Will this work with the Pocket Talker Pro, hearing device?
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I don't know. When I bought it I thought it was stereo but it's only mono, so the plug only has two conductors, one for ONE audio track and the other for ground. I was disappointed because it wouldn't work in any of my iPods/iPhones. I can't believe the manufacturer would make a mono plug that's useless for almost all current electronic equipment. Btw, when I tried to use it the foam 'windsock' covering the mic kept falling off. That's poor craftsmanship. I'm out almost $13 for a mini-mic I could buy for $2 elsewhere. I thought by buying an Olympus mic I'd get better quality but I ended up with a worthless piece of junk that can only be used on very old audio equipment. My suggestion: Don't buy it! Lastly, check your Picket Talker Pro and find out if its mono or stereo. It's doubtful it's mono though. Almost all mini plugs are stereo to make them compatible with all the stereo iPods, iPhones, iPads, etc...
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I looked up the pocket Talker Pro and it looks like a real useful product. And it has very good reviews. Maybe I'll get one so I can lower the volume on the TV ;)
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Sorry I was thinking of another cable but the cable you have if it has the 3.5mm earplug jack it will work.
2197885
I can't speak with absolute certainty, but it "should" work with any device which has a 3.5mm (read: standard) headphone jack.
885498
I believe it does. Go to their site at http://senabluetooth.com/ and check out the compatibility. All in all coupled with the earbud adapter it sounds great.
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It should. While this is the not the headset I had, if it is a quick connect it should work. Bigger question is the phone you wish to use it with.
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Sorry but you had better check with the Audio Technica folks on that one. I just don't know about that. Generally, it's more than just a plug that fits, you have to be aware of the input/output impedances of the two devices. My guess is it probably will work........but check with the AT tech line before making your decision. They are nice folks and will gladly give you all you need to know.
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?
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Like most any bluetooth headset it should work with most any bluetooth adapter. If you can select any audio input from the Dragon software then that should work as well.
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Honestly I have no experience with that model but as long as it is not a special size or make it should work on most blue tooth earpieces.
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Yes. As long as you have a 3.5mm jack to connect this headset's own 3.5mm jack, than it will work great.
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In order for mine to work, my Audiologist had to group [link] it with my Phonak hearing aids. That might be the case with other hearing aids as well. Added note-I was charged a $35 fee because I bought this item "out there". Best check with your hearing aid supplier before buying.
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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.
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I believe it has a standard mini-plug to attach the player to the speakers, so it should work with any device you can hook earphones to.
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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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Not sure. However it worked with my P2030. Currently one earplug is not working. I will not suggest buying this one. Go for some better quality headset.
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Yes it will.....Any audio product,that has an earphone jack or a line-out jack will work.
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Yes, it will work for any device with a 3.5mm jack (pretty much every phone, computer, mp3, etc.)