Hearing Aids that connect you to smartphones and other Bluetooth devices have opened up new worlds to hearing aid wearers. Previously, hearing aids simply helped you hear better. Now, your MP3, MP4, iTunes player, or Smart Phone can stream recorded music directly to your Bluetooth Hearing Aids, with no wires necessary. You can make calls, and you don’t even have to put the phone to your ear.
Bluetooth Compatible
What are the benefits of streaming via Bluetooth?
Personalized Listening Experience
The audio signal can usually be set to stream to one or both hearing aids and the streamed signal can be amplified and shaped to match the hearing aid’s personalized settings. The volume of the stream may be controlled by the streamer or the hearing aids, depending on the manufacturer’s design.
Multiple Connections
Multiple devices can usually be paired to one streamer, so you can easily switch between different devices. For example, you can be connected to your mobile phone while you’re streaming a movie from your tablet.
Remote Control Of Your Hearing Aids
Commonly, there are also capabilities for remotely changing the volume or program from the streamer.
Standard Protocol
Last but not least, Bluetooth is an electronics industry-standard protocol. It’s not unique to a particular hearing aid or hearing aid manufacturer, so there is uniformity in the way that it works across all devices. The platform has been tested and refined already, as it’s been in use for many years in the mobile phone industry.
Mimitakara Bluetooth Hearing Aids
TWS Rechargeable Hearing Aid
TWS Rechargeable Hearing Aid
✔️ Ear-hook Free Design ✔️ Suitable for Outdoor Activity ✔️ Bluetooth Function with goodHearing App
Made for iPhones or iPad hearing aids are specifically designed to provide optimal sound quality when used alongside Apple’s phones and tablets. When these devices are “paired” with Mimitakara hearing aids, they can send audio feeds directly to the hearing aid’s speakers, delivering much clearer conversations, and making it easier to use the telephone.
Hearing devices made for Apple’s products can also be controlled using your iPhone or iPad. There are iOS apps that let you track your hearing aid’s battery life or change the volume and balance settings. And they also let you access a service called Live Listen, which is designed specifically for the hearing impaired.
With this product installed, your phone or tablet can then become an additional microphone, which can have many useful applications. For instance, if you are in a crowded restaurant and are trying to maintain a chat with a friend, you can place your phone near them, amplifying their voice and helping to screen out background noise.
MFi RIC Hearing Aid
Mimitakara MFi RIC Hearing Aid
✔️ Battery Operated Hearing Aid ✔️ Pair with Built-in Bluetooth Function ✔️ Live Listen Function
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