
iBstone · App fitting and audio streaming
AuraLink
A connected OTC model with AuraFit app settings and Bluetooth calls and music streaming, for people comfortable managing a phone-based setup.
- Controls
- AuraFit app
- Format
- Receiver-in-canal

Brand overview
Explore 12 documented iBstone references, from compact K-series in-canal devices to AuraLink, Edge, HearEase and MiniRIC. Control methods, battery scopes and current availability differ.
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A model name is only the start
Some model pages share wording or unresolved identifiers. Use the exact model and control task, and keep unconfirmed differences visible rather than assuming that a higher model number is an upgrade.
| Exact model | Controls | Phone use | Stated power scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| AuraLink | AuraFit app | Compatible iOS or Android device | Up to 16 hours hearing / 13 hours streaming |
| Nova | On-device volume button | On-device volume adjustment | 20 hours per charge / 100 hours with case stated |
| K17 | Confirm the included controls | No app described | Up to 24 hours stated |
| Rechargeable OTC | On-device volume button | On-device volume adjustment | Up to 24 hours stated |
| Edge | On-device button | No app required for documented everyday controls | Up to 24 hours; 125-hour case/backup claim requires scope confirmation |
| K18 | On/off button; supplied volume-adjusting tool | No app documented for everyday controls | Up to 24 hours after about 3 hours of charging |
| K19 | On/off button; supplied volume-adjusting tool | No app documented for everyday controls | Up to 24 hours after about 3 hours of charging |
| K21 | Touch controls for volume and programs | No app documented for everyday controls | 20+ hours per charge; about 100 hours described as case backup |
| K22 | Touch controls for volume and programs | No app documented for everyday controls | 20+ hours per charge; about 100 hours described as case backup |
| K23 | Touch controls for volume and programs | No app documented for everyday controls | 20+ hours per charge; about 100 hours described as case backup |
| HearEase | On-device button | No app documented for everyday controls | 24+ hours per charge; case described as three additional charges |
| MiniRIC | On-device button | No app documented for everyday controls | Manufacturer text conflicts: 24-hour banner / up to 30 hours in feature section |
Read one model at a time
AuraLink documents AuraFit app settings and phone audio; Nova records a physical volume button. K18 and K19 describe a separate volume-adjusting tool. These tasks differ even when all are called rechargeable hearing aids.
Compare three control routines →K21, K22 and K23 have very similar documented descriptions and conflicting generic versus model-specific battery text. This guide retains separate references but has not established a performance difference or that they are interchangeable.
Inspect the three source-linked records →Edge, HearEase and MiniRIC use receiver-in-canal arrangements. Their sources have different backup scopes or conflicting charge/runtime text. Compare wire and tip fit alongside written clarification of the exact power figures.
Compare the wearing and power details →Based on the source-linked exact model records in this guide, researched October 25, 2026. Editorial selection framework added October 26. This is not a complete historical catalog, live stock check or hands-on comparison.

iBstone · App fitting and audio streaming
A connected OTC model with AuraFit app settings and Bluetooth calls and music streaming, for people comfortable managing a phone-based setup.

iBstone · In-canal with one-button volume
A rechargeable in-canal option with one-button volume control and a case intended for charging between uses.

iBstone · A rechargeable in-canal format
A compact rechargeable in-canal model. Compare its fit, controls and package details before choosing it as a lower-price option.

iBstone · Physical volume controls
A rechargeable OTC configuration with a physical volume button. Its exact product reference is shown because the supplied title does not give a distinct model name.

iBstone · On-device button
A rechargeable mini receiver-in-canal iBstone model, identified by the WN-Edge-b1 retailer reference.

iBstone · Compact body; tool-based volume
K18 is a compact rechargeable in-canal iBstone model with left/right color coding and a supplied tool for volume adjustment.

iBstone · Compact body; tool-based volume
K19 is a compact rechargeable in-canal iBstone model with left/right color coding and a supplied tool for volume adjustment.

iBstone · Touch adjustments; four presets
The K21 is a rechargeable in-canal iBstone model with touch adjustments, four programs and a portable charging case.

iBstone · Touch adjustments; four presets
The K22 is a rechargeable in-canal iBstone model with touch adjustments, four programs and a portable charging case.

iBstone · Touch adjustments; four presets
The K23 is a rechargeable in-canal iBstone model with touch adjustments, four programs and a portable charging case.

iBstone · RIC fit; physical controls
HearEase is a receiver-in-canal iBstone model with physical controls, three listening presets and a flat portable charging case.

iBstone · Four presets; battery scope to confirm
MiniRIC is a receiver-in-canal iBstone option with a physical button and four presets. Its battery figures need confirmation in the current manual.
Keep model names and stock codes distinct. AuraLink uses app settings and streaming; Nova and K17 describe different in-canal approaches. Confirm the identity of generically named rechargeable entries.
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