Flysound Launches B02 AI Hearing Aid in the US

September 08, 2026
Flysound has launched the B02, an open fit AI hearing aid with an ear clip design, app based hearing tests, noise reduction and Bluetooth audio.

Flysound announced in a press release the US launch of its B02 Open Fit AI Hearing Aid. The ear clip device is designed for people who cannot or do not want to wear hearing aids inside the ear.

B02 uses a 12nm AI chip to control feedback at gains of up to 50 dB. It also supports low frequency noise reduction, impulse noise suppression, wind noise reduction and feedback cancellation. The device offers 16 adjustable channels, a maximum output of 117 dB SPL and up to 12 hours of use per charge.

The Flysound App provides an at home pure tone hearing test and personalized settings. Users can also request remote fitting from hearing care specialists. Other features include Bluetooth calls and audio, IP55 water resistance, location tracking and a charging case that provides more than 60 hours of use.

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