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I’m a 35yo Female and have NHS (Scotland) hearing aids. I’ve had nothing but very very good care from all the Audiologists I’ve seen or reported any issues too - with anymore hearing loss that I’ve had then received hearing exams and subsequently found there has been changes. If someone feels there not being treated fairly then it’s up to them to absolutely speak up and make a complaint - you can’t sit on that information. Of course various nhs departments will have a lack of funding and or choice -you don’t need a choice surely of what aid you’ll get surely it just matters you’ll be hearing to the level of loss you have. If you want more options then you’ll be going private and paying for that. They’re shouldn’t be a stigma to NHS hearing aids - they’re completely brilliant. Bluetooth -with IOS /Android. Great for streaming on your phone or laptop or tv. The audiologists if anything at other private places I’ve encountered have given me different results for that audiogran and told me my results were worse when all they wanted was my money to buy a more expensive aid. And remember HA’s only last on average 5-6years - whether they’re NHS or private.

Just got a pair love them

You’re just aging they’re better than NHs cause you are a part of the company and want people to pay for them so you earn money mate.

I have an NHS hearing aid and have received nothing but helpful and professional help from my audiologist and ENT doctors.

@konracciesla 0 sekund temu the best would be phonak b titanium a little bigger for 13 batteries instead of 10 batteries think man

The NEW Bernafon Packaging is very Premium!

IMMENSELY HELPFUL, THANKS!

Hi. Have signia now stopped doing these with open domes? All my current research shows only sleeves available for the Silk series. I have normal low frequency hearing so have been told my only option is RIC type aids, but not had success with these due to wearing glasses, masks, and having a shallow concha!! Would love an option like this with little occlusion effect.

Widex is wireless bluetooth signia has merged with widex

I have this exact model of hearing aids and I just wanted to point out that there is no actual "directional mode" as the gentleman on the left states at 7:30. Yes, they are supposed to focus on the speaker in font of you and reduce the volume of speakers behind you, but believe me, they do a very poor job of this, and they will pick up the voices of everyone around you. They just don't work in crowded situations for me. If you are looking for hearing aids where you can access and control directionality through an app, you will not find it in these. For this particular model, you can switch between programs (up to 6), adjust volume, and treble and bass - that's all - via the Signia app and/or the Signia Mini Pocket.

Is the Phonak Titanium more powerful than the Starkey Picasso IIC or is it an apples to apples comparison?

Thank you for this report. I would like to see the real thing not just your comments, I think that would add more value specially for those of us that are very visual. We didn't see the real use of them, only your opinions which I think is not what I want because words are subject to interpretation. We need to se the device working and the features in action. Many thanks.

I have a pair of Signia Silk 7X CIC, where can I get the domes that are perforated which you show in this video?

Thanks for the video .... I don't have a volume problem. i hear but i have a mix problem of letters similarity i cant distinguish btw s t or sh or ch or f , or z with j sometimes hear f like s which makes it difficult to hear properly ... Does phonak solve this problem ? I used to have a hearing aid of other company but no result . Thanks for reply in advance.

Waiting for iic for profound hearing loss

I'm going to be getting hearing aids on January 22 I'm very impressed with what I've seen about the Audeo Marvel, my question is would Molina healthcare cover the purchase of that particular hearing aid

How much are they? Please.

i need my hearing aid but no money pls geft me des crestmass wish 4 me pls.....from phillipines.....pls

Great review!

Can you sit any further away from the camera?

That is all very and good as long as you have £3,000 pounds to spare??

Delightful review! Thanks so much for a stellar summary of this apparently outstanding hearing aid. Great content and so very helpful to a music fan and hearing aid newbie like myself!

Which is the most invisible, and which has the best/strongest performance, and which has the most adjustment options via iphone? Virto B, Virto V, Marvel, Silk NX, Lyric?? So many options are marketed online and it's impossible to understand which is better for what.. Can you help by comparing all these?

Are these smaller than the eargo? For smaller ear canals?

Very interesting and informative. Thank you.

I bought these a year ago and am satisfied with them. They work as you described. Mine came with a cardboard box and a larger charger tray. They charge easily and last me the entire day. I still do have some confusion when I want to change the audio from the hearing aids to the iPhone and vice versa. I sometimes cannot understand women's voices even after they repeat to me several times what they are saying. They simply give up on me. I nearly purchased the Oticon hearing aids instead of the Phonak. A few months ago the battery in one died and Phonak replaced it with a new one within a week. The Oticon gave me a slight advantage but did not have the features of the high-end Phonak Marvel. Both are expensive but hearing better is quite important.

I have been looking for a resound center in Las Vegas, Nevada... is there one here. I have resound hearing aids.. my hearing is bad.. I need to have them checked. One is not working well. I also lost my phone clip. I'm a mess. Can you please help me.

Is there any chance of getting it in India

How much are the prices if bought through Costco?

Thanks.

I have had my M90's for a few months now and have put them through their paces and have come up with a list of my findings. Pros. Battery life. They last me all day with some telephone streaming and still have power when I go to bed and that is 14-16 hours use a day. Hands free telephone. Really good especially in noisy situations. Though to the observer, it does look like I am talking to myself. Streaming. Yeah that is really good too. Sound is right inside my head. You can't really describe it, you have to experience it, but it does drain the battery somewhat. Configuration. These are very configurable. Lots of options to get the best out of them. Artificial Intelligence. In the Autosense mode, they analyse the environment constantly and change their settings. They are comfortable to wear. Tinnitus improvement It works with Android phones Not tried the remote connection but if it works as they say it does, that would be very handy. Oh I can hear better with them. Cons For me, I find the app too basic. As I am very much in to tech, I would love more options and sliders to try myself but I guess most people would probably find the app ok. I do tinker with the app more than I should really, and keep changing the program to other situations. Accessories can be very expensive. Bluetooth hands free telephone can get confused now and then if your phone is connected to both your hearing and the car's hands free telephone. (though that is probably an issue with the phone not knowing which device to output to). Streaming movies via bluetooth does drain the battery but that is the way bluetooth devices work, so not really a fault with them No GPS feature. Would be good if you could have them switch program based on location. I think I saw another brand that allowed changes to be sent by SMS messaging, that would be good to have. Lastly, I want to add and maybe give some thought, to this. They are bluetooth enabled. I am trying some Android automaton tools (auto magic and automate) to see if I can get other apps and devices to interact. For example, turn on or off bluetooth when I take the M90s off charge and they start up or their power level drops, or if another device connects to my phone. Or to ping my phone an SMS message or e-mail when the battery runs low. I haven't tried it with IFTT yet but if I had smart light bulbs, could I use my Phonaks to tell my phone I am in a particular room and to turn on the lights/TV/Other device?

Phonak's customer relations are incapable of handling problems.

@phonak Hello, Phonak B90 Titanium that i bought producted faulty by Phonak-Switzerland. Please deal with the matter.

What types of prices has everyone seen on these hearing aids. I have seen a large swing in prices.

Who much is this???

Thank you for such an informative review! I have a relative who has just upgraded to these and he loves them! I am a lifelong musician and a High School Band Director and have lost 40% of my hearing due to noise exposure. How would these work for me in this type of setting? -- A classroom with 90 students playing their hearts out? Or 40 students playing guitars? These hearing aides sound amazing, but will they work for me?? Hopeful in California, Cindy

The hearing aids are terrific but the latest (Nov2019) version of the MyPhonak app is DREADFULLY unstable. Because the Phonak uses two different blue-tooth channels, if the primary because active in any way (even if the Android screen so much as goes dark) the app will shut down. This renders it nearly useless (because when it re-starts you will lose any settings you may have changed from AutoSenseOS3.0). To summarize, the blue-tooth streaming of phone-calls, music and notifications is fantastic (which uses Bluetooth CLASSIC). The MyPhonak app (using Bluetooth LE) is awful.

do these two evan have hearing loss

I've been wearing my phonak audeo hearing aids for about a week, first time wearing hearing aids. All I can say is I love it. I like the rechargeable hearing aids. I recharge them overnight and put them in the morning, last me all day. Bluetooth works too.

When I hear "bluetooth" it makes me think I have to constantly punch into my cell phone what kind of noise environment I'm stepping into. (Movie theater, windy beach, quiet restaurant, noisy restaurant, concert, church, sports stadium, library...etc.) Seems very labor intensive! lol Plus! What if my cell battery is near dead? What am I to do with an already "set setting" and then step into a completely different noise environment if my cell dies? *Q: Isn't there an intuitive hearing aid that can do the noise assessment-adjustment automatically??* If so...can you name a few reliable ones? (I apologize in advance, I'm going for my first appointment ever with audiologist in a few weeks. Been diagnosed by ENT doctor with moderate-severe hearing loss in both ears. Learning as much as possible on internet. Thank you for your insight.* 🤗

I've had Starkey Halo RIC for five years (not AI). they are flawless. A solid reliable HA.

Hi daddy it's Faith

whether it is suitable for more than 80% hearing loss? whether have blue tooth connectivity?

I’m torn between these and the Phonak Marvels as I want top-of-the-range rechargeable hearing aids. I’m a teacher in college (not screaming kids) with mild to moderate hearing loss. The high end declines after about 5kHz and is non-existent after 8kHz. I’m a tweaker so Quattros are attractive. But the Phonaks look really good. Can you tell me anything to help me decide? Oh, I’m also a musician in my spare time.

Apple lithium ion AirPods, lithium powered sports buds etc, have been on the market for nigh on 4 years. Amazing that hearing aid manufacturers have lagged behind for SO LONG in what is, let’s face it, pretty standard miniaturized rechargeable technology.

Looks like the dogs bollocks of hearing aids!

P.S. Can these hearing aids be fitted with ear molds?

Hell’o and thank you for this impressive information. I am in the market to replace the Phonaks I currently have. Both are “Dalias,” in-canal aids. The left ear aid, that I have had for about 5-6 years, has given poor sound quality from the outset. Despite bringing this fact repeatedly to the dealer’s attention, and computer adjustments made each time, a microphone replacement was determined necessary 2 years ago, yet it still yielded inadequate sound quality. The aid for the right aid was purchased in late ‘15. It needed a new microphone in ‘18. However, the sound quality is far superior in the right aid. My hearing tests through the years up, until a test performed yesterday, reveal the hearing loss has not worsened and is still stable hearing in both ears, thankfully, so the poorer hearing with the left ear aid indicates some defect in it, of course which I have had to live with. All of which brings me to my question to you both about what you can say to convince me to invest in more Phonak hearing aids. As said, the right-ear Dalia has great hearing capability, although it like the left aid, had to have its mic replaced at great expense. Also, I bought both aids just within 5 years, yet a previous brand of in-canal hearing aids I had 10-12 years, with minimal concerns compared to the Phonaks. So here I am prepared to go back to that previous brand with this new purchase any day now, yet I truly want maximum hearing accuracy afforded by the best of today’s hearing aids, especially in large group settings. The aids you present in this video are most impressive in all respects. Please share as best you can why I should invest once more in Phonak as far as hearing quality, reliability, and durability are all concerned.

How long does the Rechargeable battery last and how much dose it cost to change

Excellent video Mr Fletcher!