Guys I mean no disrespect, but I've learned very little about these hearing aids from this information. You can't fit the wrong speaker? umm.... great. we've minimised the less used controls on the app in the fitting software, but surely that's an app fitting update not the Intent itself? and now you've done that what if those settings are actually more useful for the audiologist and they don't look at them because you've made them harder to reach? The DNN 2.0... ok what does that do as compared to the DNN on the Reals? how do they sound? what's the latency like? They're smaller great but at the end of the day are hearing aids 1st not a fashion accessory. Can we get more information about what's different/improved from the Reals in real terms that we can understand rather than just the marketing? It may be as I'm totally blind I've missed a load of information you've put up on screen in this video which to be honest is a problem in itself, but some sound samples would be great as well as some more hands on experience. Thanks.
To bad they are so horrendously expensive and thus not available for a wider range of people. They use now the same units with less features. You should find a way to make the technology available for a wider range of people.
Speaking from experience only having one volume control button is extremly awful, what they hell were you thinking?!! No in office battery replacement, no detachable wire from the costum ear mold (you have to send it to Oticon) - how are these supposed to be a step up from the Real ha?? This is extrem anti-consumerism here... I am very sceptical about the so called improvements in your DNN and 4d sensors since I am testing the Real 1s and their automatic noise suppression in complex hearing environments is literally making it impossible for me to actually use them as they make my listening experience much more miserable than not using the automatic suppression.
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Can’t wait to try them with RK Audiology in Austin TX.
Guys I mean no disrespect, but I've learned very little about these hearing aids from this information. You can't fit the wrong speaker? umm.... great. we've minimised the less used controls on the app in the fitting software, but surely that's an app fitting update not the Intent itself? and now you've done that what if those settings are actually more useful for the audiologist and they don't look at them because you've made them harder to reach?
The DNN 2.0... ok what does that do as compared to the DNN on the Reals? how do they sound? what's the latency like? They're smaller great but at the end of the day are hearing aids 1st not a fashion accessory. Can we get more information about what's different/improved from the Reals in real terms that we can understand rather than just the marketing?
It may be as I'm totally blind I've missed a load of information you've put up on screen in this video which to be honest is a problem in itself, but some sound samples would be great as well as some more hands on experience.
Thanks.
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Im trialing them and i do not like them at all. I prefer my opn 1iic over the intent 1s.
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To bad they are so horrendously expensive and thus not available for a wider range of people. They use now the same units with less features. You should find a way to make the technology available for a wider range of people.
Speaking from experience only having one volume control button is extremly awful, what they hell were you thinking?!! No in office battery replacement, no detachable wire from the costum ear mold (you have to send it to Oticon) - how are these supposed to be a step up from the Real ha?? This is extrem anti-consumerism here...
I am very sceptical about the so called improvements in your DNN and 4d sensors since I am testing the Real 1s and their automatic noise suppression in complex hearing environments is literally making it impossible for me to actually use them as they make my listening experience much more miserable than not using the automatic suppression.
I'd prefer zero buttons. Just use the app; it's way easier to triple-click your iphone.