Cearvol has unveiled a groundbreaking line of AI hearing aids at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, presenting products that challenge traditional perceptions of hearing devices. The company introduced three innovative models: the Cearvol Wave, Cearvol Liberte, and Cearvol Lyra, each designed to enhance user experience while prioritizing aesthetics and functionality.
Introducing the Cearvol Wave
The Cearvol Wave stands out as a modern solution akin to truly wireless earbuds. This model features a compact charging case that includes a touchscreen display, allowing users to control various functions without needing a mobile app. This design aims to simplify usage, enabling direct adjustments for volume and modes right from the case.
Moreover, the Cearvol Wave supports AUX-IN connectivity, which is particularly useful in environments where Bluetooth access may be limited, such as during air travel. The device employs advanced AI and deep neural network (DNN) technology to enhance sound quality by minimizing background noise and improving speech clarity in various settings. With a battery life that lasts a full day and a charging case capable of providing an additional 22 hours of use, the Cearvol Wave also allows a quick 15-minute charge for three hours of listening.
The Cearvol Liberte and Lyra Models
Following the Wave, Cearvol introduced the Cearvol Liberte, touted as the industry’s first open-ear hearing aid earbuds. These are designed to provide hearing support without blocking the ear canal. The Liberte features a modular design with detachable accessories, promoting customization to suit individual preferences. Its charging case, however, lacks the touchscreen functionality found in the Wave.
The most unique offering is the Cearvol Lyra, which integrates hearing aid technology into a stylish pair of glasses. Equipped with high-performance microphones positioned at the front, the Lyra glasses capture sound from the wearer’s natural field of view. This design enhances the clarity of speech and focus during conversations, while also maintaining an open-ear configuration. The glasses support Bluetooth audio streaming for calls and music, eliminating the need for a prescription fitting.
Cearvol has confirmed that the Cearvol Wave will be available for purchase on the company’s website in early 2026. Details regarding the availability of the other two models are still pending. These innovative products reflect Cearvol’s commitment to merging technology with user-friendly design, potentially reshaping the hearing aid market.