Tingoton Reviews Its EUHA 2025 Exhibition in Nuremberg
The 69th EUHA Congress took place at the Nuremberg exhibition center in Germany from October 22 to 24, 2025. In its post-event account, Tingoton said it had added a number of products since the previous year's meeting in Hanover. Its display included the Space Capsule hearing-aid maintenance device, which the company says won a 2025 MUSE Design Gold Award; a family of electronic dryers; the AUDIXION audiometer series; its company-described original head-mounted mobile sound-field system paired with AUDIXION audiometers; a 3D earmold-printing solution for hearing centers; quiet hearing-aid care devices; hearing-aid demonstration systems; and retention cords. Tingoton connected those products with what it described as more than 20 years of frontline hearing-industry experience among its team.
Tingoton described the three-day show as one of its busiest product launches and reported enthusiastic attention at its booth. Its staff demonstrated equipment, explained how it worked and offered hands-on trials. The company said face-to-face conversations and listening experiences helped it share both its technology and service approach with international hearing-care professionals. Tingoton reported enthusiastic visitor interest; it did not provide attendance or sales figures.
Solutions shown at the booth
Tingoton presented what it called a turnkey 3D earmold-production workflow for hearing centers. The steps it listed were otoscopic examination, ear impressions, 3D scanning of ear samples, digital modeling or engraving, 3D printing, a range of earmold materials and finishing tools. The company said centers could combine the components to suit different local needs.
The company also showed its video-otoscope range, including wired and wireless models and high-definition and ultra-high-definition versions. Tingoton said visitors responded favorably to the range. Its electronic dryers ranged from touchscreen models with displays to lower-cost tap-operated designs, intended to give customers different care options.
UltraFit earmolds were another focus. Tingoton described both UltraFit RIC and UltraFit BTE designs, claimed patent-protected appearance and said the products use selected polymer materials. It reported interest from hearing-care fitters at the event. Tingoton's statements about patents, materials, fit and visitor response are not independently verified in the article.
Tingoton thanked visitors for their support and said it would continue developing technology, equipment and services for hearing centers and professionals worldwide. It listed two planned 2026 meetings: the AAA conference in San Antonio, United States, on April 22–25, and EUHA in Hanover, Germany, on October 14–16. These were the company's plans at the time of the event.
At the trade show, Tingoton's booth displays the Chinese brand name alongside the English “Tingoton / hearing devices.” The wall also prints 20+ years, 60+ patents, and 20,000+ partner hearing centers; these are company-marketing figures shown on the booth, not independently verified counts. A “Mini Vacuum Pump” display and neighboring Cyfex signage are visible.
A Tingoton representative demonstrates a tabletop device to a visitor. Only a cropped part of the Chinese brand mark is visible; there is no other clearly readable Chinese sentence.
Two visitors examine an English-language “Premium Electronic Dryer” brochure at the exhibition. Visible certification marks are printed on the brochure, but the photograph is not evidence of independent certification or product performance.
A visitor examines devices at the Tingoton stand. The photo's timestamp reads “Nuremberg | October 22, 2025, 14:44”; nearby signage includes the Tingoton name and neighboring exhibitor Cyfex.
A visitor tries a Tingoton-branded head-mounted device while booth staff speak with him. The backdrop includes the company's printed figures 20+, 60+, and 20,000+; the photo alone does not verify those marketing claims.
A visitor operates a Tingoton audiometer at the trade show. The camera timestamp reads “Nuremberg | October 22, 2025, 14:36.” The screen and catalog text are not readable enough to translate as data.
Tingoton maintenance devices are displayed beneath a “Mini Vacuum Pump” sign. “Hot Sale” markers are visible. The photograph is a display record, not evidence of sales volume.
The display identifies “UltraFit Earmold” models “for BTE” and “for RIC.” The booth wall prints Tingoton's marketing figures: 20+ years, 60+ patents, and 20,000+ partner hearing centers. A camera timestamp reads “Nuremberg | October 24, 2025, 09:28.”
The team poses before a bilingual Tingoton booth wall. The wall displays company-stated figures of 20+ years, 60+ patents, and 20,000+ partner hearing centers.
