on the Ear
By using a unique microphone in the headpiece, the Marvel CI can be securely tucked away. This is an excellent choice for active children, those with small ears, or anyone wanting a discreet wearing option.
Did you know that only AB offers a microphone that captures the natural acoustics of the ear? The unique M T-Mic on Marvel CI is proven to help you know where sounds are coming from,1,2,3 give better sound quality, and improve speech understanding in difficult listening situations.4
Even when not using a M T-Mic, AB’s Real Ear Sound can deliver similar T-Mic benefits!
Colors that let your personality shine
Choose from a variety of colors* to suit your or your child’s personality.
If it’s your child’s sound processor, choosing their favorite color will make wearing their device more exciting, and your child may wear it more. This means they’ll get more benefit from their device!
* Please check with your hearing care professional on color availability.
"They seem much more proud of their device. And the hair colors are great and match very well, and most of our patients pick those….Truthfully, the colors help, because it makes it a little bit more of a cool gadget rather than a device."
– Allison Young, Audiologist
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Summerfield AQ, Kitterick PT. (2010). Effects of microphone location on the performance of bilateral cochlear implants. Advanced Bionics White Paper.
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Jones HG, Kan A, Litovsky RY. (2016). The Effect of Microphone Placement on Interaural Level Differences and Sound Localization Across the Horizontal Plane in Bilateral Cochlear Implant Users. Ear and hearing, 37(5), e341 e345.
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Mayo PG, Goupell MJ. (2020). Acoustic factors affecting interaural level differences for cochlear implant users. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 147(4), EL357.
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Gifford R. (2008). Speech Perception in a Realistic Background Noise: Effectiveness of Preprocessing Strategies and External Options for Improving the Signal-to-noise Ratio. Presentation at the 10th International Conference on Cochlear Implants and Other Implantable Auditory Technologies, San Diego, CA, April 10–12.
