PHONAK · THE WORLD’S FIRST AI REMOTE MICROPHONE
Phonak Roger On Sphere™
The conversations your hearing aids can’t quite reach — the far end of the restaurant table, the meeting room, the grandchild across the room — picked up where they are spoken, cleaned of background noise by AI, and sent straight to your ears.
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£400 off Roger On Sphere with new Audéo EON Sphere 90 hearing aids
Order a new pair of Phonak Audéo EON Sphere 90 hearing aids before 30 November 2026 and add the Roger On Sphere for £1,595 instead of £1,995. The two are designed to work together — the microphone streams directly to the hearing aids with no extra receiver.
Offer ends 30/11/26.
Why hearing aids alone are not always enough
Even the best hearing aids have a limit. Distance and noise are it.
Hearing aids listen from your ears. In a loud restaurant or a large room, the voice you want has faded and mixed with everything else before it ever arrives. Roger On Sphere works like a third ear, placed where the conversation actually is.
Hearing aids on their own
You catch some of it, guess the rest, and go home tired.
With Roger On Sphere
The voice arrives clear, as if the person were sitting next to you.
Roger On Sphere vs the previous Roger On
What changed — and why it matters to you
The previous Roger On was already one of the most recommended remote microphones in audiology. Roger On Sphere adds something no remote microphone has had before: a dedicated AI chip that separates speech from background noise as it happens.
| Previous Roger On | Roger On Sphere | |
|---|---|---|
| AI speech separation | Not available | Built in — a deep neural network on a dedicated Phonak AI chip |
| Coping with noise | The benchmark until now | The same clarity in around twice the noise* |
| When the noise handling works | Conventional processing | Always on — every microphone mode, every noise level, for up to 8 hours |
| Operating system | Previous generation | New RogerSense OS — reads the room and identifies who is speaking |
| Voice quality | Previous generation | Natural voice processing that better preserves the original speech |
| Design and app | Previous hardware and app | Enhanced hardware design and an updated myRogerMic app |
Comparison based on Phonak’s published launch information for Roger On Sphere, October 2026.
It chooses the right mode for you
One microphone, five ways to use it
A built-in motion sensor works out how you are using it and switches mode automatically. No menus, no fiddling.
What it does for you
A day with Roger On Sphere
Who it helps most
Is Roger On Sphere right for you?
It is worth trying if any of these sound familiar:
The complete package
Everything in the box
We supply the full Roger On Sphere package, set up and paired with your hearing aids by our audiologists.
The full specification
The detail, for those who want it
Specifications from Phonak’s Roger On Sphere product page and user guide. Battery life and range vary with use and surroundings.
Roger On Sphere questions
Your questions, answered
Do I need Phonak hearing aids to use it?
No. It streams directly to Phonak hearing aids that have RogerDirect, and works with most other hearing aid and cochlear implant brands through a Roger receiver. We will check compatibility with your devices before you buy.
I already have good hearing aids. Why would I need this?
Hearing aids work best within a couple of metres in reasonable quiet. A remote microphone is for the situations beyond that — distance, groups and heavy background noise. If those are the moments you still struggle in, it is worth trying one.
How is it better than the previous Roger On?
It is the first remote microphone with AI speech separation built in. Phonak reports an additional 3 dB signal-to-noise benefit over the previous model, which it equates to the same clarity in around twice the noise, and the AI processing stays on in every microphone mode.
Can I use it to hear the television?
Yes. Connect the docking station to your TV, place the microphone in it, and the sound streams to your hearing aids. You can adjust the volume on the docking station.
How much does Roger On Sphere cost?
£1,995 for the complete package with a 4-year warranty. Until 30 November 2026 it is £1,595 when purchased with new Phonak Audéo EON Sphere 90 hearing aids.
Can I try it first?
Yes. Book an appointment at our Wimbledon, Teddington or Wallington clinic and we will demonstrate it with your hearing aids so you can hear the difference for yourself.
Hear it for yourself
Book a free demonstration at any of our clinics and try Roger On Sphere with your own hearing aids.