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Mobile phones and hearing aids




Many hearing impaired people find it difficult to hear what others are saying on their mobile phones - the solution may be Bluetooth hearing aids.
Mobile phones and hearing aids

Mobile phone systems can cause electrical interference in hearing aids, which can cause a lot of disruption. Interference varies with a number of factors, including the phone model and the type and model of the hearing aid. These problems make it difficult for many hearing aid wearers to make good use of mobile phones.
Bluetooth technology

Today's most advanced digital hearing aids are Bluetooth and wireless compatible and are therefore able to connect to various Bluetooth devices, such as mobile phones, computers, radios, MP3 players and TVs - these devices must only be connectable to a Bluetooth network.

Bluetooth technology is a wireless process of exchanging and transferring data between two electronic devices that are in close proximity to one another. Most solutions consist of a streaming device. This device transmits the received Bluetooth signal to the hearing aid and therefore must always be close to the user of hearing aids.
Handsfree headset

Bluetooth technology allows people with hearing loss to hear the output more clearly, as sounds are transmitted to both hearing aids at the same time, which, among other things, makes mobile phone conversations easier. In addition, the streamer makes it possible to set up and receive calls using the Bluetooth hearing aid without even touching the phone. This essentially means that Bluetooth technology turns hearing aids into a hands-free kit and gives the user free access to all connected Bluetooth devices.

To use these features, hearing aids must have Bluetooth connectivity because it can not be installed later on a device. In addition, it is important to always try a new mobile phone before buying