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mayblossom

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bluetooth

« on: June 26, 2009, 10:32:11 PM »

hi mayblossom here..i'm new and still trying to determine whether this site is real..i'm trying to decide about bluetooth aids-ive been wearing digital aids since my 20's..but have always had problems with feedback and am currently wearing one widex in ear and one NHS aid-not very satisfactory eh?
anyone got a definite view as a wearer not a supplier. i'm looking for increased clarity of sound and love listening to music too.is the bluetooth at the expense of sound quality?


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betterhearing

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Re: bluetooth

« Reply #1 on: June 29, 2009, 10:36:14 AM »

Hi

Welcome to the site

The site is definatelly for real Cheesy

The benefits of bluetooth enable wireless connectivity from mobile phones, landline phones, televisions, radios, mp3 players, ipod etc to your hearing aids. Normal everyday use is unaffected by the bluetooth apllication.

Recent hearing aids available over the last two years have increased anti feedback control. These include hearing aids from Phonak and Starkey.


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