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Many of today’s hearing aids can be paired with your iPhone or Android mobile phone trough Bluetooth connectivity. This allows you to control the volume, adjust your sound preferences, and select specific hearing programs for different environments. In addition to giving you full control over the way you hear, many smartphone compatible hearing aids can do the following…
Connecting to your hearing aids depends on the model of your hearing aids and your smartphone. For your convenience, we’ve outlined the steps you need to take to connect your hearing aids to your iPhone or Android mobile phone.
Each manufacturer has its own app that you can download for free from the App Store or Google Play. Here are the links to the apps from the eight major manufacturers we work with at hear.com.
Here’s a short video that shows exactly how to connect your hear.com hearing aids to your iPhone. For the other hearing aid manufacturers, the specific software will be different, but the general process is similar. You can also visit the Apple website to check if your hearing aids are compatible with your iPhone and read more detailed instructions on connecting your devices.
For the other hearing aid manufacturers, the specific software will be different, but the general process is similar.
It’s important to note that not all hearing aid models are compatible with Android devices. Check the user manual, manufacturer’s website, or ask your hear.com hearing consultant to ensure your Android works with your hearing aids.
This video demonstrates how to connect your hear.com hearing aids to your Android device. For the other hearing aid manufacturers, the specific software will be different, but the general process is similar.
If you need additional help connecting your hearing aids to your phone, please give us a call at (786) 520-2456 so we can assist you.
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