Tomore to Present Its Digital Hearing Aid Portfolio at EUHA 2026
Tomore will present its latest digital hearing-aid portfolio at the 70th International Congress of Hearing Aid Acousticians and accompanying industry exhibition in Hanover, Germany, from October 14 to 16, 2026. Visitors can meet the Tomore team in Hall 6, Stand 219.
Tomore is a China-based hearing-aid manufacturer bringing product design, research and development, manufacturing and sales together. At EUHA, the company plans to show current products across receiver-in-canal (RIC), behind-the-ear (BTE), in-the-ear (ITE) and completely-in-canal (CIC) styles, and discuss distribution and private-label opportunities with partners.
Meet Tomore in Hanover
The EUHA Congress brings hearing-care professionals and companies from across the sector together for education, product discovery and business conversations. For Tomore, the exhibition is an opportunity to introduce its current digital hearing-aid range and learn more about the needs of distributors and brand owners in different markets.
At the stand, visitors can ask about product configurations, model-specific functions, app-supported adjustment, manufacturing capabilities and the steps involved in developing a private-label program. The discussion can start with a finished product or with a market requirement that a partner wants to explore.
Digital hearing aids designed around everyday listening needs
A shared 16-channel digital platform
Tomore reports that its current digital product range uses a shared chip platform supporting 16 channels, with all 16 channels active. The platform provides a basis for frequency-specific adjustment, while the final fitting range, controls and available functions depend on the individual model.
For buyers, channel count is one point in a wider product review. It should be considered alongside maximum output, gain, compression behavior, feedback management, fitting options, physical fit and the instructions supplied with each model.
Functions selected by model
Depending on the model, Tomore products can include feedback suppression, maximum-output limiting, automatic gain control, low-level expansion, tinnitus sound support, impulse or loud-sound management, noise reduction and adaptive directional microphones. The exact feature set and parameters vary by product, so partners should review the specification for the model and market they plan to serve.
These are product functions, not guarantees of a particular hearing outcome. Individual experience depends on the user, hearing profile, fit, settings and listening environment.
Bluetooth and app-supported adjustment
Many Tomore models include Bluetooth. On supported products, wireless audio functions and hearing-aid operation can switch automatically between modes. Compatible models can also be adjusted through Tomore’s hearing-aid app, which uses the FIG6 fitting formula as part of its fitting workflow.
Bluetooth availability, app compatibility, controls and fitting options differ by model. Buyers can review those details with Tomore before selecting a product for a particular market or customer group.
Engineering and manufacturing under one roof
Tomore’s engineering team includes 15 specialists working across hardware, software, acoustics, electronics and testing. The company describes its workflow as spanning product design and development through manufacturing, helping its teams coordinate product requirements with production needs.
The company operates factory facilities in Shenzhen and Dongguan and reports maintaining an ISO 13485 quality-management system. Its work includes digital hearing-aid design and in-house algorithm development, alongside product testing and preparation for scaled production.
Tomore says its products serve distributor customers in multiple countries and regions, with a network of more than 1,000 distributor clients. That experience informs the company’s focus on repeatable product configurations, partner communication and practical support across the product lifecycle.
Supporting distributor and OEM/ODM partners
For distributors, product selection is only one part of building a dependable offer. Model documentation, local-market requirements, order planning, packaging and after-sales support also shape the customer experience. Tomore works with partners to review these needs alongside the hearing-aid configuration.
For OEM/ODM projects, conversations can cover product style, feature requirements, branding, packaging, app experience and production planning. The goal is to understand the partner’s target market and define a suitable project scope before moving into samples and validation.
Tomore’s stated product aim is to make hearing aids comfortable to wear and clear to listen with. As with any hearing device, suitability and results vary by individual and model; product selection should follow the device instructions and applicable local requirements.
Visit Tomore at EUHA 2026
The EUHA Congress and industry exhibition runs October 14–16, 2026, in Hanover, Germany. Find Tomore in Hall 6, Stand 219 to view the latest digital hearing-aid products and discuss distributor or OEM/ODM opportunities.
To arrange a meeting or begin a partnership conversation before the exhibition, contact Tomore at contact@tomore.net. You can also explore the Tomore OEM/ODM program and the company’s upcoming exhibitions.