Will this work with Starkey's in ear hearing aids
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Should work just fine. Greatest investment I ever made for my hearing aids. Make sure to take the batteries out and leave the battery compartment open.
1935849
I am not sure if it will work with the model you identified. However, the PilotOne has to be programmed by your Audiologist, so I would inquire of that individual.
713597
If the hearing aids have T (telecoil) capacity, whether if it's digital and/or analog, it should work. Have you contact Phonak themselves or the Music-Link company directly?
804123
these adapters are specific to each plantronics device, I would be very surpised if it would work
509592
I don't think so. As far as I know it is specific for Phonak hearing aids but to be 100% sure better to ask directky Phonak. Enzo B.
1197371
The phone has to have Bluetooth capability, and it depends on which Starkey hearing aids you have, and do you have the proper accessories to enable them to connect to the wireless signal. I used to work in Audiology, and I believe that Starkey uses a device called SurfLink.
631353
The product description certainly says it works with hearing aids, but I have not tried it so can't confirm. Perhaps others are using with hearing aids. It is a high quality product, so should do what it says it will do.
1733147
As far as I know as long as the hearing aid has a T-coil setting it should work
2066609
The Oticon Streamer cannot be used with just any hearing aid. I don't know a lot about this but I do know that you have to have hearing aids that have Bluetooth. Not even sure if the Oticon streamer works with non-Oticon aids that have Bluetooth. The streamer is wonderful and enabled my husband to talk on the phone.
1172309
I had to return this device because it was NOT compatible with my hearing aids which are developed by "Audigy". Hence, I had to directly order a similar bluetooth device from the manufacturer of my hearing aids for a similar price.
1065150
note this will only work with fairly recent hearing aids -- we got it for my dad - his hearing aids are several years old and it does not pair -- check with you hearing aid specialist who may know if yours will pair
763692
I understand that the Com Pilot is specific to Phonak hearing aids, but that some other brands have their own versions, so you might be able to get the same functionality. Best to ask your provider what their brand offers.
1527090
They only work with T-switch hearing aids and although I tried them, they were very uncomfortable behind the ear, hard plastic. Does not conform to your ear...stay away from them.
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I checked the Phonak page and it looks like it IS supported. As long as it has Bluetooth, that is how it connects. http://www.phonak.com/com/b2c/en/products/hearing_instruments/virto-q/hearing-aid.html
763694
It's Bluetooth device so it should be able to as long as your hearing aide has Bluetooth in it. To be safe ask your hearing aide dealer.
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Yes, it should. I've tried it with multiple different headphones and they have all worked. The first one of these I bought wasn't working correctly though. The left side audio wasn't working regardless of what headphones I used. I exchanged it with another one from Amazon and the new one works perfectly.
739654
I looked up Starkey 3 series and was not able to determine if it has telecoil or not. It will only work if you have telecoil ( and switched on) on the hearing aid. I'm currently using nozi-free earhooks for my listening to music and so far, its the best ones out there that I can find. I'm still looking for a setup that I can not only listen to music but make phone calls that other folks can hear me. All the mics are terrible even for this neckloop and the earhook I'm using.