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Specsavers vs Amplifon Hearing Aids 2026: Costs & What Is Included

Amplifon UK now trades as Audika and publishes no hearing aid prices, so no price comparison is possible. Specsavers publishes from GBP500 per pair for its advance range. Compare branch access and aftercare terms, and ask Audika for a written quote.

Last updated: 2026-09-20. Prices are published-price benchmarks, not live quotes.

Side-by-side benchmark

FactorSpecsaversAudika (formerly Amplifon UK)
Entry pricefrom GBP500 per pair (advance range, two aids)price on enquiry
Higher tiersno premium-tier price is published on the Specsavers hearing aids pageprice on enquiry
Aftercare4 years4 years
Trial90 days30 days
BrandsPhonak, Signia, Specsavers AdvancePhonak, Oticon, Signia, Widex, ReSound
SuitsPeople who want wide branch coverage and combined optical and audiology appointments.People comparing specialist support and broad brand choice who will request a written quote.
Price last read2026-09-202026-09-20

When Specsavers may suit

People who want wide branch coverage and combined optical and audiology appointments.

View Specsavers provider guide

When 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 guide

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FAQs

Is Specsavers or Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) lower-cost?
Specsavers publishes from GBP500 per pair (advance range, two aids). 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: Specsavers or Audika (formerly Amplifon UK)?
Specsavers 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.

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