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GN Hearing

GN Hearing is the hearing-solutions business associated with the GN Group, with ReSound as a prominent hearing-aid brand.

Last updated October 9, 2026

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Overview

GN Hearing is a commercial hearing-solutions business associated with the GN Group. Its supplied professional website material is centered on ReSound, which the company describes as part of the GN Group. ReSound’s stated aim is to help people with hearing loss hear their best and to bring people closer to loved ones and the world. The brand presents itself as a partner to hearing-care professionals, rather than as a hearing-care retail chain: its professional site explicitly says ReSound does not own retail stores and describes its role as working with care providers to deliver hearing care. The documented offering includes hearing aids across premium and essential families, with CROS and bimodal options and a range of styles and technology levels. The supplied homepage highlights ReSound Sensia as a premium hearing-aid family. Other named families shown on the apps page include Vivia, Enzo IA, Savi, Nexia, OMNIA, ONE, LiNX Quattro, ENZO Q, Key, LiNX 3D and ENZO 3D, as well as Customs by ReSound. The evidence also describes apps and accessories supporting personalization, wireless connectivity, streaming and tinnitus-management-related sound therapy. Product and app compatibility varies by hearing-aid model. GN Hearing’s professional proposition combines product innovation with business support for hearing-care partners. Its site describes three partnership pillars: sharing insights, delivering user-centered innovation, and investing in sustainable growth and partner relationships. It also offers a professional portal for product and technology information, orders, returns, repairs, remakes, warranties, training and marketing materials. The company cites collaboration with technology, research and hearing organizations, including Apple, Google, Bluetooth SIG, Cochlear and National Acoustic Laboratories. The supplied material says ReSound hearing aids are powered by Organic Hearing and points to a legacy of more than 150 years of innovation across the GN Group; that legacy statement describes the group, not a verified founding date for GN Hearing. The company presents its work as international, referring to offices, distribution and research-and-development hubs worldwide and to helping people with hearing loss globally. Its stated environmental commitments include packaging goals for 2025 and greenhouse-gas reduction goals for 2030, expressed at GN Group level. The supplied sources do not establish GN Hearing’s founding year, individual founder, headquarters, or specific corporate listing details, so those are not asserted here. The supplied material says ReSound hearing aids are powered by Organic Hearing and points to a legacy of more than 150 years of innovation across the GN Group; this legacy statement applies to the GN Group and cannot be used to confirm GN Hearing’s founding year. The company describes itself as international, citing offices, distribution and R&D hubs worldwide, and a commitment to helping people with hearing loss globally. Its environmental commitments include a 2025 packaging target and a 2030 greenhouse-gas reduction target, which the material attributes to the GN Group level. The supplied sources cannot confirm GN Hearing’s founding year, individual founder, headquarters or specific listing information, so this profile makes no assertion on those points.

History

The supplied material places GN Hearing within the GN Group and presents ReSound as a hearing-aid brand that is part of that group. It does not give a date for the establishment of GN Hearing or identify an individual founder. The reference to more than 150 years of innovation is explicitly a GN legacy statement and should not be treated as the founding date of GN Hearing or ReSound. The professional ReSound site describes the business as working with hearing-care professionals and says it does not own retail stores. Its role is framed as a supplier and partner, offering hearing-aid products alongside professional resources, ordering and service tools, training, and marketing support. The site describes offices, distribution and research-and-development hubs worldwide, but the supplied evidence does not specify when or where these operations were established. The documented portfolio includes hearing aids across premium and essential product families, CROS and bimodal offerings, multiple styles and technology levels, wireless accessories, and mobile applications. The site identifies ReSound Sensia as a premium family and names a range of other ReSound families. Its apps support functions such as adjusting and personalizing hearing experiences, while ReSound Relief combines sound therapy and relaxation exercises intended for tinnitus management as part of a program. Product compatibility depends on the hearing-aid model. The supplied company pages describe a continuing focus on innovation, professional partnerships and connectivity. They cite historical or technical milestones including open-fit hearing aids, Wide Dynamic Range Compression, Made for iPhone hearing aids, microphone-and-receiver-in-ear designs, and Bluetooth Low Energy Audio and Auracast-enabled connectivity. These are presented as ReSound industry firsts or capabilities; the excerpts do not provide dates for them. The materials also describe collaboration with Apple, Google, Bluetooth SIG, Cochlear and National Acoustic Laboratories. The evidence presents the business as active and internationally oriented, but does not document specific dated acquisitions, leadership changes, listings or market-entry events. Sustainability goals quoted on the site are attributed to GN Group: minimizing packaging by 2025 and reducing greenhouse-gas emissions by 2030. They are corporate commitments rather than dated milestones specific to GN Hearing.

Products and positioning

A hearing-solutions and technology partner for hearing-care professionals, emphasizing user-centered innovation, connectivity, professional support and a broad hearing-aid portfolio. ReSound states that it does not own retail stores.

  • ReSound hearing aids

    Hearing-aid portfolio spanning premium and essential families, CROS and bimodal offerings, and different styles and technology levels.

  • ReSound Sensia

    A premium hearing-aid family highlighted by the professional homepage.

  • ReSound apps

    Apps support hearing-experience personalization; ReSound Relief includes sound therapy and relaxing exercises intended for tinnitus management.

Recent events

  • GN Hearing appoints a new head of R&D[5]

    Reported:

    GN Hearing decided to transform R&D and appointed Dr Günther Pausch as head of R&D.

  • GN Store Nord cuts 2021 financial guidance[5]

    Reported:

    GN Store Nord cut its 2021 financial guidance, with expected EPS growth revised to more than 50% from more than 60%. GN Hearing also revised its 2021 organic revenue growth and EBITA margin guidance.

  • GN Hearing launches ReSound Assist Live[6]

    Reported:

    GN Hearing launched ReSound Assist Live, a video-enabled hearing care service that lets hearing care professionals provide remote consultations and adjust hearing aids. The service was available in the US, Canada, the U.K., Germany, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore from April 2, 2020, with global availability stated for May 1.

  • ReSound launches new hearing solutions[7]

    Reported:

    GN Hearing announced the launch of new ReSound solutions, including the ENZO Q hearing aid, additions to the LiNX Quattro product family, and the ReSound Assist Live feature.

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