Open Phonak’s June 2026 price list and the same hearing aid appears with four different numbers. There is a price for one aid with a charger, another for one aid with the pocket-sized ChargerGo, and two more for a pair kit. Add a newer platform called Infinio Ultra sitting beside an older one called Lumity, and it is easy to see why a search for “Phonak price” turns into a spreadsheet exercise.
This guide sorts it out family by family, using the Sonova Hearing India price list effective 1 June 2026. It covers the Phonak range from the Terra entry models to the Audéo Sphere, with single and pair prices side by side. If you want the story of Phonak’s latest launch against the older models, we’ve covered that separately in Phonak’s newest launch compared with older models.
| At a Glance ✓ Phonak’s 2026 MRPs start at ₹33,000 for a single Terra and reach ₹4,55,500 for one Audéo Sphere 90 with a ChargerGo. A Sphere 90 pair kit is ₹8,75,000. ✓ Every rechargeable model is priced twice: per unit with a charger, and as a pair kit. A pair kit costs ₹20,000 to ₹36,000 less than two single aids because it shares one charger. ✓ Infinio Ultra is the newest platform and costs more than Lumity at every level. The aid alone is ₹20,000 more at level 90 and ₹8,000 more at levels 50 and 30. ✓ Level 90 is the top and 30 is the entry level, so a higher number means more features and a higher price. ✓ Warranty is 3 years on levels 90 and 70, 2 years on levels 50 and 30 and on Terra, and 4 years on the Audéo Sphere. |
How Phonak Names Its Hearing Aids
The model name has three parts. The family says which platform is inside: Infinio is the newest, Lumity came before it, Paradise before that, and Terra is the value range. The letter or word after it says the style, so Audéo is a receiver-in-canal aid, Naída is a power behind-the-ear aid and Virto is custom-made for the ear canal. A trailing R or PR means the aid has a rechargeable battery.
The last part is the level, and Phonak runs it in the direction most people expect. Level 90 is Premium, 70 is Advanced, 50 is Standard and 30 is Essential. Compare that with some other brands, where level 1 is the top. On the Phonak sheet the higher the number, the more automatic programs, the more channels and the bigger the price: 20 channels at levels 90 and 70, 16 at level 50 and 12 at level 30.
Paradise needs a footnote. The June 2026 list carries no Paradise Audéo or Naída models, only the Virto P custom aids. Any other Paradise aid you come across is previous-generation stock, and the Virto P prices in the custom section below are the only current Paradise prices.
One Aid, Two Prices: Reading the Kit Column
Every price on the rechargeable pages comes in two forms. The per-unit price includes a charger. The kit price is for two hearing aids and one charger. Because the kit shares a charger, it always comes out cheaper than buying two singles.
Take the Audéo I90-R. One aid with the standard charger is ₹3,47,000. A pair kit is ₹6,70,000, while two single packages would add up to ₹6,94,000, so the kit saves ₹24,000. That figure is simply the price of the charger (₹12,000) counted once instead of twice. It works out the same on every level of that family, and the saving is ₹36,000 when the charger is the ₹18,000 ChargerGo.
| Charger | Price (₹) | Fits |
| Charger Ease | 10,000 | Audéo L-R, Terra+ R, CROS L-R |
| Charger RIC Infinio | 12,000 | Audéo I-R, CROS I-R |
| Charger Virto I | 12,000 | Virto I-R |
| ChargerGo RIC Infinio | 18,000 | Audéo I-R (built-in battery for charging on the go) |
| ChargerGo Sphere Infinio | 18,000 | Audéo Sphere I-R |
| Charger Combi BTE 2 | 8,000 | Naída L-PR |
Because most people are fitted in both ears, the tables that follow lead with the pair kit and show the single-aid price next to it.
Phonak Price Range at a Glance
This is the whole price list in one table before we go family by family. Prices are MRP in rupees; “pair” means the kit price where the model is rechargeable and twice the unit price where it isn’t.
| Family | Style | Per unit (₹) | Pair (₹) |
| Audéo Sphere Infinio (90, 70) | RIC, rechargeable | 4,55,500 / 3,13,000 | 8,75,000 / 5,90,000 |
| Audéo I-R Infinio (90 to 30) | RIC, rechargeable | 3,47,000 to 89,000 | 6,70,000 to 1,54,000 |
| Virto I-R Infinio (90 to 30) | ITC, rechargeable | 3,27,000 to 84,000 | 6,30,000 to 1,44,000 |
| Audéo L-R Lumity (90 to 30) | RIC, rechargeable | 3,25,000 to 79,000 | 6,30,000 to 1,38,000 |
| Naída L Lumity (90 to 30) | BTE, rechargeable and non-rechargeable | 3,23,000 to 63,000 | 6,30,000 to 1,38,000 (rechargeable) |
| Virto P Paradise (90 to 30) | ITC and CIC, custom | 2,80,000 to 55,000 | 5,60,000 to 1,10,000 |
| Terra+ and Terra | RIC and BTE | 62,000 to 33,000 | 1,04,000 (Terra+ R kit) |
Our product catalogue shows what’s in stock at the clinic, which is a subset of this list.
Infinio Ultra: Audéo Sphere (₹3,13,000 to ₹4,55,500 per unit)
Audéo Sphere Infinio is the most expensive family on the sheet and the only one that comes with a four-year warranty. Its headline feature is Spheric Speech Clarity 2.0, an AI-powered way of separating speech from noise, which the sheet lists at full strength on the 90 and medium strength on the 70. We’ve written a longer explainer on how this works on our AI technology page.
| Model | Pair kit (₹) | Per unit with ChargerGo (₹) |
| Audéo Sphere I90 | 8,75,000 | 4,55,500 |
| Audéo Sphere I70 | 5,90,000 | 3,13,000 |
The sheet lists Sphere only with the ChargerGo, so there is no cheaper charger option. The interesting comparison is with the regular Audéo I-R: a pair of Sphere 70 kits (₹5,90,000) costs ₹86,000 less than a pair of I90-R kits with ChargerGo (₹6,76,000), so a buyer weighing the two is choosing between the newer speech chip at a lower level and the older chip at the top level. A pair of Sphere 90 kits is ₹1,99,000 more than I90-R with the same ChargerGo.
Infinio Ultra: Audéo I-R
This is the mainstream version of Infinio, a rechargeable RIC in four levels. The table shows each price in both charger options, since that is how the sheet lists them.
| Level | Channels | Per unit, charger (₹) | Per unit, ChargerGo (₹) | Pair kit, charger (₹) | Pair kit, ChargerGo (₹) |
| I90-R Premium | 20 | 3,47,000 | 3,56,000 | 6,70,000 | 6,76,000 |
| I70-R Advanced | 20 | 2,34,000 | 2,43,000 | 4,44,000 | 4,50,000 |
| I50-R Standard | 16 | 1,40,000 | 1,49,000 | 2,56,000 | 2,62,000 |
| I30-R Essential | 12 | 89,000 | 98,000 | 1,54,000 | 1,60,000 |
The steps between levels are not even. Going from 90 to 70 saves ₹1,13,000 on a single aid, 70 to 50 saves ₹94,000 and 50 to 30 saves ₹51,000. All four levels carry AutoSense OS 7.0 and include tinnitus balance, DuoPhone and Real Ear Sound, and the 90 and 70 add StereoZoom 2.0 and dynamic noise cancellation. Levels 90 and 70 carry a 3-year warranty and the lower two carry 2 years. All four list streaming of speech and music, and our Bluetooth hearing aids page explains how that works with your phone.
Four receivers cover most losses. S fits mild to moderately-severe loss, M and P mild to severe, and UP moderate to profound, so the receiver your audiologist picks matters as much as the level.
Lumity: Audéo L-R and Naída L
Lumity is the platform before Infinio and the sheet still lists it in full. It runs AutoSense OS 5.0, has the same four levels, and the Audéo L-R is rechargeable at every one of them. All Lumity levels work with Roger wireless accessories. Our catalogue carries the Phonak Audéo Lumity if you’d like to see one.
| Level | Audéo L-R pair kit (₹) | Audéo L-R per unit (₹) | Naída L-PR pair kit (₹) | Naída L-PR per unit (₹) |
| L90 Premium | 6,30,000 | 3,25,000 | 6,30,000 | 3,23,000 |
| L70 Advanced | 4,20,000 | 2,20,000 | 4,20,000 | 2,18,000 |
| L50 Standard | 2,40,000 | 1,30,000 | 2,40,000 | 1,28,000 |
| L30 Essential | 1,38,000 | 79,000 | 1,38,000 | 77,000 |
Set against Infinio at the same level, the Lumity pair is cheaper by ₹40,000 at level 90, ₹24,000 at 70 and ₹16,000 at 50 and 30. Part of that gap is the charger, since Charger Ease is ₹10,000 and the Infinio charger is ₹12,000. Take chargers out and the aid itself is ₹20,000 cheaper per unit at level 90, ₹12,000 at 70 and ₹8,000 at 50 and 30. Whether Infinio’s newer processing is worth that on your audiogram is a question for a trial.
Naída L is the power range for severe and profound loss. The rechargeable PR version is priced like the Audéo above. The SP (super power) and UP (ultra power) versions use a standard battery and are quoted per unit with no charger.
| Level | Naída L-SP per unit (₹) | Naída L-UP per unit (₹) |
| L90 | 3,00,000 | 3,00,000 |
| L70 | 1,95,000 | 1,95,000 |
| L50 | 1,13,000 | 1,13,000 |
| L30 | 63,000 | 63,000 |
The SP and UP are priced identically at every level, so the choice between them is purely about your hearing loss: SP for moderate to profound and UP for severe to profound. Anyone shopping for a power aid will also run into the Naída Paradise, which our catalogue still lists as a rechargeable BTE with Bluetooth streaming.
Custom Models: Virto I-R, Virto I NW 0 and Virto P
Virto aids are moulded to the ear, which makes them the smallest Phonak option and the one that costs most per feature. The newest are the Virto I-R, a rechargeable in-the-canal aid, and the Virto I-10 NW 0, a completely-in-canal aid. NW 0 marks the version without wireless. The Virto P models are older and cost less.
| Model | Level 90 (₹) | Level 70 (₹) | Level 50 (₹) | Level 30 (₹) |
| Virto I-R ITC, pair kit with charger | 6,30,000 | 4,20,000 | 2,41,000 | 1,44,000 |
| Virto I-R ITC, per unit with charger | 3,27,000 | 2,22,000 | 1,32,500 | 84,000 |
| Virto I-10 NW 0 CIC, per unit | 3,00,000 | 2,00,000 | 1,10,000 | 60,000 |
| Virto P-312 ITC, per unit | 2,80,000 | 1,80,000 | 1,05,000 | 55,000 |
| Virto P-312 NW 0 CIC, per unit | 2,80,000 | 1,80,000 | 1,05,000 | 55,000 |
| Virto P-10 NW 0 CIC, per unit | 2,80,000 | 1,80,000 | 1,05,000 | 55,000 |
The Virto P prices are the same across its three shell styles, which keeps the choice simple. The Virto I-R ITC is the only rechargeable custom option, and the ITC shells (Virto I-R and Virto P-312) are the ones that take the UP receiver for moderate to profound loss. If you are weighing a custom aid for how little it shows, our guide to CIC and IIC aids across brands covers who they suit and who they don’t, and the invisible technology page lists what we can fit.
Terra: The Entry Range
Terra is where Phonak starts, and it behaves differently from the rest of the list. There are no levels. You choose between Terra+ and Terra, and between a RIC and a BTE style, and the price is flat.
| Model | Style | Price (₹) |
| Terra+ RIC-R, pair kit with charger | Rechargeable RIC | 1,04,000 |
| Terra+ RIC-R, per unit with charger | Rechargeable RIC | 62,000 |
| Terra+ RIC 312 | RIC, battery | 42,000 per unit |
| Terra+ BTE | BTE, battery | 42,000 per unit |
| Terra RIC 312 | RIC, battery | 33,000 per unit |
| Terra BTE | BTE, battery | 33,000 per unit |
What does the extra ₹9,000 for Terra+ buy? On the sheet, it adds a tenth fine-tuning channel (Terra has eight), a PartnerMic streaming program and phone-call programs, support for the Phonak TV Connector and RemoteControl, and the myPhonak app. Both carry a two-year warranty and both fit mild to profound loss depending on the receiver or BTE type. A Terra pair costs ₹66,000, and the Terra, the battery Terra+ models and the Virto P30 all list under ₹60,000 per unit, which matters to anyone working from the ceiling in our CGHS reimbursement guide.
CROS, Roger and Other Accessories
The accessories page of the price list is short, and the gap between the cheapest and dearest item is large.
| Accessory | Price (₹) | What it does |
| CROS I-R | 58,000 | Streams sound from a deaf ear (pairs with Audéo I-R) |
| CROS L-R | 55,000 | Same role for Audéo L-R and Naída L-PR |
| Roger On 3 | 1,25,000 | Versatile microphone for conversations where there is background noise |
| Roger Select 3 | 1,05,000 | Adaptive microphone for all listening situations |
| Roger NeckLoop 03 | 36,000 | Receiver that pairs a T-coil aid with Roger microphones |
| Roger X 03 | 19,000 | Miniature universal Roger receiver |
| Phonak PartnerMic | 22,000 | Clip-on microphone for one speaker |
| Phonak TV Connector | 17,500 | Streams TV sound to the aids |
| Phonak Remote Control | 12,000 | Discreet remote for volume and programs |
| POWERONE batteries (pack of 6) | 240 | Sizes 10, 13, 312 and 675, all one price |
Roger devices are what you’d consider for lectures, restaurants or a noisy office, and either one costs more than a pair of Terra aids, so it is worth testing whether a program change on the aid solves the problem first.
Phonak Against Other Brands
Phonak’s cheapest model sits level with the other brands’ entry lines. On each brand’s 2026 list, a Terra is ₹33,000, Signia’s Sirion Connect is ₹32,990, Oticon’s Jet 2 is ₹32,000, ReSound’s Key 361 is ₹30,495 and Bernafon’s Entra A2 runs ₹31,990 to ₹34,990. The differences show up higher up, which is why we publish one price guide per brand.
The closest rival is Signia, and we’ve set the two out side by side in Signia vs Phonak. The full Signia hearing aid price guide and our write-up of Signia Max give the other half of that comparison, and the Signia brand page shows what’s available today.
Price guides for the other brands we fit are here as well: Widex and Oticon, with Starkey vs ReSound covering those two. Our brand pages for Widex, Oticon, Starkey, ReSound, Bernafon and Unitron list what’s in stock for each.
Choosing a Phonak Level for Your Budget
Under about ₹70,000 a pair, you’re in Terra territory, and the question is only whether Terra+ is worth the extra ₹9,000 a side. Between roughly ₹1.4 and ₹1.6 lakh a pair, you can reach Level 30 of Lumity (₹1,38,000) or Infinio (₹1,54,000), the cheapest way into either platform. The ₹2.4 to ₹2.6 lakh band holds Level 50 on both, which brings the automatic programs for noise, car and streaming without the extras that start at level 70.
Level 70 pairs cost ₹4,20,000 on Lumity and ₹4,44,000 on Infinio, and they share the 20 channels and 3-year warranty of level 90. The jump to Level 90 then costs a further ₹2,10,000 on Lumity’s pair and ₹2,26,000 on Infinio’s, so ask your audiologist what the extra buys on your audiogram before paying it. Audéo Sphere is the choice for people who want the newest speech-in-noise processing and accept the ₹8,75,000 pair price at the top.
Prices aside, the best Phonak for you depends on your hearing loss, your ear and how you live. Our guide on choosing the right digital hearing aid is a good place to start, the compare tool puts models side by side, and the hearing needs page groups the range by what people are trying to fix.
Warranty, Authorised Sellers and Buying Online
Phonak’s warranty runs 4 years on the Audéo Sphere, 3 years on levels 90 and 70 of Infinio, Lumity and Paradise, and 2 years on everything else, including Terra. Chargers and wireless accessories carry 1 year. Sonova Hearing India states on the last page of its price list that it has not authorised anyone to sell Phonak products on an online marketplace or e-commerce site, and that no after-sales service or warranty will be given on products sold that way.
That makes the seller as important as the price. Hearwell sells and fits Phonak through its clinics, and if you’d like the current price list or a quote for a specific model, our contact page is the fastest route.
Where to See Phonak Hearing Aids in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi NCR and Jammu
Phonak models can be tried at Hearwell clinics in Jalandhar, Phagwara, Kapurthala, Ludhiana, Bathinda, Mohali, Patiala and Jammu. Our city pages also cover hearing aid fitting in Delhi NCR, Noida, Gurugram, Amritsar, Hoshiarpur, Pathankot and Moga.
Frequently Asked Questions
| Q. What is the price of Phonak hearing aids in India? |
| A. On Phonak’s June 2026 price list, a single hearing aid costs from ₹33,000 (Terra) to ₹4,55,500 (Audéo Sphere 90 with ChargerGo). A rechargeable pair kit runs from ₹1,04,000 (Terra+ R) to ₹8,75,000 (Audéo Sphere 90). |
| Q. What is the cheapest Phonak hearing aid? |
| A. The Terra RIC 312 and Terra BTE, at ₹33,000 per unit. The cheapest rechargeable is the Terra+ RIC-R at ₹62,000 per unit with a charger or ₹1,04,000 for a pair kit. |
| Q. What is the difference between Phonak Infinio and Lumity? |
| A. Infinio is the newer platform and runs AutoSense OS 7.0, while Lumity runs AutoSense OS 5.0. At each level the Infinio aid costs ₹8,000 to ₹20,000 more per unit than the Lumity equivalent, before charger differences. |
| Q. Is Phonak Audéo Sphere worth the extra cost? |
| A. Audéo Sphere is built around Phonak’s Spheric Speech Clarity 2.0 feature for speech in noise and carries a 4-year warranty. It is priced above every other Phonak, so a trial in your usual noisy settings is the fair test of whether the difference matters for you. |
| Q. Are Phonak hearing aids rechargeable? |
| A. Most of the current range is. Every Audéo I-R, Audéo L-R, Audéo Sphere, Virto I-R and Naída L-PR is rechargeable, as is Terra+ RIC-R. Terra, Terra+ battery models, Virto NW 0 and Naída SP and UP use standard batteries. |
| Q. Does a pair of Phonak hearing aids cost double? |
| A. Not quite for rechargeable models. The pair kit includes one charger, so it costs ₹20,000 to ₹36,000 less than two single packages. Non-rechargeable models are priced per aid, so a pair is double. |
| Q. Can I buy Phonak hearing aids online? |
| A. Sonova Hearing India states that it has not authorised online sales of Phonak products and that no after-sales service or warranty applies to products sold by unauthorised sellers. Buying from an authorised clinic keeps the warranty. |
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