I have the Phonak Q Series hearing aids and was told the newest version of TVlink S was not compatible. Is this compatible with Q Series
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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
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HI DIDI I have the Phonak Naida Q 50 hearing aids. The TVlink S is compatible with my aids.However if you buy the TVlink S over the internet you will have to have them configured toyour aids by your hearing care professional. Best buy I ever made to listen to TV.& talk on myphone. You won't be sorry if you purchase one. E S of Parkesburg Pa.
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I have Phonak Q Series hearing aids and bought a TVlink S recently and they work perfectly together.
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HI DIDI I have the Phonak Naida Q 50 hearing aids. The TVlink S is compatible with my aids. However if you buy the TVlink S over the internet you will have to have them configured to your aids by your hearing care professional. Best buy I ever made to listen to TV.& talk on my phone. You won't be sorry if you purchase one. E S of Parkesburg Pa.
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PLEASE READ UPDATE AT THE END: ------- This is NOT a Blue tooth enabled TV, however its a very good product and im very happy with it. I got my 42" "Open Box" at a slightly lower cost than what I actually see on amazon now, and keep in mind that its a 2012 model. If you have not purchased yet I recommend going with a more recent model like the 6700 or higher, you will probably get more for the same money. If you already have the TV there are some adapters that may work (please note i have not tried or endorse any of them) like: http://www.amazon.com/Stereo-TV-Transmitter-Bluetooth-Dongle/dp/B004T0CEBK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387491869&sr=1-1&keywords=bluetooth+adapter+for+tV http://www.amazon.com/iClever-IC-BTT01-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Audio-out/dp/B00FLKW0JI/ref=sr_1_48?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387491820&sr=1-48&keywords=bluetooth+adapter Some of these are transmitters and/or receivers so triple check the specs before buying. They are not the best solution as some work on batteries and need recharging every other day or so. Sorry there is no good or easy solution to your problem. UPDATE: I dont know who in my mind I had the word Bluetooth when I read Headset, as if its the only type, probably its the only one that makes sense, as I do not imagine myself wired to the screen. I have just checked the conections in the back and there are many many inputs of all type but no outputs, as you would need for an audio connection. By the way my 6700 dent either. So answering your original question: NO, it does not support head sets and i don't see any way that an adapter would help.
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I am afraid as others, I have had compatibility issues. There is a narrow list of headsets that are compatible, which I found out after I purchased the item. There is an even narrower compatibility with wireless headsets. I would do what I failed to do before I purchased the item, contact Plantronics support and asked them about your headset directly. They will be happy to give you an answer. The advertising is very vague about compatibility and you cannot find a list of compatible headsets on their website. However, their customer service department as well aware of what headsets will work and will not work. Thanks!
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The 840S will "work" very well with hearing aids that contain telecoils (T-coils). If your are uncertain if your hearing aids are T-coil equipped, check with your vendor. Please note that the 840S system must include the induction loop in order to work with hearing aids. Some vendors will quote a low price by excluding the induction loop. (then offer it as a $55.00 accessory)
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I am not sure. I have Phonax hearing aids . Com pilot is great. T.V with no closed caption is a new experience. I have profound loss and it works for me. Using my phone for the first time in years. Hope it works out for you. !!!
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I use a Phonac uDirect2 which is similar, different brand of hearing aids, bought this one by mistake. With my Phonac device, I can pair to my tv device, also pair to my iphone. The iphone recognizes it and with Bluetooth-new device- pairing no problem. Since this similar technology for a different brand of hearing aids I would be very surprised if they didn't work exactly the same. You can go online and see the specs. just to be sure, but should work.
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I use mine with my Phonak hearing aids. I have it paired via bluetooth with my cell phone, TV, iPad, laptop and remote mic. It works well in all instances.
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I am not sure. It will pair with the compilot TV link and works well. Feeds sound right into your aids. Your TVsoundcan be low, yet you will here the TV fine.
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I am sorry to say that I do not have this type of hearing aids. I have phonak but a different insert. Sorry I couldn't help.
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Yes, it will work with hearing aids that are T-Coil capable (many are, but you may have to have that feature activated by your audiologist). On some TVs, connecting the Sennheiser 840 to the headphone jack will disable the TVs speakers so only the person using the wireless loop will hear the program. A TV with a separate Audio Out jacks (usually red/white) will not have this problem.
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I guess its CTIA.. they are not compatible with the early Sony Ericsson phones.. I had to buy CTIA to OMTP convertor but it dint work that well.But overall audio quality is good for these earphones
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I recently purchased Phonak remote mic and am using it on the 2013 model hearing aids and cochlear processor. It is definitely not out of date.
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Sorry but i only test my soundlink with My Sony SP smartphone and My notebook Sony, and it works perfect.
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I believe that you need to find a device that is blue tooth compatible and I don't think the 840-s would work. Your wife's hearing aids would have to be blue tooth compatible to work. I use hearingaids that have blue tooth capability, and I know that I can get a device from the hearingaid maufacturer that connects to our tv via blue tooth so that you can hear the tv on your hearingaids.
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Yes, I have a com pilot bluetooth pendant from phonak. I also had to add Plantronics 92714-01 SSP 2714-01 Network adapter - USB - Bluetooth (a dongle) to the headset adaptor. Check which dongle works with your hearing equipment. Phonac and Plantronics both assisted me in selecting the correct compatible equipment. Now, I can bluetooth my phone or computer to my phonac hearing aids. It took a couple of tries to get the pairing to work. I get some confusion from my cell phone, but if I turn the bluetooth on my cell off and then on then all the pairings work.
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As long as there is a telecoil program on her hearing aid, it should work. I have the older generation Naida and it works great. I felt the same when I tried the compilot, wasn't all that impressed with it. So I switch between using the MusicLink and the Phonak FM unit for music listening.
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It works great with my Audeo Yes Hearing Aids. I have 2 of them actually. Lost one, bought a new one... then found the one I lost :(