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The primary difference between analog and digital hearing aids lies in how they process sound. Analog hearing aids amplify all sounds, making them louder, but lack the ability to distinguish between speech and background noise. This can result in less clarity, especially in noisy environments. On the other hand, digital hearing aids convert sound waves into digital signals, allowing for more precise sound processing. They can be programmed to reduce background noise while enhancing speech, offering a more tailored listening experience. Additionally, digital hearing aids often feature advanced functions like feedback cancellation and connectivity to smartphones, making them more versatile.