AXON X-168 HEARING AID Machine

AXON X-168 Hearing Aid is a compact Behind-The-Ear (BTE) hearing amplifier designed to amplify surrounding sounds for people with hearing difficulties, particularly air-conducting hearing loss. The device features adjustable volume, a sound tube with interchangeable ear tips, and a compact behind-the-ear design. Available specifications list a maximum sound output of around 129–130 dB ±4–5 dB, maximum acoustic gain of approximately 50 dB ±5 dB, and a frequency response of 450–3500 Hz.

The supplied product image shows the X-168 hearing aid with a carrying case, user manual, battery and multiple ear tips for different fits.

How to Use

1. Open the battery compartment and install the specified AG13 button-cell battery according to the polarity markings.
2. Select an ear tip that fits comfortably and securely.
3. Attach the ear tip to the sound tube.
4. Before placing the device on the ear, turn the volume to the minimum level.
5. Place the main unit behind the ear and position the ear tip securely in the ear canal.
6. Turn on the device and gradually increase the volume until sounds are comfortable.
7. If whistling occurs, check that the ear tip fits properly and forms an appropriate seal.
8. Remove the battery when the device will not be used for an extended period.

Usage Safety Information

• This is a hearing amplification device and should not be treated as a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment of hearing loss.
• Start at the lowest volume and increase gradually to avoid uncomfortable or excessively loud sound.
• Do not use excessive volume for prolonged periods, as loud amplified sound may damage hearing.
• Stop using the device and seek professional advice if you experience pain, dizziness, sudden hearing changes, or persistent discomfort.
• Keep the device and battery away from water and excessive moisture.
• Keep button-cell batteries away from children and pets; swallowed button batteries can cause serious injury.
• Clean the ear tip regularly and keep it free from earwax and debris.
• Consult an audiologist or hearing-care professional if hearing loss is sudden, one-sided, accompanied by pain/discharge, or progressively worsening.