
A Google user
When it works it's a 3 star. Unfortunately, the app often only finds one aid or the other to control hence 2 stars. When it is working, it's only 3 stars as the graphic equalizer band width is too broad to actually fine tune the quality of sound. The Sound Sense feature, modifys the sound experience but could hardly be considered an improvement. It would be better to just give me a multi band equalizer to customize the sound. Fortunately the hearing aid itself provides good sound.
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During the initial fitting with the audiologist, we were immediately able to connect my hearing aids to the phone via Bluetooth. However this app would not connect to the hearing aids, despite multiple tries, reinstalls, etc. I was finally able to get this app to work by conducting a factory reset on my phone, reloading all of my apps 1 by 1. Now that it is working, I like how I can see when the app is connected on the lock screen. Otherwise, still a bit clunky to use.
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Thought this was going to be a good idea. Not so sure anymore. It's very flakey. While I'm using my phone it randomly changes the settings on my aids. Initially thought it was the aids, not so, remove the app and manually control them with no issues. To the developers "get it right" . I Main reason I selected these aids was to be able to connect seamlessly to my android phone. I can't and I have to have a third device just to use the phone for media.
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