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ReSound Hearing Aid Cost

By Carol Bennett, Senior EditorUpdated How we evaluate

The short answer

A pair of ReSound Vivia or Sensia hearing aids cost $2,798 to $3,798 at ZipHearing on September 22, 2026, and the behind-the-ear Enzo Q cost $3,198 to $4,598. That is the only published ReSound price list we found. Our hearing aid cost guide shows how those numbers sit against Costco and OTC aids.

Three families

What Each ReSound Family Costs

ReSound hearing aid families at ZipHearing with pair price range, number of technology levels and styles.
FamilyPair priceLevelsStyles listed
ReSound Vivia$2,798 to $3,7984 levelsReceiver-in-ear styles and a CROS
ReSound Sensia$2,798 to $3,7984 levelsReceiver-in-ear, in-the-canal, in-the-ear, CIC and CROS
ReSound Enzo Q$3,198 to $4,5983 levelsBehind-the-ear only
Pair prices and styles as listed in ZipHearing's ReSound table on September 22, 2026. CIC means completely-in-canal.

Vivia and Sensia carry identical prices at every level. So the choice between them comes down to style. Sensia is the one to ask about if a parent wants an aid that sits in the ear rather than behind it.

Level by level

The Full Price Ladder

ReSound hearing aid pair prices by family and technology level at ZipHearing.
Model and levelPricePricedSeller
ReSound Sensia 9$3,798per pairZipHearing
ReSound Sensia 7$3,698per pairZipHearing
ReSound Sensia 5$3,198per pairZipHearing
ReSound Sensia 4$2,798per pairZipHearing
ReSound Vivia 9$3,798per pairZipHearing
ReSound Vivia 7$3,698per pairZipHearing
ReSound Vivia 5$3,198per pairZipHearing
ReSound Vivia 4$2,798per pairZipHearing
ReSound Enzo Q 9$4,598per pairZipHearing
ReSound Enzo Q 7$3,798per pairZipHearing
ReSound Enzo Q 5$3,198per pairZipHearing
Every row is a pair, as printed by ZipHearing on September 22, 2026, with care from a local provider in its network included. At ZipHearing, level 9 is the highest-priced and level 4 the lowest.

The biggest jump is between level 5 and level 7, at $500 a pair on Vivia and Sensia. Levels 7 and 9 are only $100 apart. If a quote puts level 7 and level 9 far apart, ask why.

The withheld price

Why FitHearing Shows No ReSound Prices

“Per ReSound's policy, we can't show prices online. Simply find price in the cart or contact our team by phone.” FitHearing, ReSound listings, retrieved 2026-09-22

FitHearing prints that note on its Vivia 9, Nexia 9, Nexia 7 and OMNIA 9 listings. It says its ReSound prices include lifetime telehealth care with a Doctor of Audiology. It also claims ReSound aids typically sell for $4,000 to $7,500 a pair. ZipHearing's own estimate is $2,000 to $7,000. Both are seller claims we could not check.

The practical point: to compare ReSound quotes, you will usually have to ask. Ask for the family, the level and the style in writing, then hold the quote against the ZipHearing ladder above.

Questions we hear most

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do ReSound hearing aids cost?

On September 22, 2026, ZipHearing listed ReSound pairs from $2,798 (Vivia 4 and Sensia 4) to $4,598 (Enzo Q 9), with local care included. ReSound publishes no prices, and FitHearing says ReSound's policy stops it from showing prices online.

How much is the ReSound Vivia?

ZipHearing listed the ReSound Vivia at $3,798 a pair at level 9, $3,698 at level 7, $3,198 at level 5 and $2,798 at level 4. FitHearing lists the Vivia 9 but gives its price only in the cart or by phone.

Why is the ReSound Enzo Q more expensive?

At ZipHearing, the Enzo Q 9 was $800 more per pair than the Vivia 9 or Sensia 9. It is the only behind-the-ear family in ZipHearing's ReSound table. What drives the difference is a question for the fitting audiologist, who can say whether a behind-the-ear aid is needed at all.

Does insurance cover ReSound hearing aids?

Original Medicare covers no hearing aids of any brand. Some Medicare Advantage plans include a hearing benefit, and the VA supplies aids at no charge to eligible enrolled veterans. Ask the plan which brands its benefit includes before choosing one.

The desk's bottom line
Of the four big brands, ReSound had the fewest published prices we could find. Use the ZipHearing ladder as your yardstick and get every quote in writing. If cost is the main worry, compare an OTC or lower-cost prescription route before committing.

Sources & references

Prices read off each seller's page on September 22, 2026. ReSound publishes no consumer prices; confirm any quote before buying.

Pricing and plan details are drawn from each provider's official website and verified periodically; confirm current rates at the point of purchase. Statistics are cited from the sources above.