Hey Brad, good question :) We refer you to a ZipHearing-affiliated provider near you, and that's done in-person in their office, just like you'd do at any other hearing provider's office. You can learn more about how ZipHearing works here: www.ziphearing.com/
I have since gone to a Zip hearing affiliated audiologist in my area thanks to you. All done. Just getting used to the new hearing aids now. I had another question. I will see the audiologist next week. Will they test to see that I am actually hearing better, according to my hearing test? @@Ziphearing
I have been wearing hearing aids for 40 years and have tried at least 15 different ones and I can say that the last 3 years with my Phonak Paradise then Phonak lumity aids my hearing is the best I can ever remember it being they are incredible sound quality and streaming music or phone calls is fantastic too.
That seems to be how our customers are feeling at the moment, right now Phonak Lumity is our best-rated overall model: www.ziphearing.com/hearing-aids?
Thanks for sharing your first hand experience. So good to get a review from someone who is not trying to sell me something. I'm going to see about getting fitted with a set of Phonak Audeos next week.
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You referred to yourself as a dumb engine builder. Ridiculous. This was one of the most intelligent reviews I have ever heard. Thank you so much for this.
Hey Tom, thanks for this! I'm doing research on an upcoming audiology test and this time might be the time when I actually get one :-) Glad to hear you're happy with these Phonaks. There are a bunch of vids on them but a real-life experience is worth 5 of them.
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If you can hear your phone thru the Phonaks, you should also be able to stream sound to them from other apps on your phone or via Bluetooth from your laptop.
Also, if you have the 90s, try tap control to access Google help or your phone. Double tap one ear to pause/resume streaming audio. Double tap the other ear to make it end a phone call or access the help.
I'm lucky I get my hearing aids thru the VA hospital and if you have bluetooth on your computer you can have audio streamed to your hearing aids and TV connector also. I had my hearing test today and get the phonak lumity in 30 days
Me too, I'm VA also. I just had an appointment with the audiologist this week. I was told I will get Phonaks in the mail but don't know the model. So how are they doing.? Have you noticed an improvement with tinnitus.? That is my huge problem, it's driving me crazy. Thanks for your service brother.
@@dirtwhisperer658 tinnitus wasn't a problem for me in 4 /12 years and if your just getting new phonak hearing from the VA most likely it would be phonak lumity, I paired them to both my iphone and ipad at the same time don't have to disconnect one device to connect to another. connect 2 devices at once and if your phone rings while on the other it will do it automatially. Thank you brother for your service
I am a veteran and getting my L90’s this week from the VA. My wife’s L90’s cost $7500 a few months ago. I can hardly wait to get mine, the wife is very happy with hers.
@@rOHRshackartpottery, for $7500! You could fly to Europe, such as Paris, London and still get the top of the range Phonak, a Swiss company. My daughter just got one (for one ear only), for under £1200 here in the UK, which is around $1500! So this would be $3000 for a pair.
@@rOHRshackartpottery , it's top of the range Phonak, the Audeo Life Lumity R-L 90 which is waterproof. It's top of their range, so the most expensive. It was bought online, you send your audiology test results and they adjust them for you. However, if you bought them in a specialised shop, it would cost you more, say around $4000 maximum.
Streaming quality on the Lumity range is actually pretty decent for hearing aids. There is no way these will sound like a set of airpods or airpods pro, its just not what hearing aids are meant to do. But, for some casual listening and, especially, audiobooks and podcasts the lumity sound great! Thanks for your question!
@@Ziphearing That's interesting. A colleague at work has these hearing aids and is absolutely delighted with the music-sound I think it's because she wears the devices with closed earpieces.
This may be a dumb question, but have you talked to your hearing specialist about this issue? There are so many controls and settings in the Phonak program that can help with your problem! I would reach out and set up some time to try and address these concerns with your hearing specialist! Let us know how it goes!
Does Zip hearing fit them for you? And does an Audiologist do that? In person?
Hey Brad, good question :) We refer you to a ZipHearing-affiliated provider near you, and that's done in-person in their office, just like you'd do at any other hearing provider's office. You can learn more about how ZipHearing works here: www.ziphearing.com/
I have since gone to a Zip hearing affiliated audiologist in my area thanks to you. All done. Just getting used to the new hearing aids now. I had another question. I will see the audiologist next week. Will they test to see that I am actually hearing better, according to my hearing test? @@Ziphearing
I have been wearing hearing aids for 40 years and have tried at least 15 different ones and I can say that the last 3 years with my Phonak Paradise then Phonak lumity aids my hearing is the best I can ever remember it being they are incredible sound quality and streaming music or phone calls is fantastic too.
That seems to be how our customers are feeling at the moment, right now Phonak Lumity is our best-rated overall model: www.ziphearing.com/hearing-aids?
Great review! I just ordered mine today. Thank you.
Great review. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for sharing your first hand experience. So good to get a review from someone who is not trying to sell me something. I'm going to see about getting fitted with a set of Phonak Audeos next week.
Thanks for the kind words! We are firm believers in the "real user reviews" we post here. Listening to feedback from real users is extremely valuable information! Be sure to subscribe to watch more user reviews! ruclips.net/user/Ziphearing?sub_confirmaton=1
Excellent video, easy to understand , great common sense.
You referred to yourself as a dumb engine builder. Ridiculous. This was one of the most intelligent reviews I have ever heard. Thank you so much for this.
Got mine yesterday…. Through the VA. Liked your Video👍
Thank you so much Tom.
My story is just like yours. Just bought a new pair of Phonak L9’s and love them. Worth every dime!
I went through the same process now have them they are great I am a farmer never go without them
I have the lumity and they’re amazing
Hey Tom, thanks for this! I'm doing research on an upcoming audiology test and this time might be the time when I actually get one :-) Glad to hear you're happy with these Phonaks. There are a bunch of vids on them but a real-life experience is worth 5 of them.
Excellent review (from a fellow engine builder!)
Thanks for taking the time to give your real life review. I think I’m going to update my marvel models to the life 90r.
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I like this guy ……cute and smart!!!!
If you can hear your phone thru the Phonaks, you should also be able to stream sound to them from other apps on your phone or via Bluetooth from your laptop.
Also, if you have the 90s, try tap control to access Google help or your phone. Double tap one ear to pause/resume streaming audio. Double tap the other ear to make it end a phone call or access the help.
I'm lucky I get my hearing aids thru the VA hospital and if you have bluetooth on your computer you can have audio streamed to your hearing aids and TV connector also. I had my hearing test today and get the phonak lumity in 30 days
Me too, I'm VA also. I just had an appointment with the audiologist this week. I was told I will get Phonaks in the mail but don't know the model. So how are they doing.? Have you noticed an improvement with tinnitus.? That is my huge problem, it's driving me crazy. Thanks for your service brother.
@@dirtwhisperer658 tinnitus wasn't a problem for me in 4 /12 years and if your just getting new phonak hearing from the VA most likely it would be phonak lumity, I paired them to both my iphone and ipad at the same time don't have to disconnect one device to connect to another. connect 2 devices at once and if your phone rings while on the other it will do it automatially. Thank you brother for your service
GR8 review, I am getting the LIFE 50 (on Order) I am wondering how much your 90 is compared. right now I couldn't afford the 90.
You can see our prices here: www.ziphearing.com/phonak-audeo-lumity?
Tom, if you were a veteran the Phonak you bought would HAVE been free.
I am a veteran and getting my L90’s this week from the VA. My wife’s L90’s cost $7500 a few months ago. I can hardly wait to get mine, the wife is very happy with hers.
@@rOHRshackartpottery, for $7500! You could fly to Europe, such as Paris, London and still get the top of the range Phonak, a Swiss company. My daughter just got one (for one ear only), for under £1200 here in the UK, which is around $1500! So this would be $3000 for a pair.
I wonder if those have the same technology as the L90s?
@@rOHRshackartpottery , it's top of the range Phonak, the Audeo Life Lumity R-L 90 which is waterproof. It's top of their range, so the most expensive. It was bought online, you send your audiology test results and they adjust them for you. However, if you bought them in a specialised shop, it would cost you more, say around $4000 maximum.
I enjoyed your review. You gave some good advice for beginners. I love my Phonak hearing aids.
I have a pair of Phonak aids, I'm wondering how the audiologist "dialed them in" with regard to the Phonak app for you.
See user reviews, pricing, and more: www.ziphearing.com/phonak-audeo-lumity?
Thanks Tom but I should tell you that you are using cones and should be using molded aids. That has made a major difference to my hearing!
How is the streaming quality?
Streaming quality on the Lumity range is actually pretty decent for hearing aids. There is no way these will sound like a set of airpods or airpods pro, its just not what hearing aids are meant to do. But, for some casual listening and, especially, audiobooks and podcasts the lumity sound great! Thanks for your question!
@@Ziphearing
That's interesting. A colleague at work has these hearing aids and is absolutely delighted with the music-sound
I think it's because she wears the devices with closed earpieces.
I have the L90. They sound like I have my head in a can with cymbals banging.
This may be a dumb question, but have you talked to your hearing specialist about this issue? There are so many controls and settings in the Phonak program that can help with your problem! I would reach out and set up some time to try and address these concerns with your hearing specialist! Let us know how it goes!
How do you find a good audiologist?
Here is a resource: www.ziphearing.com/blog/find-hearing-provider/
Use Bluetooth if you don’t already. The Bluetooth is built in