UK hearing aid comparison
Boots vs Amplifon Hearing Aids 2026: Price, Brands & Aftercare
Amplifon UK now trades as Audika and publishes no hearing aid prices, so there is no figure to compare against Boots. Boots publishes six tiers from GBP695 to GBP4,195 per pair. For Audika you have to request a quote.
Last updated: 2026-09-20. Prices are published-price benchmarks, not live quotes.
Side-by-side benchmark
| Factor | Boots Hearingcare | Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | from GBP695 per pair (Essentials) | price on enquiry |
| Higher tiers | from GBP4,195 per pair at the Platinum + tier | price on enquiry |
| Aftercare | 4 years | 4 years |
| Trial | 90 days | 30 days |
| Brands | Phonak, Widex | Phonak, Oticon, Signia, Widex, ReSound |
| Suits | People who want a published tier ladder, Widex/Phonak options and high-street branch access. | People comparing specialist support and broad brand choice who will request a written quote. |
| Price last read | 2026-09-20 | 2026-09-20 |
When Boots Hearingcare may suit
People who want a published tier ladder, Widex/Phonak options and high-street branch access.
View Boots Hearingcare provider guideWhen Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) may suit
People comparing specialist support and broad brand choice who will request a written quote.
View Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) provider guideRelated hearing aid guides
FAQs
Is Boots Hearingcare or Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) lower-cost?
Boots Hearingcare publishes from GBP695 per pair (Essentials). Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) publishes no price and quotes on enquiry. A published figure is a starting point, not a quote; compare aftercare, trial terms, branch access and the exact model before deciding.
Which has better aftercare: Boots Hearingcare or Audika (formerly Amplifon UK)?
Boots Hearingcare lists aftercare as 4 years. Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) lists aftercare as 4 years. Ask what is included in repairs, retuning, batteries, domes and future hearing checks.
Should I compare both with NHS hearing aids?
Yes. NHS hearing aids are free where clinically appropriate, but private aids may offer more style and technology choice. Use the NHS route as the baseline before paying privately.
Sources & further reading
- NHS hearing aids — Public route for NHS hearing tests and hearing aids.
- RNID hearing aids — Independent charity guidance on hearing aid types, fitting and support.
- HCPC hearing aid dispensers — UK register for hearing aid dispensers and other regulated professionals.