Signia Silk Charge&Go IX Price: What It Costs by Tier and What the Lab Found
Prices by tier from ZipHearing, what year two adds, and HearAdvisor's lab scores for Signia's invisible rechargeable aid.
If you reach ZipHearing through my links and complete an action on its site, such as submitting a form, I earn a $50 referral fee at no extra cost to you. I earn nothing from hear.com or Costco, and my links to them are plain links. I haven't worn this aid; the lab scores are HearAdvisor's, not mine. Prices and terms below were read from each company's own pages in October 2026 and can change.
What It Costs
The Silk comes in five technology levels, and the number before IX is the tier, with 7 the highest. These are ZipHearing's listed prices per pair, read on October 14, 2026.
| Model | ZipHearing's label | Price per pair |
|---|---|---|
| Silk Charge&Go 7IX | Premium | $3,398 |
| Silk Charge&Go 5IX | Advanced | $2,798 |
| Silk Charge&Go 3IX | Mid | $2,698 |
| Silk Charge&Go 2IX | Low | $2,598 |
| Silk Charge&Go 1IX | Economy | $2,398 |
The price includes a year of local follow-up. ZipHearing's model page says the first year of fitting, programming and follow-up care is included and appointments after that are $65 each. It also confirmed to me by email on October 7, 2026 that a hearing test can cost up to $150, credited if you buy, and custom earmolds are $50 each. The model page lists a 45-day risk-free trial and a 3-year warranty.
This is an instant-fit in-the-ear aid, a 2023 release. ZipHearing's own Zeal review says instant-fit in-ear aids such as the Silk have shown higher return rates than receiver-in-canal aids, with comfort, occlusion and retention the common reasons. The 45-day trial matters more here than on most aids.
What the Lab Measured
HearAdvisor scored the Signia Silk Charge&Go IX 3.7, Grade B, with a badge reading Top 76% of prescription hearing aids. It is a 2023 release and its page is dated September 15, 2026. The lab page doesn't tie the score to one of the five tiers, so treat it as the Silk line's score and not a promise for the 1IX.
| Fit | Speech in Quiet | Speech in Noise | Own Voice | Music | Feedback |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Initial (out of the box) | 2.7 | 1.4 | 3.6 | None | 4.6 |
| Tuned (professionally adjusted) | 4.6 | 2.2 | 1.5 | None | 4.3 |
Tuning does a lot here. Speech in quiet goes from 2.7 to 4.6 and noise from 1.4 to 2.2, but own voice falls from 3.6 to 1.5 in the tuned setup, which used a tulip dome. With no music streaming, it is a speech-in-quiet aid first. That is the case for the Silk: among the aids on my lab page it is the lowest-priced in-ear option, at $2,398 to $3,398.
How It Compares
The Oticon Zeal is the other in-the-ear aid on my lab page: $4,598, scored 4.7, and it streams. The Silk costs $1,200 to $2,200 less and scored 3.7. If you want the in-ear shape at the lowest cost, that gap is the Silk's case; if you want the best in-ear lab score, it is the Zeal's. For the Costco alternative, see the ZipHearing, hear.com and Costco comparison. The Costco Rexton scored 4.6 at about $1,600 a pair (Costco's listing starts at $1,599.99; confirm the exact model at the warehouse).
See the Signia Silk Charge&Go IX on ZipHearing
Check all five tiers and use its Find a provider near me button to see who would fit it near you. A year of follow-up visits is included, then $65 a visit.
See the Signia Silk Charge&Go IX on ZipHearing →What to Ask the Provider
- Can I try a demo before I commit, and what happens in the 45 days if it doesn't seat or feels blocked?
- Which tier is this quote for, and does the cheaper tier lose features I'd actually use?
- Do you run real ear measurements at the fitting?
- What does a visit cost after the first year, a hearing test, and custom earmolds if I need them?
- If I'm in noisy rooms a lot, what will you change for that?
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Scores and prices on this page come from these pages, with the date each was read or checked. Confirm current figures with each source before you buy.
- HearAdvisor. Signia Silk Charge&Go IX (SoundScore 3.7, Grade B, badge “top 76%”; page dated September 15, 2026; checked October 24, 2026). hearadvisor.com
- HearAdvisor, for the comparison on this page. Oticon Zeal (SoundScore 4.7, Grade A, badge “top 12%”; page dated September 15, 2026; checked October 24, 2026). hearadvisor.com
- HearAdvisor, for the comparison on this page. Rexton Reach R-Li T80 at Costco (SoundScore 4.6, Grade A, badge “top 27%”; page dated September 15, 2026; checked October 24, 2026). hearadvisor.com
- HearAdvisor. How We Measure Hearing Aids (the lab tests each aid on a standard, sloping moderate hearing loss it calls N3; checked October 24, 2026). hearadvisor.com
- ZipHearing. Signia Silk Charge&Go IX model page (listed prices by tier, first-year follow-up terms and its own customer rating, as read on October 14, 2026). Affiliate link, see the disclosure above. ziphearing.com
- ZipHearing, by email. The hearing-test fee (up to $150, credited if you buy) and the earmold price ($50 each) come from ZipHearing’s email reply of October 7, 2026, not from a public page.
- Costco. Rexton brand page (Rexton prescription aids listed “starting at $1,599.99” a pair; checked October 23, 2026). costco.com