Phonak Virto Paradise Detailed Hearing Aid Review
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- Опубликовано: 23 мар 2022
- Phonak Virto Paradise Detailed Hearing Aid Review. Doctor Cliff Olson, Audiologist and founder of Applied Hearing Solutions in Phoenix Arizona, reviews the Custom In-The-Ear version of the Phonak Audeo Paradise line of hearing aids that includes the Virto P Black Wireless, Virto P Non-Wireless, and the Virto P Titanium Hearing Aids.
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Man the review I've been waiting for awesome 😁
Thank you Dr Cliff, now I’m really excited about getting my P90 in, I have 2 weeks left. Thank for the review.
Nice review Dr. Cliff. I've been wearing the Marvel version of these hearing aids (black) for about a year and love them. Especially for Zoom / Skype meetings at work. My insurance only covers HAs once every 2 years, so I won't be upgrading. Connecting to 2 different bluetooth sources at the same time would be nice though. Always enjoy your videos.
I ordered my Virto Paradise hearing aids three days after you ordered yours when you made your announcement. I get mine in on the 31st. Excited to get them.
That's Awesome!
This was an informative video. I am due for new hearing aids and have been waiting for the next new ITE hearing aid. I currently have Resound Linx and do plenty of streaming. It seems Phonak would handle streaming better due to the Bluetooth platform it uses. Even though I have severe hearing loss I still prefer the custom hearing aids. I have to choose a manufacturer that has the UP receiver option. I look for sound quality for speech understanding and streaming capability, and attention to fit/feedback management. I have not seen any current news regarding improvement in feedback management and wondering if one manufacturer has better feedback control than another, of course fit is important. I will currently look at the Phonak Virto Paradise ITE version for my next hearing aids. Thank you Dr Cliff for the review of these hearing aids.
Very informative. I just made the switch from EARGO to P-70. I had EARGOS for the last 6 years.
I just ordered the P-70 in- ear model, so I will be able to give a comparison update of EARGO/PHONAK once I give the P-70 a whirl. One thing I know for sure is EARGO has a two year life’s span. I’ve had two different models and both lasted the same amount of time. THANKS AGAIN 🙌🏽
Thank you for your information, it does helps a lot💕👏🏼
Thanks for your thorough video. I’m on a trial with the Phonak Audeo over the ears hearing aids. I don’t like them due to I wear glasses and always wear a mask outside my home. This makes things uncomfortable and I look like an elf. I see my Audiologist in a few days for other options. Thanks again.
Thanks for a great review Dr. C! I’ve been waiting for this one (and my audiologist is waiting too :). She took my impressions a week ago and is standing by. I’m ready to order the Virto 312 now. Interestingly she said that results from 3D scans are not quite as good and she ends up sending most of them back for a remake. So I don’t mind that Phonak still uses the traditional method for impressions.
Pronac hearing aids
@@carolsanture7772 uh what?
I really like the rechargeable batteries in my Phonak Paradise Audeo 90R hearing aids.
Thanks Doc!
Love your videos DR.C! I will be getting some new hearing aids soon. I am looking at the Phonak Titanium IICs. Bit of an unrelated Q, do you have any recommendation on earphones instead of headphones that I can put into my ear with IIC in them?
I like your blue shirt, Cliff. 👍😁
Dr. Cliff,
Love your videos! I’m currently wearing the Phonak Marvels and having many issues with them. I had to send the hearing aids to the the factory/repair about 12 times.
Since age four I wore hearing aids. The crazy part is to experiencing the different technologies through out the years. From analog to digital even to numerous channels.
My case is hard because I do not like to have any options such noise reduction, wind, speech clarity or even crowd noises. I ask my audiologist to turn them off.
The hard part through my life is deciding on the best hearing aids to my hearing lost. I am at moderate to severe hearing loss. I wore Starkey, Oticon, Phonak, and some others I can’t remember.
I currently work as an law enforcement. I’m in the process of getting new hearing aids. I was told by my audiologist during my hearing test with the hearing aids on. I had weakness to speech recognition. My audiologist stated my hearing speech recognition is something I will never get back due to my brain development. I’m not sure if that make sense to you. My audiologist believes with the new hearing aid from Miracle Ear might help. The hearing aid is equip with 2 microphone and is the premium technology (level 5).
Do you have any recommendations? Maybe something we share over Zoom or video chat? I would really appreciate your time to understand about hearing loss especially
my case.
Thank you
I'd say phonack they're known for speech
Subscribed, btw, is it normal that i hear better with my right hearing aid ear ( in the canal ) than left hearing aid? the volume for both are max now but i hear with them differently
thanks for the review. I have Virto B P90 and it is time for new ones. Is there a significant difference with the Virto Paradise titanium compared to the B?
Thanks for your great video's. I wonder if you have any opinion about the Phonak Virto Paradise wireless in comparance to the Starkey Evolv ITE. The Paradise technology is 2- 3 years on the market and the Starkey came in this year so I could imagine that Starkey is in front now...
The first one you showed is huge
These sound amazing, I wish they were rechargeable
Just got my pair of Virto Paradise yesterday, and really shocked by how much larger mine are vs. the ones shown in this video. I know every person is different and there are a lot of variables but I’m a pretty big guy (6’0, 200) with big ears and big canals, so expected mine would probably be closer in size to the ones you got, Doc. However, when I first put mine in, I was convinced Phonak had made me full-shell models by mistake, but my audiologist assured me that mine are still considered half-shells. Unlike the ones you demoed here though, mine fill up a much larger portion of my concha. In fact, they are so big that Phonak didn’t bother putting removal wires on them like can be seen on yours, as it’s super easy to just grab the aids and pluck them right out.
Pretty bummed because other than size, my very early assessment is that they work pretty great. Don’t get me wrong, I expected them to be very visible for sure, but had hoped they would have a somewhat slimmer, more compact profile, closer in line with the ones they sent you. Alas!
Doc... Do you think technology level could be one of the reasons?? Were the ones you modeled in the video top-of-the-line P90s? Or a lower tech level?
My virto Paradise 90 with extra power Bluetooth 312 aids are the size as shown. So I’m very pleased.
@@barryalanlevine probably not it's definitely the shape of your ear canal
how do you like them?
@@VLiviu I love mine. Have had them almost 2 years now and they are the best aids I've ever owned, by far, in terms of power and features. The only downside is how large and visible they are, but that's a fair trade off for the performance they provide, and I still prefer the large in-the-ear style to a behind-the-ear RIC. Not too long after buying these,I bought a less expensive pair of RICS from Costco, to wear on the occasions when having large black earbud style aids just isn't preferred (and also to have a solid paid of backup aids and a t-coil) and the RICs work plenty good too, but the Virto P90s are still better and thus the ones I wear most of the time. I'm inclined to say that I'd buy another pair of them when my current one is ready to be retired...or whatever (hopefully) new and improved version is available then.
Can I get the miniRITE R oticon hearing aids with molds instead of domes?
Can you give me an answer wether my Hearing loss is suitable for the titanium in the canal version?
0,25: 55db
0,5: 65 db
1: 75 db
2: 45 db
4: 40 db
8: 50 db
Or would be a bte Hearing aid the better Option?
Thank you, great video!
A few questions - Are the Roger receivers build into these hearing aids by default or are they optional extras? I believe they are included by default in the Audeo line. Second, what is the average expected battery life for the 312 wireless model assuming you spend 8-10 hours/day streaming? Third, is the new app stable? In earlier versions it used to change the default saved program if any adjustment was made to the custom settings even temporarily.
built in, 4-5 days, new app will fix lots problems in the past
Not sure if you have done a video on this yet but I would be interested in a video on hearing aid compatibility with electronic stethoscope such as thinklabs.
Oh, I like the pink ones. 😃
I asked the VA Hospital about the pulse on the lumity and was told I had to downgrade to paradise if I wanted that and I said no thank you cause the lumity has too many features I like better then paradise but again good viudeo
hi doc Can you feature this line with the Bicros feature? i cant seem to find a video regarding phonaks ITE product with bicros. I needed to buy two hearing aids as I have bidirectional hearing problem thanks
Hi Doc! Which are the invisible Bluetooth hearing aids that have the wires sticking straight out. Have they fixed them? (I’m sorry, I saw them in one of ur videos but can’t find the info again.)
I got my Virto B90 Titanium 3 yrs ago and is still working good w/ few minor issues but the warranty covers it. Is it worth upgrading to Virto P90 Titanium?
JoAnne F
Even after looking at your excellent videos - I am still so confused on all the different features and benefits of the different models of the Phonak Virto Paradise. The company web site is very confusing and worthless. In one of your videos you showed some charts that describe what each model has (and does not have) but I cannot find these charts. Can you tell me where they are located in the website. ALSO .... let me cut to the chase ... I want 1)the smallest or most invisable "in the ear" version; 2) Bluetooth / wireless technology; 3) the ability to control the Hearing aids with the Phonak Ap and the best directional hearing options. WHICH DO YOU THINK IS THE BEST OPTION FOR ME ??? Appreciate your excellent videos. I am currently doing a trial of an Oticon but do not like it and want something else. Thankks for your help.
Tell me please how can I buy and whicj item is suitable for me as I have severe hearing loss.
What's the difference between the Phonak Virto B Titanium vs the Virto P Titanium?
Thanks for the great review, Doc! Main question that I feel like I missed is...what are the primary differences between the new 'Paradise' model and the previous 'Marvel' one? Seems mostly the same to me, but I'm assuming some of the tech features you described are new to this generation vs. previous? Or is it mostly just a rebranding of the model name?
auto sense 4.0 vs 3.0 can pair lots of devices vs before also better noise reduction
Yes, Autosense has been updated from 3.0 to 4.0 with additional features such as Dynamic Noise Cancellation and Soft Speech Enhancer. They also allow for more Pairings and Active Bluetooth connections concurrently.
WOW that's awesome 😎‼️ I love to have those but cost too much money for me to have too many Hearing Sides in my pocket will be heavy ‼️I only have 2 ears anyway lol 😆🤣🦻🦻
@@DrCliffAuDhi doc. Can you please say if they are going to upgrade the Phonak Virto™ Paradise with new version for 2024?
Hello Can you please let us know when phonak Paradise virto model comes in CROS hearing aids.Can you please do a review on CROS hearing aids.Thank you
Puedo usar este modelo con sordera profunda unilateral?
Thanks for all these insights, much appreciated!
I have from 2018 the Phonic Virto B90 Power CIC and am looking to get a new set of aids. The Paradise sounds interesting but am thinking of holding out for the potential Lumity which may come out at some point next year -- do you think it's worthwhile waiting or is it a big enough of a jump in the meantime? I've been thinking of trailing the RIC in the meantime to see if it makes that much of a difference for me but I've never been impressed by bluetooth tech in past trails and rechargeable doesn't work for my lifestyle (international travel 1-2 times a year, many extended working days i.e. 7am to 2-3am)
If appropriate, I'd be happy schedule an appointment and provide more background, audiology reports, etc.
🤔 I'd say trial the ric version I know I'm a bit late to the party as they say but probably by now you've already made your decision
I noticed you didn't link to that venting video in the comments...just a heads up
I have a Virto Titanium CIC on order through the VA. But I was told these were wireless, which is a must have for my tinnitus management. Was that not correct?
With the P-Titanium, can you use apple earbuds like w/ Lyric? I'm on a Lyric trial, however sleeping with them has been my breaking point unfortunately - great otherwise.
Doc please I went to ENT and the doctor said my right ear is completely off so nothing can be done about it. So I want to know if I you have a device that can send the message from my right ear to my left ear. Because I'm very sad because of the way my colleagues treat me at the work place 😭😭😭
I recently was diagnosed with reverse hearing loss in my left ear and its also a cookie bite on my audiogram. My audiologist has started me with the phonak virto p90 cic. I've had it a little less than a week and have already been back for some adjustments. I'm understanding this type of hearing loss to be unique and challenging to help. Do you think this device is the right start for me? I must say I was hoping my hearing would improve more than it has. Any counsel would be appreciated.
As audiologist it's easier to adjust RIC hearings aids than CIC but it depends on the issues and your curve of hearing loss. So yes and no.
One advice from me is give it time so your brain can adapt but not to long due trial period. Good luck 🤞
Hi, did you end up getting the virto p90 ?how is it performing ?
Can I use this model for unilateral hearloss deep?
Hi there I want to change my hearing aid threads of in the ear is it available at australia i need it urgent plz
Can you please compare to the the Starkey Evolve?
I usually turn the TV down 2 steps from the middle.
Somehow I think RIC hearing aids are better hidden, the receiver in the ear is less noticeable and the hearing aid itself is usually covered by hair.
Yay tap control!!!
I need to be able to jump in the water when needed as I work on boats and need hearing aids I can put in a waterproof case on the fly. I’m interested in minorly Visible/fashionableI or invisible, providing I can submerge my head without too much time fiddling 🤣 I can live without wireless options as I use headphones. My hearing loss is minor and I just need some enhancement. A suggestion on brand and size would be amazing! Thank you for the great videos! 😎
You could always try the lyric it has all the options you're looking for an it goes a few millimeters from your eardrum like it goes really really deep
These hearing aids may be IP68 but they still risk breaking due to moisture. I had the B90 titanium and they would break every 2-3 months due to moisture (even if I kept them in a dry cup overnight) and that's without jumping in water. So, as a patient (not audiologist) I personally wouldn't recommend invisible hearing aids if that's the activities you'll be doing.
That said, Phonak Audéo Life Lumity is completely waterproof. There is also the lyric, which was rightfully suggested by the user above.
@@kizwiz6 true also wow so your titanium would break every 2 to 3 months you must really have waxy ears
Is this best for tinnutus??
Do these models connect to Microsoft Teams seamlessly? ⁉️
Does the virto p titanium have Bluetooth connectivity?
I've been waiting for this video. My insurance paid almost $8Gs for a pair. According to my audiologist, my hearing aids got lost so they decided to upgrade me to the Phonak Virto P-90 which I have yet to receive. This is supposedly the highest hearing aid model provided however, I don't see this model on your chart. None of these features were discussed with me. I had to ask for this information and I was sent an email with basic information. Can you please expound if the Phonak Virto P-90 apart of the current Phonak next generation model of hearing aids?
The Virto P90 is the top Tier level, and the one I am talking about in this review.
@@DrCliffAuD thank you sir. You're the best! 💪🏼
the best would be phonak b titanium battery 13
p;lease help me.. I am looking for the smallest with bluetooth...
I am about to get my first hearing aid, and this Phonak line is in consideration. I am leaning toward a non-wireless cic version because it seemed much smaller than the wireless one. Is this a bad choice? Will I be missing out on a lot of features?
Well I know I'm really super late on this one but yeah if you go with a non wireless CIC you'd miss out on wireless of course and it has 2 microphones so you won't get something like directionality due to it only having 2 instead of 3 or 4 microphones and you also won't be able to connect with the myphonak app oh and because it doesn't have wireless you'd have to take a short stroll to your audiologist to get anything and everything adjusted and I mean everything so that also includes whatever comes in non wireless models cliff actually has a video on that very subject somewhere on his channel
@@meric12131415 I appreciate your reply. I ended up going with the non wireless, and as you mention, I do have to meet my audiologist to make all adjustments. I may have to go with the wireless version whenever it comes time to upgrade! In the meantime, do you have any tips for how to beat communicate with my audiologist about making those adjustments? Sometimes I have a hard time explaining what needs to be tweaked to improve my sound quality.
@@UnboxerofWorlds to best communicate with your audiologist eh? I mean it's nothing really too special I sometimes have that same issue too I mean if it's sound quality just tell them exactly that followed by exactly what's wrong say for example if the sound is too soft or not loud enough just tell them that and they'll fix it it's just like talking to a regular person oh and before I forget if you do go wireless well let me ask you this do you have an iPhone or Android?
@@meric12131415 Android.
@@UnboxerofWorlds ah cool cool ok so a bit of advice and actually cliff echoed this on his podcast so there's something called the asha protocol it's a little something google cooked up for hearing aids and if memory serves it was first used by resound a few years ago and most of them followed anyways so it's usually in made for iPhone hearing aids they do work with android but usually using the asha protocol so they'd usually use asha but here's the kicker you'd be unable to connect to other devices with hearing aids that use that particular protocol so basically you'd be unable to connect to anything but your phone so the two brands that use it from I understand are signia and to an extent resound I know Starkey uses it though oh speaking of if you wanna use 2 way audio at most phonak is your best bet if you just wanna stream without using 2 way audio for calling any other brand works just don't go with asha protocol hearing aids though it's not that good of making up for the lack of Bluetooth like asha protocol is just terrible awful really
Hi, I really like my Lyrics but I when listening to my stereo system
or playing guitar the bass frequencies just don‘t get through. I‘m really thinking about switching to Titaniums. What am I going to loose? Are Titaniums a lot less natural sounding than Lyrics?
This is a question I have as well. How is sound quality and specifically bass when streaming music from say your phone or Spotify? Can you stop swapping between air pod pros ? Or is music streaming quality still poor? Thanks !
@@hawaii1201 I tried the lyrics, but unfortunately sleeping in them caused them to move and scrape the skin off a little on my inner ear. Now I have the Virto P-Titanium custom IIC and the sound quality is much better than Lyric. I did really like the Lyric though - wished they would have worked out!
Another quick question... Sounds like the wireless model is available in a half-shell or full-shell, yes? But seems like the highest tech level and all of the same features are available in the half-shell, so why would anyone go with full-shell? Are there any features only available in the full-shell...or any other reasons one might to choose it over half?
some people's ear are too small for halfshell
Some people find a full shell to be easier to insert. It also has to do with the size of a person's ear canal. If the canal is too small they may have to back the receiver out of the ear canal more into the shell which requires the shell to be larger.
Full shell also usually uses a size 13 battery. Half shell usually sticks to size 312.
I wear glasses and I just can’t wear bte hearing aids. I have a set of Audeo Marvels that live in their case. I am now testing some Virto M 312’s and they are just okay. Bluetooth is really bad and they are terrible with wind noise. Not to mention occlusion. Everyone tells me I’m talking too low. I get my hearing aids from the VA so my options are limited. It seems like the Virto P titaniums would be best but for me but I don’t know if they VA will allow that. I go in at the end of April to return the Virto M’s I now have that sit right next to my Audeo Marvels in this cases on my dresser. I’m an active guy and spend most of my time outdoors so I need water/sweat resistance as well as something that cuts down on wind noise. And since I wear glasses (plastic frames with rubber temples so they don’t slide) and have several pairs of sunglasses bte hearing aids are a no go. But the occlusion issue is also huge. I’m about to the point of just giving up and living with my substantial hearing loss. That’s less of a headache than dealing with hearing aids.
Wondering what your bad experience/issues with the Virto M 312's bluetooth has been? Most online reviews seem to point to the Phonak bluetooth connectivity being the best in the industry. I'm looking at potentially buying these based in large part on ability to stream calls from my iPhone and Zoom meetings from my Apple laptop. But if those connections aren't clear and reliable, I'd prefer to look for a better solution. Can you share more details about which devices you were connecting your Virtos with and what specific problems you encountered? Really appreciate any more details! Thanks!
@@barryalanlevine streaming audio is fine but phone calls are terrible unless you hold your phone right by your head. I had the same issue with the Audeo Marvels. I sent the Marvels in to Phonak and they rebuilt them but it made no difference. Apparently the Paradise line is better but I’ve all but given up. I’m outside a lot and the wind noise is too much for me. Not to mention that with my glasses and sunglasses the bte style is hard to deal with. But your situation may be much different. I quit wearing mine and tell people to speak up. I will say they’re great for watching TV as long as I’m not eating. The occlusion issue is really bad when eating. Good luck!
WOW that's bad same thing as me . I hated wearing glasses 🤓 and cowboy 🤠 hats and sunglasses 😎 and I have Phonaks Milo Plus basic too many wind noises and changing hearing Aids microphone filters for month at a time . I go 100 miles away from my house just so my healthcare insurance company can help me out but my small town different types of hearings aides professional medical shops doesn't accept my medical insurance company . I was born premature baby born 3 months too early I been deaf 74% hearing loss in both ears , I been wearing both hearing Aids since 5 years old in 1970s .
I realize this is a year later, but how did this work out for you? I'm in very similar situation, I can't wear BTE, and the ITE HAs I tried (ReSound Customs) make my speaking voice too low, which is a dealbreaker. If a smaller CIC/IIC like the Virto P Ti would address that concern I'd probably go for them but I don't know if the occlusion would be better or about the same.
@@StevenJohnsonR I actually ended up getting glasses with those wire temples that wrap around your ears. Much better.
Does these hearing aids can be used with Severe hearing loss ?
Yes you can.
Cool 😎😗
So just to clarify this is the p90 version of in canal? This the latest and the greatest invisible titanium model they have? Ordered mine just want to make sure I have the best
Yes
@@DrCliffAuD thank you!
so how are they? satisfied?
@@VLiviu they are great. I have 5 programs on them that I can change by long press. Normal, tv, flat ,mute and variable. The battery life is pretty great. I think having batteries is way smarter because u can change them at any time and never bring or worry about losing power. They molded my ear so they fit like a glove. No one has ever noticed that I wear them at all. My only obersvation is the batter hatch is fragile. It broke once but my hearing aids are covered for 3 years. I would buy again in a heartbeat but my next ones might be over the ear so I can stream while using. Hope that helps
@@ReubensLair really happy for you
how are the phone calls? (streaming)
I know that the mic will pick-up your voice and the other person won't hear you that well if you are in noisy area. I tested lumity life 90 and happened to me.
I live the look of Phonak Virto™ Paradise , I wish it was waterproof like the one of Resound Custom.
Also, ReSound custom has 2 microphons for each ear etc etc
the best would be phonak b titanium for 13 bareries instead of 10 batteries
Do you know of any wireless CIC??
Signia Insio AX charge and go but I think they more ITC/ITE.
Is the new paradise tecnology smiliar to oticon more?
Totally different technology with different philosophies. However, they were both developed around the same time period.
@@DrCliffAuD thank you doctor
When you are on phone call the person at the other side will be able to understand if you are in noise area?
Great question! I've also heard that although the aids have ability go talk hands-free, the sound quality isn't too great for the person you're talking to. Makes me wonder if it's possible to override the hands-free option when preferred, and switch to talking into phone mic while still streaming your listening audio to the aids?
not very clearly
If you are in a noisy area, it can be more difficult for another person to hear you.
Oh nuts ! But I wanted something like that .
Returned these to my Audiologist. They blocked my ears and nose causing me congestion in my throat. I had to ask people to repeat themselves. I would never recommend these.
Hello sir I have hearing loss problem In my right year as well as left year ,but higher in right ear than left ,I think I had suffered from very big noise just because of that it happened to me ,sir how can I make it correct, is it treatable or not please reply me if u get free,I. Am from Nepal
Nepal overseas countries India or Thailand ? 🤔
Cool ... you really can't see it.
I can't see your ears since you don't have real picture of you anyway 🤣 I like your answer 😘
Best cros hearing aide? How about a current product availability video? I have profound hearing loss in left ear, severe in right.
I would like to know if the Virto Paradise CIC has Cross technology ?
Thank you for your help
can for severe to profund hearing loss?
It's better to go for naida for profound hearing loss Or audeo with up or p receiver depending upon your audiogram with severe loss..
Yes, you can use these for a Severe to Profound hearing loss if you have the UP receiver. This is the same receiver you would use in a Naida or Audeo device.
@@DrCliffAuD thats amazing! what if i eat will it make noise? i have naida v90 UP that i got free from the government, but i can only get a new one at 2024 hope you keep updating. what is the price on this? maybe i can pay monthly...
@@TQrky I been wearing both hearing Aids since 5 years old in 1970 ,but I have 74% hearing loss in both ears , I have Phonaks Milo Plus , over-the-ear hearing Aids since 2015 I like the digital better than analog for years since grade school 1970 throughout the years to 2015 ‼️ Digital hearing Aids are so much better but mine is only basic I don't like to keep on repeatedly changing microphone filters for month at a time . I really want a new Phonak Audeo Life rechargeable waterproof hearing Aids since I camping/ fishing 🎣 and sweat a lot spring and summer and no more microphone filters changing . But I'm still trying to figure out In -the -ear hearing Aids , I wanted same thing as Phonaks Audeo Life rechargeable waterproof hearing Aids . I don't like over-the-ear hearing Aids pushing out my hearing Aids and while wearing both eyes glasses and sunglasses 😎 🤠 and cowboy hat . I have 74% Severe Hearing loss in both ears . I needed 83% gain power hearing Aids and no wind noises and very clear voice speech advanced digital equalizer and plus Bluetooth to hear my smart cellphone 📱.
@@TQrky I have to go to the Professional Medical Hearing aides office 100 miles away from my house just to get my hearing Aids tubes clean and rechecked my ear molds fitting correctly to eliminate me hearing myself eating loudly and wind noises . And you can't help yourself when you get sick with Sinuses pressure will made your ears swollen out your own hearing Aids every time you sneeze . But don't hold in your sneeze because it will hurt your ears really really bad no matter wearing your hearing Aids or not .
I ordered the 90 with extra power. I have to say they’re not a patch on my existing Bolero hearing aids. The App is quite a chore to use too. Clever, yes, but it’s too complicated particularly for an elderly person. Using my Compilot I can quickly change Channels, and with a long press cut out background noise. The remote is also useless. It adjusts the volume OK but only returns you to the Auto channel plus only the last channel you were on previously. The hearing aids themselves do that!
I will be returning the whole caboodle to the shop shortly for a full refund.
My advice: don’t bother. Otherwise you will spend a lifetime messing about with the app on your phone.
First comment
I think it is really insulting to name your hearing aid 'Paradise'. Hearing loss is not paradise and will never be, even with a hearing aid, it is hell.
Bye, Cliff. 😁😉
Dear Clif , I talk to Phonak and I asked about Virto Paradise in my country, I told them that I Have a problem by my Hearing, I actually used to wear Hearing Aid under age of 10 year possible more a few, however, My problem by cochlea, But actually I can hear But I need Hearing Aids. The Technically From my Area said if your Hearing is weak. my requested canal hearing Aid, as I read about Virto it can work for a poor hearing Aid. Please correct me and if I can get your email so I would check my hearing and your support will be appreciated. actually I live in Jordan and your assist will help me to buy an accurate Hearing Air in Jordan / Middle East.
😮😢sar.iic.and.cic.price.