Loss of Hearing

Didactic:

I assume you’re referring to the new Siemens Centra. Here are its features:
SoundSmoothing™ technology – instantly recognizes and reduces annoying noises like rustling paper, clanging dishes, and breaking glass, while preserving the sound of voices and conversations
DataLearning™ – learns based on your volume changes, and automatically adjusts itself to match your preferences
e2e wireless™ communication – keeps your instruments properly balanced at all times, so you can easily and naturally tell where sounds are coming from. Also makes instruments easier to use by enabling you to control the volume and program of both instruments at the same time
Most Advanced Adaptive Feedback Cancellation – reduces or eliminates the high-pitched whistling common with many other hearing instruments
eWindScreen – an electronic wind noise reduction system that detects wind conditions and adapts automatically to reduce annoying wind noise
Directional Microphone System – so advanced it automatically adapts to your listening environment and can reduce multiple noise sources. This makes it easier to focus on what really matters – like speech and conversations.
It has considerably more technology than the Triano, but my advice would be to stick with what you’ve got as long as you’re happy with it. These things are expensive, and like any technology, the latest and greatest commands a premium, and should only be considered by those for whom cost is not a consideration.
If you’re not satisfied with your current setup, see if your local shop will give you a “test drive” with one of these new systems. Also, there may be considerable trade-in or resale value on your Triano – worth checking into, anyway.