DarkFairy™ OTC RIC Hearing Aid with App Control（USA）
DarkFairy™ OTC RIC Hearing Aid with App Control（USA）
Waterfall BlueWhale is an OTC receiver-in-canal (RIC) hearing aid designed for personalized everyday listening.
Use the SoundWear app to adjust volume, EQ, and listening modes, with rechargeable power and DNN noise reduction for clear, discreet support.
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DarkFairy™ OTC RIC Hearing Aid with App Control（USA）
Product Description
Product Description
🌟 Higher-Gain RIC Hearing Support – Up to 50dB gain with AI-powered speech and noise processing.
🌟 App-Controlled Adjustments – Left/right independent volume, 4 modes, custom EQ, with support available.
🌟 Tinnitus Management Features – Built-in controls provide optional sound support.
🌟 No Bluetooth Distractions – Pure hearing assistance, simple operation, turn on and go.
🌟 20 H + 3 Charges – 20 hours per charge, case provides 3 extra full charges, magnetic charging.
Specs & Dimensions
Specs & Dimensions
Frequency Range: 250-5000Hz
Max Output: 116dB SPL
HFA Gain: 50dB
THD: <3%
Weight:4.2g
Single Charge: Up to 20 Hours Runtime
What's in The Box
What's in The Box
1× BlueWhale RIC Hearing Aid (Left or Right)
1× Magnetic Charging Case
1× USB-C Charging Cable
3× Silicone Ear Domes (S/M/L)
1× Cleaning Brush
1× Quick Start Guide
Higher-Gain RIC Hearing Support
Powered by an advanced AI chip, BlueWhale combines higher gain, noise reduction, and feedback suppression for clearer everyday listening.
APP Self‑Fitting With Left/Right Independent Adjustment
Our free app (iOS/Android) lets you adjust volume, 4 listening modes, and custom EQ – with support available when needed.
All‑Day Comfort & Power
With 20H Charge + 3 Extra Charges in Case
Our technology gives you 20 hours per charge, plus a portable case with 3 full recharges. Magnetic charging – drop in and go.
Discreet Wear-With RIC Invisible Design
Our technology sits nearly invisible when worn – stays hidden and comfortable all day.
Tinnitus Management Features
Built-in controls provide optional sound support for users managing tinnitus symptoms.
Focused Performance：No Bluetooth Audio Streaming – Just Easy Operation
Our technology keeps things simple: pure hearing assistance, no distractions, no unnecessary features. Just turn it on and go.
Open Listening, Pressure-Free Companion.
Your Hearing, Your Control
Why pay for professional adjustments you can do yourself?
The SOUNDWEAR APP puts personalized app controls at your fingertips:
Volume — Fine-tune for quiet rooms or noisy restaurants
4 Listening Modes — Normal, Restaurant, Outdoor, TV/Music
10-Band Equalizer — Boost frequencies you need most
Find My Device — Never lose your aids again
iOS and Android compatible. Free forever. No subscriptions.
Witness Unmatched Engineering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a RIC hearing aid?
What is a RIC hearing aid?
RIC stands for Receiver-in-Canal. The main body sits behind your ear, while a small receiver (speaker) rests at the opening of the ear canal through a thin, nearly invisible tube. This design offers a comfortable, open fit with clear everyday sound.
Can I adjust BlueWhale with an app?
Can I adjust BlueWhale with an app?
Yes. BlueWhale works with the free SoundWear app for iOS and Android. You can take a hearing test, adjust left and right volume independently, customize EQ, and switch between listening modes from your phone.
How long does BlueWhale last on a charge?
How long does BlueWhale last on a charge?
BlueWhale provides up to 20 hours of continuous use on a full charge. Its portable charging case provides up to three additional full charges, for up to 80 hours of power when you are away from an outlet.
Does BlueWhale stream Bluetooth audio?
Does BlueWhale stream Bluetooth audio?
No. BlueWhale is designed as a hearing aid focused on speech clarity and sound amplification. It does not support Bluetooth audio streaming for music or calls.
Does BlueWhale include tinnitus management features?
Does BlueWhale include tinnitus management features?
Yes. BlueWhale includes built-in tinnitus management features with optional sound support. These features are not a treatment for tinnitus; contact a hearing healthcare professional for medical advice or persistent symptoms.
When should I contact a hearing professional?
When should I contact a hearing professional?
Contact a hearing healthcare professional if you experience sudden hearing loss, ear pain, drainage, dizziness, recurring ear infections, ear surgery history, or rapidly changing hearing.