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Hey Stephen! I'm sorry for the late reply! I hope your fitting went well and the 330's are making your life easier! The Zen program helps my tinnitus a lot when it gets bad and I have noticed an overall decrease in the occurrence/perception of the tinnitus on a daily basis. I am glad the video was helpful. I will be doing an updated video soon so stay tuned! I'd love to hear how you're doing with the hearing aids -Brett

Hi Dorothy, I apologize I missed your question. I can absolutely hear soft spoken folks more clearly! I hope you have your new hearing aids by now and they are working well for you! -Brett

Unfortunately, there aren't many, if any, hearing aids that are compatible with streaming audio directly to the hearing aids. You can buy a streamer device from Widex that would allow that functionality.

Sam's Club and Costco do free hearing tests for members typically as well. The tests are usually just as accurate as anything an audiologist does as the folks operating them are typically licensed by the state (if you're in the US and depending on your state's requirements). I will agree that it is a great idea to go to an Audiologist directly if at all possible. I wasn't able to get an appointment for one for a couple of weeks, so Sam's Club was the best option for me at the time. Thanks for sharing your a story and for the kind words, AA7YA! I can only imagine the difference that going from analog to digital made for you. I am sure you will be very impressed by the advancements made in the last 15 years. The ability to make adjustments on the fly to adapt your hearing aid to the environment you're in right from your phone is second to none! I will be doing an update in a couple of weeks after my next appointment with my audiologist, so be on the look out for that! -Brett

Try turning on your GPS location settings. I noticed that when I do that, it pairs faster. Also, try re-pairing the hearing aids with your phone. I have to do that about once every couple of weeks but it helps a lot with connection time. -Brett

I'm honestly not sure. I only have an Android, unfortunately.

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Hi Niall, thank you so much for sharing your story and for watching this video! They are definitely expensive, that is for sure. Thankfully, I only needed one for now but I will need a second one sooner than later. If you like the Widex Evoke series, see if they have a lower model available. You may lose some adjustments but it could save some money. I would also talk to your Audiologist about the price concerns and see if they can work with you on the price by maybe unbundling their services. A lot of times, they bundle in 2 or 3 years worth of care into the price and that can raise the cost a lot. -Brett

I had the same issue for about the first month until I got used to it. You'll notice sounds you didn't realize you were missing. For me, the biggest one was the turn signal clicking in my car. haha. It will definitely work with Android as that is what I have, just be sure it is the correct app for your model of hearing aid as there are quite a few apps! If you have the Widex Evoke's, use the Widex Evoke app. If you're unsure, talk to your audiologist and they should be able to help you get it set up correctly. You can also adjust the volume as well in the app, but I would leave it at about the middle. Thank you, I am glad you are getting there yourself as well! -Brett

@@fattyconfessionals7507 It's so different. Last night I thought the dog knocked over something big as I was in another room and I heard this big crash and it was just his bone. I will do the app today. I go back in two months to get it all checked to see if this one is working. I was so afraid that I would be having to use this giant thing that I remember a Dr of mine using, but this is so small and my hair covers it.

@@oskarmolly I can appreciate that for sure! You'll get used to being able to hear again and it won't be so loud. There will actually be situations where you will need to turn it louder sometimes even, as crazy as that may seem right now. Awesome, I hope the app works as well for you as it does for me! I am with you on that! I had a guy I work with, who I see and talk to every day, not notice it until last week! Anymore, Bluetooth earpieces are so common, people don't even notice that you have something on your ear.

Been reading up on the Widex and I see they're working on an Android app, so eventually Android users will have an app that works with their Widex hearing aids.

AA7YA- They currently have an android app, it just does not currently allow streaming media, like music and phone calls, to your aids. That's the only downfall of most hearing aids on the market in my opinion and the biggest difference between having Android and iPhone with hearing aids. The app functions very well otherwise. -Brett

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