I wear these devices and love them! Many patients never turn off their phones or close out their app and by doing so routinely, I have found very limited BT issues. Streaming has been great for me, and the Audiologist at Oticon have been wonderful in advising small changes that has made big improvements for my patients.They came out with a Smartcharger last week! Also the app shows a longer number of hours for the battery than you mentioned- more like 25-27 hrs-maybe 20 hrs with heavy streaming. Hasn’t been a problem for me or my patients. Thanks for the review!
Wear the Oticon Intent 1’s. Connect seamlessly to my iphone 15 pro max which has LE Bluetooth using the Oticon Companion app. Streaming to date has been faultless. I listen to music and apps that use relaxing sounds which assist in masking my tinnitus. I have had tinnitus for 50 years and it does not bother me at all. I use the sound button in the Companion app to select another device, my iPad without having to switch off my iphone Bluetooth. I think removable batteries for older people are an inconvenience and also they are dangerous for animals and young children if swallowed. Use a battery power pack to charge if travelling, most people use these as a backup power supply for their mobile phones tablets and computers. Your shows very informative. Thank you from Phillip Island Australia.
I've had my intents for almost 2 months. They are by far the best I've ever had. Clarity in congested areas and other noises is great. Clarity of streamed music is great...I've a galaxy S23...not sure how much this helps, but clarity of songs, the ability to mix outside with streamed content...with graphics on both sources....BRILLIANT! Battery life crazy good with always around 50% after full day use... charging quick as advertised. The negatives outlined in the video were not there for me...only all great.
@@Alysons111 despite all my negativity I’m trying them this week. Finishing up a trial of the audio spheres. I keep my expectations low, but I do get excited by your review. I know better though like I said. Curb my enthusiasm.
Do you have full Blue Tooth connectivity with your Samsung phone? Can you use your phone while it's in your pocket? I can't do that with an earlier Samsung. Please reply.
How did your trial go like stuff?...and toobmess....the Bluetooth normallyworks fine with phone in my pocket. I've noticed if I walk past my running microwave it can start and stop on one or the other ears...but comes good otherwise. I use Bluetooth LE and option for hearing aid use in the S23 ultra settings
Forgot to mention..I CANNOT use the double tap option for answering and completing calls and still need to talk into phone while receiving in my hearing aids. Have contacted Oticon....they believe update coming as always chasing other OE phone system updates
@@Alysons111 i’m wearing them now. It’s been less than 24 hours and I’m 100% certain I will be returning them. The Bluetooth can’t even make it out of the room. Also, it keeps falling out where one of my hearing aids is not attached to Bluetooth. They are brand new. Absolutely unacceptable
I've been using Oticon Real with an iPhone 11 for 2 yrs now and haven't had any connectivity issues but I only try to connect to my phone. It's interesting to hear that other manufacturers have multiple Bluetooth connections. Thanks. One feature not discussed is the "Find my hearing aid" feature. Who does this best? I lost one of my Real hearing aids a year ago and tried the feature. Unfortunately it only worked crudely locating the hearing aid within maybe 20 ft. and it used Apple Maps crude location instead of Google Maps more precise location. Because this happened in the garden, I never found the missing hearing aid. Eventually the battery died. One thing that would have helped would have helped would have been the ability to make the hearing aid feedback. That squeal might have allowed me to locate the missing hearing aid.
I go tomorrow for my fitting. The audiologist at the VA (Veteran’s Affairs) has recommended and ordered me the Oticon Intents. This will be my very first set of hearing aids (58 yrs. old, retired Army with moderate hearing loss). I am cautiously optimistic and honestly a bit anxious. I really have no idea what to expect. Here’s hoping for a great outcome! Thanks for your videos!
@ I have the Intent 1s? I think those are the only ones the VA orders. So far, so good! Takes a little getting used to. But definitely better “with them” than “without them”!
I just got mine today from the VA. My audiologist recommended these over the Phonak. I love that we have a 6 month period to see if we like them and can try another brand. I have had them on for the last 4 hours and they are bothering the top of my ears, but I'm hoping that's something I just need to get used to.]
@lauralee_365 Definitely get your audiologist involved. Nothing wrong a few adjustments. How is the sound? I get fit 12/10 - my Oticons are 6 years old and been great workhorses!
My Oticon is fine is most places Except… where there is ambient sound like restaurants. I hear sound that makes conversation impossible. Adjustment of my unit is very difficult .
Mathew the Minifit detect speakers - the 1db accuracy matters. Let me explain just an example: patient comes with a broken receiver, you can swap the speaker knowing that your measurements from speech mapping will the the same. Where as with the traditional Minifit speaker you will still have to re run rem to verify you are matching targets. In this just instance it has saved you a bit of time. Yes, most people would change receiver not run rem.
I just received the intent 2 and Bluetooth connectivity is a real issue. I can’t have my phone any more than 18” away from the hearing aids without them disconnecting
Regarding the +/- 1 dB tolerance of the recievers, I believe my Oticon rep told me the manufacturing tolerance of the old receivers (for them and everyone else) was +/- 3dB
Connectivity to I phone 14 experience? Also I had a trial with Oticon and music non streaming sounds tinny and scratchy New audiologist still recommended for my low severe hearing loss. I am waiting for them to come and be adjusted. But after this review I am not sure about the new Oticon aids. Seem I should have tried Phonak
I have profound hearing loss tried Intent for about 2 weeks. Charging was great, clarity was better but not enough power and no reduction in background noise when moving to that program. In the end could not justify steep price.
Interesting asking about any reports about whether LE Audio results in better streaming quality. I’d like to know this too! Wonder what bit rate the connection is.
Have tested the Signia ix5 and it was normal that one ear lost connection to my iPhone 14. Switching the iPhone to the other hand, the connection loss was switching ear as well. The Oticon Intent shows this bad behavior only when I press it on my body. Yes, it should be better.
I had Bluetooth connected with the music on pause most of the day. I'm not sure what that means vs closing the app regards the hear aid power..albeit can understand the phone battery has more open apps and falls down also
Thank you. This is an excellent review and very helpful. I am considering buying the Intents and the pros and cons are very useful in asking the decidion
Hello Matthew. I wear Phonak. I see that the upgrade for the Phonak custom hearing aids has just come out. the oticon just is not something I will ever buy again. I had oticon and they were sent back to the factory a total of 4 times in less than 2 years. the latest issue was the battery in the left hearing aid going through batteries every 20 minutes. They just could not get it right.
I’ve used Costco hearing aids for many years. If you have mild to moderate hearing loss, Costco might work fine for you. I noticed that since hearing aids are now considered medical devices, some Costco hearing aids are now rated as OTC. Oticon hearing aids are Rx. My hearing is now moderate to severe in one ear and severe to profound in the other. Costco hearing aids can not meet my needs (my wife’s need to talk to me). I’m looking at the Intent, but Phonak just released their Audéo Sphere model. Comparing hearing aids has always been difficult.
@@TheLuftguy Thank you for your reply. I would have to spend several thousand dollars or more to see if Oticons or others are better. I'm reasonably happy with my Philips 9040s from Costco right now. I have Medicare and have not looked into how much they would cover the cost.
The number one reason NOT to buy the Oticon (if you have an Android phone): Blue Tooth phone connectivity. We did an accidental brand test in our family this week. My wife got the Phonak, I got the Oticon--long story dealing with providers. We both have Android phones. Her Phonak HAs connect perfectly for full hands-free calling. Sadly, my Oticons do not. I can hear the caller through my HAs but I must use the mic on my phone to be heard by the caller. It really sucks to be holding the phone out in front of your face while my wife has her phone in her pocket. And when I fire up my Oticons in the morning after charging, the pairing with my phone only occurs with the left HA! I have to go into settings to activate my right HA. Deal breaker. I'm going to return the Oticons and get the Phonaks.
I always have that problem too with my android. My work recently gave me an iPhone and it has none of those problems! I grew up with android though, I was so excited for the new galaxy coming it but now, idk …. Getting used to iPhone but it’s like I’m learning a second language. I love android platform so much better but I think I have to seriously consider switching my personal device to iPhone because they seem to have a happier relationship 😢
I have the oticon own and hear wonderful with them….not willing to switch brands but just looking to see if oticon improved anything with android before I ask for the new galaxy for Christmas, it doesn’t look like it
Just amazed that a $7,000 pair of hearing aids can't maintain a bluetooth connection between my head and my hip (where I keep my phone). Also, phone call audio sounds really bad on both ends.
13:27 en algún momento Oticon me hizo pensar que yo era de los pocos Audiólogos que tenía problemas con la conectividad y es tal cual como la describes, demasiado intermitente.
I agree about BT connections. Suck. they connect with my Samsung f20 cell phone but will not connect with my Galaxy TAB A9+ 5G. unless I use my Connectclip as a bridge. Why who knows and it sucks
If I had excess money, I would definitely try out the Oticon Intent 1 and compare it against mine. So far I am extremely happy with my Signia Pure Charge & Go 7-IX, but of course I can’t tell which of the two are the best because I have never tried the Oticon Intent 1. However, everything that I have read and hear around, they are very nice, and most likely one of the best there is. However, I have also heard several complaints and many people not happy with them. I guess it may depend as usual on programming, fitting, type of done, type of hearing, and what is the most important for the one wearing them.
I have Widex Moments and my biggest complaint is BLUETOOTH. It totally sucks. Only connects to my iPhone and the phone has to be very near them. What is the best hearing aid for Bluetooth right now? I am qualified to get another pair, but I am not willing to deal with anything that cannot pair to more than one device. I am a Musician and use my hearing aids while I am playing both at home and at church.
🤣 ah that's a tough one to answer because there's really no right answer although if you're looking for a more stable connection try phonak they use Bluetooth classic
@@ilikestuff7598 I hear ya man! I pretty much use wireless earbuds 90% of the time. I use my hearing aids at church when I play on our worship team and in social situations. The rest of the time I use my Apple AirPods 2 or my Technic AZ80s. Transparency mode on the Apple is really good.
@@ilikestuff7598 yeahhhhh that sounds about right I'm assuming you have Andriod so it's not uncommon to have Bluetooth issues with hearing aids especially with the newer le audio standard as well unfortunately there's not much you can do about that sadly
Awful oscillation/tremolo effect on certain sounds - fridge alarm, car parking sensor, but much more important on playing live music. Playing the acoustic guitar is impossible, I have to take the hearing aids out. It sounds like an electric guitar going through a tremolo pedal, but worse.
Always happy to help. See if there’s any info in here that may help though… Improve YOUR Experience with Music: These are the BEST Hearing Aid Music Settings for Music Lovers ruclips.net/video/5h_v9JBRvEw/видео.html
@@HearingTracker Thanks Matthew. I printed out your list and showed it to the audiologist I bought the aids from when I first got them He just looked blank! I might ask him again, but I think it's all above his pay grade.
Lol... although I'm not laughing...same for me...but after I had tried them, while not happy to pay so much, am only so glad of the resultant improved and enjoyable listening experience
The Phonak tap control absolutely SUCKS. Siri gets activated if I accidently touch my ear, sniffle, take off a lanyard from around my, brush my ear removing my seatbelt, on and on!. Siri has even made random phone calls, WTF! I just cant figure out how Siri is deciding who to call? And sometimes, I smash my head and nothing!
@@tharinduwimalaweera3604 I do not have that ability with in the app. But I am pretty sure my AUD can switch it off. But it might interfere with some other functions. Ultimately, Phonak needs to get this tech working right. It's the reason I bought these!
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Which feature most interests you on the Oticon Intent hearing aids? Matthew
Saludos, Mateo. Ya el cargador inteligente para Intent está disponible.
Is it worldwide, was fitted with Intent today in Australia, but could not order she smart charger?
@@eddyblatt, irá llegando con el tiempo. Pero está en USA.
Hearing speech in noise is great, but in terms of new features, the 4D sensing really works. You might say it’s a real head turner 😂
Bluetooth connectivity. I have Phonaks that work seamlessly with my Android phone and PCs.
I wear these devices and love them! Many patients never turn off their phones or close out their app and by doing so routinely, I have found very limited BT issues. Streaming has been great for me, and the Audiologist at Oticon have been wonderful in advising small changes that has made big improvements for my patients.They came out with a Smartcharger last week! Also the app shows a longer number of hours for the battery than you mentioned- more like 25-27 hrs-maybe 20 hrs with heavy streaming. Hasn’t been a problem for me or my patients. Thanks for the review!
Wear the Oticon Intent 1’s. Connect seamlessly to my iphone 15 pro max which has LE Bluetooth using the Oticon Companion app. Streaming to date has been faultless. I listen to music and apps that use relaxing sounds which assist in masking my tinnitus. I have had tinnitus for 50 years and it does not bother me at all. I use the sound button in the Companion app to select another device, my iPad without having to switch off my iphone Bluetooth. I think removable batteries for older people are an inconvenience and also they are dangerous for animals and young children if swallowed. Use a battery power pack to charge if travelling, most people use these as a backup power supply for their mobile phones tablets and computers. Your shows very informative. Thank you from Phillip Island Australia.
Your reviews are great and presented in a manner that are easy to follow and understand.
I've had my intents for almost 2 months. They are by far the best I've ever had. Clarity in congested areas and other noises is great.
Clarity of streamed music is great...I've a galaxy S23...not sure how much this helps, but clarity of songs, the ability to mix outside with streamed content...with graphics on both sources....BRILLIANT!
Battery life crazy good with always around 50% after full day use... charging quick as advertised.
The negatives outlined in the video were not there for me...only all great.
@@Alysons111 despite all my negativity I’m trying them this week. Finishing up a trial of the audio spheres. I keep my expectations low, but I do get excited by your review. I know better though like I said. Curb my enthusiasm.
Do you have full Blue Tooth connectivity with your Samsung phone? Can you use your phone while it's in your pocket? I can't do that with an earlier Samsung. Please reply.
How did your trial go like stuff?...and toobmess....the Bluetooth normallyworks fine with phone in my pocket. I've noticed if I walk past my running microwave it can start and stop on one or the other ears...but comes good otherwise. I use Bluetooth LE and option for hearing aid use in the S23 ultra settings
Forgot to mention..I CANNOT use the double tap option for answering and completing calls and still need to talk into phone while receiving in my hearing aids. Have contacted Oticon....they believe update coming as always chasing other OE phone system updates
@@Alysons111 i’m wearing them now. It’s been less than 24 hours and I’m 100% certain I will be returning them. The Bluetooth can’t even make it out of the room. Also, it keeps falling out where one of my hearing aids is not attached to Bluetooth. They are brand new.
Absolutely unacceptable
I've been using Oticon Real with an iPhone 11 for 2 yrs now and haven't had any connectivity issues but I only try to connect to my phone. It's interesting to hear that other manufacturers have multiple Bluetooth connections. Thanks. One feature not discussed is the "Find my hearing aid" feature. Who does this best? I lost one of my Real hearing aids a year ago and tried the feature. Unfortunately it only worked crudely locating the hearing aid within maybe 20 ft. and it used Apple Maps crude location instead of Google Maps more precise location. Because this happened in the garden, I never found the missing hearing aid. Eventually the battery died. One thing that would have helped would have helped would have been the ability to make the hearing aid feedback. That squeal might have allowed me to locate the missing hearing aid.
Be green you’re everywhere 😊😊😊 again brilliant feedback! Thanks for sharing, Matthew
I got my Intent 1. The other day and it came with a smart charger like the other oticons did. Closed lid and internal battery.
Can you breakdown the fundamental differences between the Intent 1,2,3 AND 4? Is the 1 worth twice as much $ compared to the 4?
I go tomorrow for my fitting.
The audiologist at the VA (Veteran’s Affairs) has recommended and ordered me the Oticon Intents.
This will be my very first set of hearing aids (58 yrs. old, retired Army with moderate hearing loss).
I am cautiously optimistic and honestly a bit anxious.
I really have no idea what to expect.
Here’s hoping for a great outcome!
Thanks for your videos!
What do you think? Which Intent did you trial?
@ I have the Intent 1s? I think those are the only ones the VA orders.
So far, so good! Takes a little getting used to. But definitely better “with them” than “without them”!
I just got mine today from the VA. My audiologist recommended these over the Phonak. I love that we have a 6 month period to see if we like them and can try another brand. I have had them on for the last 4 hours and they are bothering the top of my ears, but I'm hoping that's something I just need to get used to.]
@lauralee_365 Definitely get your audiologist involved. Nothing wrong a few adjustments. How is the sound? I get fit 12/10 - my Oticons are 6 years old and been great workhorses!
My Oticon is fine is most places Except… where there is ambient sound like restaurants. I hear sound that makes conversation impossible. Adjustment of my unit is very difficult .
Mathew the Minifit detect speakers - the 1db accuracy matters. Let me explain just an example: patient comes with a broken receiver, you can swap the speaker knowing that your measurements from speech mapping will the the same. Where as with the traditional Minifit speaker you will still have to re run rem to verify you are matching targets. In this just instance it has saved you a bit of time. Yes, most people would change receiver not run rem.
I just received the intent 2 and Bluetooth connectivity is a real issue. I can’t have my phone any more than 18” away from the hearing aids without them disconnecting
Regarding the +/- 1 dB tolerance of the recievers, I believe my Oticon rep told me the manufacturing tolerance of the old receivers (for them and everyone else) was +/- 3dB
My Oticon real 1 disconnect often music quality is not great but my older Phonaks never have an issue and sound great.
Sorry to hear that Pat. Matthew
Connectivity to I phone 14 experience? Also I had a trial with Oticon and music non streaming sounds tinny and scratchy
New audiologist still recommended for my low severe hearing loss. I am waiting for them to come and be adjusted. But after this review I am not sure about the new Oticon aids. Seem I should have tried Phonak
I have profound hearing loss tried Intent for about 2 weeks. Charging was great, clarity was better but not enough power and no reduction in background noise when moving to that program. In the end could not justify steep price.
Thanks for the video! What hearing aide would you recommend that doesn't have these issues?
It may be worth taking a look at the Infinio Spheres! They’re taking the world by storm. Matthew
Today I have received the brand new SmartCharger for my Oticon Intent. It is significantly smaller than the old one
There is a Smartcharger for the Intent?
@@RBEmerson, yes, at least here in Germany. It is 2/3 the size of the Oticon Real Smartcharger . On the package I see the model number CC-2
@@PeterObermeier Just call my audiologist 7/24/24 and they can order an Intent SCharger for $275 here in the US. Said they were available a day ago.
Interesting asking about any reports about whether LE Audio results in better streaming quality. I’d like to know this too! Wonder what bit rate the connection is.
Very credible video and judgement. Thx very much!
Lovely feedback! Thank you, it makes it all worthwhile! Matthew
Have tested the Signia ix5 and it was normal that one ear lost connection to my iPhone 14. Switching the iPhone to the other hand, the connection loss was switching ear as well. The Oticon Intent shows this bad behavior only when I press it on my body. Yes, it should be better.
I had Bluetooth connected with the music on pause most of the day. I'm not sure what that means vs closing the app regards the hear aid power..albeit can understand the phone battery has more open apps and falls down also
Iam between Oticon intent 3 and Phonak LR 50 Life. Which is the best ?
Hey there, the Phonak is now old tech. I'd look at the Phonak Infinio instead!
@@HearingTracker Thank you for your response
Does the charger have drying capabilities and can they hold custom ear molds?
Thank you. This is an excellent review and very helpful. I am considering buying the Intents and the pros and cons are very useful in asking the decidion
Hello Matthew. I wear Phonak. I see that the upgrade for the Phonak custom hearing aids has just come out. the oticon just is not something I will ever buy again. I had oticon and they were sent back to the factory a total of 4 times in less than 2 years. the latest issue was the battery in the left hearing aid going through batteries every 20 minutes. They just could not get it right.
I would like to know more about the new 2024 Phonak aids. I guess it is too early for a review as they’ve only been out a week.
@@TheLuftguynot really the phonak infinio just came out recently
I am curious how much of a difference there would be between hearing aids from Costco, for instance, and the Oticon.
I’ve used Costco hearing aids for many years. If you have mild to moderate hearing loss, Costco might work fine for you. I noticed that since hearing aids are now considered medical devices, some Costco hearing aids are now rated as OTC. Oticon hearing aids are Rx. My hearing is now moderate to severe in one ear and severe to profound in the other. Costco hearing aids can not meet my needs (my wife’s need to talk to me). I’m looking at the Intent, but Phonak just released their Audéo Sphere model. Comparing hearing aids has always been difficult.
@@TheLuftguy Thank you for your reply. I would have to spend several thousand dollars or more to see if Oticons or others are better. I'm reasonably happy with my Philips 9040s from Costco right now. I have Medicare and have not looked into how much they would cover the cost.
@@ajk2749Medicare covers 0%
Do you know when theres gonna be a version with the non rechargable batterys?
Great video Matthew.
Glad you enjoyed it 😀 Matthew
Great view Matthew🎉🎉
The number one reason NOT to buy the Oticon (if you have an Android phone): Blue Tooth phone connectivity. We did an accidental brand test in our family this week. My wife got the Phonak, I got the Oticon--long story dealing with providers. We both have Android phones. Her Phonak HAs connect perfectly for full hands-free calling. Sadly, my Oticons do not. I can hear the caller through my HAs but I must use the mic on my phone to be heard by the caller. It really sucks to be holding the phone out in front of your face while my wife has her phone in her pocket. And when I fire up my Oticons in the morning after charging, the pairing with my phone only occurs with the left HA! I have to go into settings to activate my right HA. Deal breaker. I'm going to return the Oticons and get the Phonaks.
What the about the quality of sounds ! Does it give a good experience of hearing natural sound?
I always have that problem too with my android. My work recently gave me an iPhone and it has none of those problems! I grew up with android though, I was so excited for the new galaxy coming it but now, idk …. Getting used to iPhone but it’s like I’m learning a second language. I love android platform so much better but I think I have to seriously consider switching my personal device to iPhone because they seem to have a happier relationship 😢
I have the oticon own and hear wonderful with them….not willing to switch brands but just looking to see if oticon improved anything with android before I ask for the new galaxy for Christmas, it doesn’t look like it
Jabra’s connectivity isn’t anything to brag about either. I have to reconnect to my phone at least twice a day.
Thanks Mathew...
Just amazed that a $7,000 pair of hearing aids can't maintain a bluetooth connection between my head and my hip (where I keep my phone). Also, phone call audio sounds really bad on both ends.
Sorry to hear this. Do you have your phone with latest updates? I have LE Bluetooth so maybe the difference. Hope you get sorted .
13:27 en algún momento Oticon me hizo pensar que yo era de los pocos Audiólogos que tenía problemas con la conectividad y es tal cual como la describes, demasiado intermitente.
I agree about BT connections. Suck. they connect with my Samsung f20 cell phone but will not connect with my Galaxy TAB A9+ 5G. unless I use my Connectclip as a bridge. Why who knows and it sucks
If I had excess money, I would definitely try out the Oticon Intent 1 and compare it against mine.
So far I am extremely happy with my Signia Pure Charge & Go 7-IX, but of course I can’t tell which of the two are the best because I have never tried the Oticon Intent 1.
However, everything that I have read and hear around, they are very nice, and most likely one of the best there is. However, I have also heard several complaints and many people not happy with them.
I guess it may depend as usual on programming, fitting, type of done, type of hearing, and what is the most important for the one wearing them.
I have Widex Moments and my biggest complaint is BLUETOOTH. It totally sucks. Only connects to my iPhone and the phone has to be very near them. What is the best hearing aid for Bluetooth right now? I am qualified to get another pair, but I am not willing to deal with anything that cannot pair to more than one device. I am a Musician and use my hearing aids while I am playing both at home and at church.
🤣 ah that's a tough one to answer because there's really no right answer although if you're looking for a more stable connection try phonak they use Bluetooth classic
My widex 440s have been the biggest nightmare of my life. I literally have to hold my phone next to my head if I want to stream.
@@ilikestuff7598 I hear ya man! I pretty much use wireless earbuds 90% of the time. I use my hearing aids at church when I play on our worship team and in social situations. The rest of the time I use my Apple AirPods 2 or my Technic AZ80s. Transparency mode on the Apple is really good.
@@ilikestuff7598 yeahhhhh that sounds about right I'm assuming you have Andriod so it's not uncommon to have Bluetooth issues with hearing aids especially with the newer le audio standard as well unfortunately there's not much you can do about that sadly
@@meric12131415 iPhone. And I bought a brand new one after six months thinking it was my phone. It changed nothing.
Awful oscillation/tremolo effect on certain sounds - fridge alarm, car parking sensor, but much more important on playing live music. Playing the acoustic guitar is impossible, I have to take the hearing aids out. It sounds like an electric guitar going through a tremolo pedal, but worse.
Hey Nick, your aud can sort that with the right adjustments! Matthew
@@HearingTracker Alas he doesn't seem to have a clue. I might have to come and see your team up in Harley Street.
Always happy to help. See if there’s any info in here that may help though…
Improve YOUR Experience with Music: These are the BEST Hearing Aid Music Settings for Music Lovers
ruclips.net/video/5h_v9JBRvEw/видео.html
@@HearingTracker Thanks Matthew. I printed out your list and showed it to the audiologist I bought the aids from when I first got them He just looked blank! I might ask him again, but I think it's all above his pay grade.
@@nickbranwell6851 probably
It was my first choice until they decided to not provide it through insurance. I guess the good stuff is only for the wealthy.
Lol... although I'm not laughing...same for me...but after I had tried them, while not happy to pay so much, am only so glad of the resultant improved and enjoyable listening experience
I tried a lot and found a marketplace insurance that pays 75% of the cost.Its Sanford health. try to find one.
Streaming sucks
I can't even get my HA's to pair with my PCs for streaming.
The Phonak tap control absolutely SUCKS. Siri gets activated if I accidently touch my ear, sniffle, take off a lanyard from around my, brush my ear removing my seatbelt, on and on!. Siri has even made random phone calls, WTF! I just cant figure out how Siri is deciding who to call? And sometimes, I smash my head and nothing!
Good to know. Thanks!
Have you changed the sensitivity? Matthew
@@HearingTracker YES, absolutely, Many times actually. I just dont think they have perfected the tech yet, hardware or software !
is it possible to switch off connecting with Siri?
@@tharinduwimalaweera3604 I do not have that ability with in the app. But I am pretty sure my AUD can switch it off. But it might interfere with some other functions. Ultimately, Phonak needs to get this tech working right. It's the reason I bought these!