Our Verdict: Phonak’s answer to the 4 other manufacturers – that have went down the ‘made for iPhone’ route. Phonak have created their own streaming protocol. Very impressive. Marvel from Phonak, the consistent no.1 market leader, can stream calls to iPhone and Android. And it’s the first hearing aid featuring one-to-one remote programming.
“Adjust volume, treble and bass on the go.
Save programs: Create favourite programs in your locations and have your hearing aids switch to them in particular places – or activate them yourself wherever you are.
Guide: Look up information about your hearing aid such as what each ‘beep’ means.
Finder: If you misplace your hearing aids, you can quickly track them down with the ReSound Smart app’s ‘Finder’ function.
Remote audiologist cloud programming: request fine-tuning changes via the app from anywhere, and it’s done.
Our Verdict: The revolutionary hearing aid app that gives the iPhone / iPad user an amazing level of control over their hearing aids. No other device is needed. Includes streaming of audio, music and calls. Some connectivity problems are reported, but generally a wonderful leap forward for hearing aid users. It may be over-complicated for some.
“Stream calls and audio in stereo at the sound level you prefer. Nobody has to be aware, so you can enjoy radio, podcasts, audio books without fuss or distraction.
While Oticon hearing aids are designed for your ears, the new On App for iPhone® is designed for your fingertips. With just a few taps, you can set the perfect sound level or select a different program.
Our Verdict: The TV adapter features Dolby sound – superb. That’s good. The app has very few features making it simple to use perhaps?