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Bluetooth hearing aids enhance sound clarity and convenience by wirelessly connecting to smartphones, TVs, and more. They allow users to stream calls, music, and other audio directly to their ears for a personalized listening experience. As these devices grow in popularity, knowing how to connect them properly is key. This guide provides a step-by-step process to help you pair your hearing aids with various devices and make the most of their features.
Bluetooth hearing aid technology has transformed the way people with hearing loss interact with the world around them. By integrating wireless connectivity, these hearing aids allow users to stream high-quality audio directly from their smartphones, TVs, or other Bluetooth-enabled devices, eliminating the need for external accessories. Many modern models utilize low-energy Bluetooth or proprietary wireless protocols to ensure stable connections while preserving battery life. Some even support hands-free calling and compatibility with voice assistants, making everyday communication effortless. With continuous advancements in digital sound processing and wireless integration, Bluetooth hearing aids provide a more immersive, convenient, and customized listening experience than ever before.
We bring you the most sophisticated technology across a range of hearing aid types with price options to fit your budget. After conducting a hearing test, our hearing care professionals are able to guide you with relevant & timely advice.
To connect a hearing aid via Bluetooth, follow these steps:
1) Check if your TV supports Bluetooth audio:
2) If TV doesn’t support direct Bluetooth connection:
3) Use your phone as a bridge (if supported)
Amplifon offers a wide variety of hearing aids from major manufacturers. Find out more about all types of digital hearing aids: invisible, BTE, RITE and ITE.
MFi (Made for iPhone) hearing devices are hearing aids specifically designed to work seamlessly with Apple products like iPhones, iPads, and iPods. These hearing aids use a special low-energy Bluetooth connection that allows direct audio streaming without the need for additional accessories.
Amplifon offers a range of Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids in Canada, designed to enhance connectivity and provide a seamless listening experience. These devices allow users to stream audio directly from smartphones, televisions, and other compatible devices, eliminating the need for additional accessories.
Key Features of Amplifon's Bluetooth Hearing Aids:
To pair your Amplifon Bluetooth hearing aids with a smartphone or other device:
For detailed guidance, consult the user manual or reach out to our Amplifon hearing care professional.
Common causes & fixes:
1. Bluetooth is Turned Off
2. Hearing Aids Are Not in Pairing Mode
3. Already Connected to Another Device
4. Device Compatibility Issues
5. Bluetooth Signal Interference
6. Low Battery on Hearing Aids
7. Hearing Aid App Issues
8. Bluetooth Cache Needs to Be Cleared (Android)
9. Software Bugs or Outdated Firmware
Bluetooth hearing aids are safe to use and pose no significant health risks. They operate with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), emitting minimal radiation well below levels considered harmful by health organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and the FDA. Extensive research has shown no evidence linking Bluetooth radiation to health issues. These devices are regulated by safety standards set by agencies like Health Canada and the FCC, ensuring they are safe for long-term use.
While Bluetooth hearing aids are safe, it’s important to use manufacturer-approved batteries to avoid potential safety concerns like overheating or leakage, and to keep the volume at a comfortable level to prevent hearing damage. If you have a medical implant like a pacemaker, it’s a good idea to consult your doctor, but most modern devices are shielded against interference. Overall, Bluetooth hearing aids are a safe and effective solution for improving hearing.