Using bluetooth with your hearing aids
Date: September 2017
Revision date: September 2019
Ref. number: D-157/audiology/ER/using bluetooth with your hearing aids Phonak v3
PDF: Using bluetooth with your hearing aids [pdf] 147KB
Key Features
- Works as a remote control for volume control and program change of hearing aids
- Connects with multiple Bluetooth devices wirelessly, e.g. mp3 player, mobile phone
- Can be used with FM equipment
- Spoken voice alerts for caller ID and to alert to low battery/successful connection of devices etc.
- Size: 72x49x14mm
- Weight: 46g
Phonak ComPilot
Please note: the Bluetooth device described in this leaflet is only suitable for people wearing Phonak hearing aids.
Streamers and Bluetooth devices are available for other hearing aid brands—please see leaflet racks for information about other products or ask a member of staff.
Additional information
Can be used with television upon purchase of TVLink S Basestation
Wireless Bluetooth clip on microphone (RemoteMic) can be purchased for family/friends to wear in noisy places
Price
ComPilot—£144
Optional extras
TVLink S Basestation
&
RemoteMic prices available on request
Are you interested in wirelessly connecting your hearing aids to your mobile phone, mp3 player oTV?
Do you struggle to use audio devices and your mobile phone with your hearing aids at the moment?
Could a remote control make it easier for you to enjoy extra programs and volume control?
If so, you may benefit from the Bluetooth devices detailed in this leaflet.
If you are interested please speak to an audiologist who can help you to decide.
