Specsavers hearing aids prices UK 2026: price list, Advance and invisible aids

Specsavers hearing aid prices as read from its own pages: Advance range from £500 per pair (two aids); rechargeable hearing aids from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated.

The pages read carried starting prices rather than a price for every model: the final quote depends on the technology level and whether you choose rechargeable aids, and is given after a free hearing test.

Specsavers pages read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get throughUK · Specsavers

What are Specsavers hearing aids prices in 2026?

Specsavers' Advance range is listed from £500 per pair, which Specsavers says includes two hearing aids, four years' batteries and a four-year guarantee. Rechargeable hearing aids are listed from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated. No higher-tier price was captured from the Specsavers pages read (read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through). The price for a specific model is given after a free hearing test.

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Source type: Provider-published prices and public healthcare guidance
Primary source: Specsavers' own pages and nhs.uk
Reporting period: 2026-09-20
Last updated: 2026-09-20
Figure type: Provider-published
Use: Research and comparison only

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Specsavers hearing aid prices, as published

Product	Price	Basis and date
Advance range, two aids	from £500 per pair	Specsavers says two digital hearing aids, four years' worth of batteries and a four-year guarantee. Read by hand 2026-09-20.
Rechargeable hearing aids	from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated	No per-aid or per-pair basis is stated beside this figure. Read by hand 2026-10-14.

These are starting prices. No price for a specific model or technology level was captured from the Specsavers pages read (read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through). The most recent automated read (2026-10-26) did not get through: Specsavers' pages answered with a bot challenge, which is recorded rather than worked around. Confirm the current figure and get a written quote after the free hearing test before deciding.

The Specsavers Advance range and what to ask for

Advance is Specsavers' own-brand line and its listed entry point, from £500 per pair. The useful price list is the written quote after the free hearing test — ask the audiologist to write down the range, technology level and whether the figure is for the pair.

Specsavers Advance prices

Ask for the technology level, pair price, aftercare period and trial terms.

Specsavers rechargeable prices

Check the model, whether the price is per aid or per pair, charge time and accessory costs.

Specsavers invisible aid prices

Confirm suitability, and ask for the price of the smaller style in writing.

What is included in the Specsavers price

The hearing aids — Specsavers says the Advance price is for two aids.
Four-year guarantee and four years' batteries on the Advance range, per Specsavers.
Aftercare — described by Specsavers as free once you are fitted.
Trial and refund terms — ask before you pay.
Free hearing test — advertised by Specsavers.

Ask whether these are extra: TV streamer, remote microphone and other accessories.

Specsavers hearing test cost and consultation

Specsavers advertises a free hearing test. Ask for a copy of the audiogram, which you can take to any other provider for a second quote; there is no obligation to buy aids on the day.

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Specsavers invisible hearing aid prices and suitability

No invisible hearing aid price was captured from the Specsavers pages read (read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through). Ask for one in writing. Suitability depends on your audiogram, ear canal shape, wax history, dexterity and whether you need Bluetooth streaming or rechargeable batteries.

Ask first

Is the invisible style clinically suitable for your hearing loss?

Check trade-offs

Smaller aids can mean shorter battery life, fewer controls and less room for wireless features.

Compare alternatives

Get a second quote from Boots, Audika or an independent audiologist if style is the main reason for paying privately.

Private Specsavers vs NHS hearing aids

	Specsavers (private)	NHS
Cost	from £500 per pair (Advance, two aids)	NHS hearing aids are provided free as a long-term loan.
Style	Ask which styles your hearing test supports	NHS hearing aids are usually the behind-the-ear type, and very occasionally receiver-in-the-ear. You may need to pay privately for other types.
Batteries and repairs	Four years' batteries on the Advance range, per Specsavers	Batteries and repairs are free from the NHS hearing aid service that fitted the aids. There may be a charge to replace an aid that is lost or broken.
Aftercare	Described as free, per Specsavers	You do not pay for follow-up appointments or aftercare. A further appointment is arranged a few weeks after fitting.

NHS column: NHS: Hearing aids and implants, read 2026-10-26.

Specsavers vs Boots vs Audika (formerly Amplifon)

	Specsavers	Boots Hearingcare	Audika (formerly Amplifon)
Lowest published pair price	from £500 per pair (Advance, read 2026-09-20)	£695 per pair (read 2026-10-26)	no price found on the page read (2026-10-26)
Highest published pair price	None captured from the pages read	£4,195 per pair	no price found on the page read

No hearing aid price was found on the page we read for Audika (formerly Amplifon UK) (audika.co.uk/hearing-aids/prices) on 2026-10-26.

Full price bands for the other two columns are on the Boots hearing aid prices and Amplifon hearing aid prices pages. See the full provider comparison on the hearing aids hub and the deeper Specsavers vs Boots comparison.

Frequently asked questions

What are Specsavers hearing aids prices in 2026?

Specsavers' Advance range is listed from £500 per pair, which Specsavers says comes with two digital hearing aids (read 2026-09-20). Rechargeable hearing aids are listed from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (read 2026-10-14). No higher-tier price was captured from the Specsavers pages read (read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through). Ask for the model and price in writing after the free hearing test.

How much do Specsavers hearing aids cost in the UK?

from £500 per pair for a pair in the Advance range, and from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated for rechargeable hearing aids. Higher technology levels cost more; Specsavers gives the price for a specific model after a free hearing test.

Does Specsavers publish a hearing aids price list?

The Specsavers pages read carried starting prices (Advance from £500 per pair, rechargeable from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated) rather than a price for every model; read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through. Ask for a written quote naming the range, technology level and whether the price is for the pair.

How much are Specsavers invisible hearing aids?

No invisible hearing aid price was captured from the Specsavers pages read (read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through). Ask for one in writing, and ask whether the style is suitable for your hearing loss and ear canal.

Are Specsavers hearing aids rechargeable?

Specsavers lists rechargeable hearing aids from £1,000 with no per-aid or per-pair basis stated (read 2026-10-14). The page does not say whether that is per aid or per pair, so ask.

What is included in the Specsavers hearing aid price?

For the Advance range, Specsavers' page as read by hand says two digital hearing aids, four years' worth of batteries and a four-year guarantee, and it describes its aftercare as free. Ask about the trial and refund terms, and whether accessories such as a TV streamer are extra.

Is the hearing test at Specsavers free?

Specsavers advertises free hearing tests. Ask for a copy of your audiogram, which you can take to another provider for a second quote.

How does Specsavers compare with Boots on price?

Specsavers' Advance range is listed from £500 per pair (read 2026-09-20). Boots publishes 6 named tiers, shown on the Boots prices page with the date they were read. Compare the same technology level, and check what each price includes.

Should I get NHS hearing aids instead of Specsavers?

NHS hearing aids are provided free as a long-term loan. NHS hearing aids are usually the behind-the-ear type, and very occasionally receiver-in-the-ear. You may need to pay privately for other types. (nhs.uk, read 2026-10-26.)

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Sources & further reading

Specsavers — Hearing aids — Specsavers hearing aid prices; read by hand on 2026-09-20; the latest automated read did not get through.
Specsavers — Hearing aid range — Specsavers hearing aid ranges. Automated reads of this page have met a bot challenge.
NHS: Hearing aids and implants — NHS hearing aid provision, read 2026-10-26.
NICE NG98 — Hearing loss in adults — Clinical guideline on assessment, referral criteria and management of adult hearing loss.
RNID — Hearing aids — Independent guidance on hearing aid types and what to expect from providers.

How we compare Specsavers hearing aid prices

TreatCompare’s hearing-aid ingest tries Specsavers’ pages each run through a polite browser reader that identifies itself and obeys robots.txt. When the pages answer with a bot challenge, the reader records that and does not work around it; the figures shown are then the ones last read, by hand where no automated read has got through, each with its own date. Comparison figures for other providers come from their own pages. No provider pays for inclusion or framing.