is this bluetooth capable to use with hearing aids
1552002
They.are bluetooth compatible with cell phones. The instructions do not discuss bluetoothing with hearing aids. It sounds likes good odes.
1552003
We regret to inform you this unit will not work with Bluetooth hearing aids. You can register a Bluetooth headset by using the instructions found here: http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/KXTG7731-MUL.PDF#page=47
1986638
The answer to the question is no. You can connect headphones or earbuds to this unit. If you wear hearing aids, they must be capable of receiving a RF signal. Not all hearing aids have this capability. The hearing aids must be programed to accept the signal. I have this unit and I do it both ways. My hearing aids have the ability to be programed in 5 different ways.
2068980
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
1383390
I would say no, being that it is not listed in the features. These days, tech gadgets that are Bluetooth-capable are highly touted as being so.
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.
2123272
Yes. You may need to have it synchronized with your hearing aids by a Phonak professional.
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.
763696
I use the Naida hearing aid from phonak as well as the Naida cochlear implant with this. Not sure if any Bluetooth enabled hearing aid would work with this or not.
413344
No, it is not Bluetooth compatible. You could buy an adapter but it would be another thing hanging off of it.
730714
I don't know but will have spouse to try it out, there shouldn't be a problem. The sound quality is tip top and I have severe hearing loss. But, I use the Phonak Niada hearing aid which is their strongest modle.
2208258
im not sure, i didnt even use it. i bought it to get an early upgrade on a smartphone. It is an older phone so i doubt it supports bluetooth.
2066611
I think it can if the hearing aids have blue tooth. call Oticon technical assistance at 1 800 526 3921
1462326
No, it does not allow you to connect bluetooth headsets/ear pieces/hearing aids to the system. This device allows you to use your landline telephones with your cell phone. This connects to a cell phone via bluetooth and behaves as a handset for your cell phone. When your cell phone rings, any wired or cordless standard landline phones connected to this device will also ring, and you can answer the call from your traditional phone (you can also place a call with your landline phone system that is routed through your mobile phone and thus the cellular network). This particular model (BTTN) allows you connect a standard landline and up to 3 mobile phones to your traditional phones. You might also want to think of it like this - if you abandon your landline service and go mobile only, but you still want to use your traditional phones around the house (instead of holding the cell phone all the time), this is the device for you. It is, in a way, kind of like this product: http://www.amazon.com/Echo-Logico-Retro-Handset-Packaging/dp/B007TSRFX6/ref=pd_sim_cps_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TS2MXN7WMHV9407BX3Z but it is wireless you use your traditional phones just as you always have to make and receive calls.
1188273
Yes, it is Bluetooth capable but since I don't have any Bluetooth devices, I have not tried that feature out. I don't plan on using that feature at this time but may in the future. You will love everything else though, I can live without that, for this price.
1304579
Yes. All audio and media features can be used with Bluetooth functionality.
710589
Yes, very well. It uses 4 AA batteries, and has a volume control that allows my mom a good connection, with or without her hearing aid.
311218
I believe it will work. I use the BTD 500 paired with my bluetooth hearing devices and I am running Windows 7. The only issue I have noticed is, I need to pair the USB and my hearing devices on a daily basis. No big deal really. Just pull it out of the USB port, plug it back in and pair with your Bluetooth device.