ReSound Smart Hearing Aid Connects To Your Phone
A Great First Effort, But......
Thank you for bringing cell phones and hearing aids together in everyday life! On a professional level I'm thrilled. HOWEVER, I've a number of questions/comments:
1. T-Coils have been around for decades and have never used a "wire" that I'm aware. I've never heard of anyone ever having a problem flipping a t-coil switch.
2. Needing to 'fiddle'with a hearing aid is usually due to user error.... not too different from cell phones, lol.
3. Equating a "good" hearing aid with being "extremely tiny and essentially invisible" is like saying that cell phone A has better battery life than cell phone B simply because A's battery is physically larger. ??? Exactly, it doesn't make any sense.
4. I believe that the heavy hitters of the hearing...
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1. T-Coils have been around for decades and have never used a "wire" that I'm aware. I've never heard of anyone ever having a problem flipping a t-coil switch.
2. Needing to 'fiddle'with a hearing aid is usually due to user error.... not too different from cell phones, lol.
3. Equating a "good" hearing aid with being "extremely tiny and essentially invisible" is like saying that cell phone A has better battery life than cell phone B simply because A's battery is physically larger. ??? Exactly, it doesn't make any sense.
4. I believe that the heavy hitters of the hearing...
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Hearing aid companies certainly boast about how invisible their models are in all of their marketing. It's nothing to be ashamed of, (I certainly didn't mean to imply that,) but I think most users would prefer that they be inconspicuous. I would.
I admit I don't follow hearing aids closely (we focus on phones, after all,) but I'm not aware of any that are marketed as fashion accessories. If they weren't designed to be hidden / invisible, that would be the alternative, at least in terms of marketing.
I admit I don't follow hearing aids closely (we focus on phones, after all,) but I'm not aware of any that are marketed as fashion accessories. If they weren't designed to be hidden / invisible, that would be the alternative, at least in terms of marketing.
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