are they hearing aids compatible ?
1557565
A few others have answered and this is a few months old, but yes! I wear a BTE aid in my right ear and these are light, comfortable, and do not cause feedback.
1557566
I am not sure, but if you call Bose Corp. up at www.bose.com "Contact us" they will be able to tell you.
1557567
You can place them totally over your ears, then adjust your hearing aids for the great sound you will be able to hear. I am not sure if they cause the squealing type sound that microphones do when close to a speaker. I do think that you shouldn't have a problem.
1557568
Hello, I two BTE hearings aids and sometimes when I put the headphones on I might get a little bit of feedback, but that's about it. I don't get feedback once the headphones are completely on.
1557569
Since they fit over your ears, I should think they would accommodate hearing aide, including the part on the back of the ear.
1243757
They will work, BUT! You will need a charging system. I have Siemens hearing aids and they come with a charging station.
1517060
No they are not, sorry to say. Google it and you will see some are more compatible than others.
1801044
that I don't know. I think they should be compatible (because IR signal is standard), however, I have experienced when these (and other) IR headphones cut-off sound too often with particular transmitters while doing perfectly fine with other transmitters. Often one needs to play with the balance between cranking up the signal that goes into transmitter and the volume on headphones to achieve the best combo. When signal level entering the transmitter is too high, cut-offs seem to be more frequent (which probably indicates it's transmitter's problem), but when it's too low and you have to crank up volume on the headphones, signal to noise ratio is poor (after all, the signal is analog, a lot of amplification on the headphones gives you too much background white noise).
995392
If your aids are Phonak brand they should work. I found them to work better than the wax traps I received when I got my hearing aids.
1642474
Yes, nearly all audio devices have 3.5mm ports which are standard. This has a 3.5mm jack so yes it is compatible.
1609843
yes they are compatible, but stopped working after I had them about 3 month.
1270525
Ireally don't know. The info my husband gave me earlier was not what I asked for. Thatinfo was for a different biulb. Sodry. Wish he would turn onor up hus hearing aid. I would duggest you contact the seller or manufacturer.
739655
I can't answer for this particular model, but as long as it has a "T-switch" or "T-coil" that is built into the hearing aid, it should work just fine.
1612464
Yes it is compatible . You may need to have it set up with your hearing aids first but it will work with the unit
786921
I have the same question. They do work on my Phonak hearing aids, about 2 years old.
1807362
It works with BTE hearing aids. It sounds better than the MaxIT brand, which is no longer available. It's a little clunky.
840192
YES, I THINK THEY CAN, BECAUSE OF THE SWIVEL in the plastic tube coming from the hearing assist. This company will not refund you if it doesn't work for you, if you OPEN the packaging. Hard to check out without opening the packaging. I'm out $185. because of this. Buyer beware.
2116367
Speakerphone on any phone might work. Most androids and iphones come with hearing aid compatibility.
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.
755667
Yes they are compatible. I have had no problems and they seem to hold up much better.
509596
Only if the hearing aids you have operate on the same fm frequency.I believe phonak operates on 7.5 kHz.