wonder if this works with Advanced Bionics cochlear implants?
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Per Phonak's fitting and dispensing department today March 17th, 2014 this Phonak DECT CP1 phone DOES NOT work via wireless with Advanced Bionics cochlear implants. However, I was told that this DECT phone is compatible with the T-coil in those cochlear implants. In other words, it works via T-coil just like most other land-line telephones, but does not do long range wireless streaming to the implants, at this point. Thank you for your patronage.
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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.
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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.
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It works with BTE hearing aids. It sounds better than the MaxIT brand, which is no longer available. It's a little clunky.
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Don - The Connect-to-Cell feature was not engineered with BT enabled hearing aids in mind. It may work with them, but we cannot assure you that it will.
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Yes, the Com Pilot is used only with Phonak hearing aids that have wireless capabilities and use the latest platform called Quest (Models such as Q-50, Q-70, Q-90). If you have already been using the Com Pilot, then, yes, these will be the same and work. If the previous ones were square in shape, your hearing aids may not be compatible, as that is the older model. Thanks,Local Battery
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I got this for my wife's Bionic and it works great. She is very happy with it.
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The instructions are on line. Here is the section on cochlear implants. I hope it helps.Using Zephyr with Cochlear Implant EquipmentBehind-the-ear processors and other implant hardware must be kept dry to function properly.Regular Zephyr use can also make a significant difference in zinc-air battery life, especially inhumid weather. (Individual results may vary.) Leave zinc-air batteries in the processor (whereapplicable) but remove the battery cover. Place the processor, headpiece and cable in the frontcompartment and follow the instructions for use, above.Here is the link to the complete instructions:http://dryandstore.com/page/510/Instruction-Manuals.html#Zephyr%20Instructions The instructions are on line. Here is the section on cochlear implants. I hope it helps.Using Zephyr with Cochlear Implant EquipmentBehind-the-ear processors and other implant hardware must be kept dry to function properly.Regular Zephyr use can also make a significant difference in zinc-air battery life, especially inhumid weather. (Individual results may vary.) Leave zinc-air batteries in the processor (whereapplicable) but remove the battery cover. Place the processor, headpiece and cable in the frontcompartment and follow the instructions for use,... » Read More The instructions are on line. Here is the section on cochlear implants. I hope it helps.Using Zephyr with Cochlear Implant EquipmentBehind-the-ear processors and other implant hardware must be kept dry to function properly.Regular Zephyr use can also make a significant difference in zinc-air battery life, especially inhumid weather. (Individual results may vary.) Leave zinc-air batteries in the processor (whereapplicable) but remove the battery cover. Place the processor, headpiece and cable in the frontcompartment and follow the instructions for use, above.Here is the link to the complete instructions:http://dryandstore.com/page/510/Instruction-Manuals.html#Zephyr%20Instructions « Show Less
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If your hearing aids have Bluetooth and a t coil channel, they should work. With Amazon's liberal return policy, try it. I love mine. Hank H
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Not being a medical doctor, I can not answer this with the assurance my answer will be accurate, but from what I understand is that it works off contact with the bone structure and creates vibrations, so my guess would be that it may give you some auditory input. I would love to know if you buy them and how it really does work. God Bless.
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It works on mine - But, my hearing aide won't work with a low battery so I really don't use any more.
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No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids. No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service... » Read More No,unfortunately Jill..the comPilot by phonak uses short range fm radio to connect with some of the Phonak aids. The hearing aid you use it with has to have the newer Phonak system. Mine is Naida S. Even older Phonak aids will not use the comPilot.The Phonak Mike however connects to the comPilot using bluetooth, and the microphone should be able to connect as a remote mic to other bluetooth enabled devices. If your hearing aid can connect directly to a bluetooth device, this microphone MIGHT pair with it. If you are uncertain, check with your audiologist or the customer service rep for the maker of your aids. « Show Less
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To my knowlege the headset would work fine by taking the hearing aids out and using the headset.
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I don't know. But wired mine to the seana headset and it works with my volume control
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i believe so. i think i had a pair of those and it did work, but im not sure if they are the exact ones. just make sure that the input for the headset is only one small hole, and if it is then it will work.
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No I do not believe so. My Father and Grandfather both use this and they use it with hearing aids.
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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.