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Pair TV &/or Computer to Hearing Aids for only $34?

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Kinda surprised that no one has responded. Their video which I linked appears to show the devise being paired to a hearing aid and computers. And several Amazon reviews report success with it with their hearing aids. I bought it and am charging it to try with my MacBook M1 tomorrow.

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@Nate said:

Bluetooth

You did not state what exact model of Rexton you want to connect?

Is it Rexton BiCore or Rexton Reach ?

Soundsync BA200 Bluetooth Transmitter/Receiver6 seems to support Bluetooth Classic and APTX only.

The Rexton hearing aids can NOT connect to this -Transmitter.

The Rexton (Signia) hearing aids support Bluetooth via and only to connect to dedicated smartphones.

on the market there are no free Bluetooth Transmitters available that allow a direct connection to MFi / ASHA hearing aids.

Device Compatibility | Rexton6

You only can get the available intermeditary device Rexton Smart Mic to connect your hearing aids to any Bluetooth classic source. The Smart Mic can connect to the BA200 Bluetooth Transmitter, and the Rexton hearing aids connect via Smart Mic.
Find info under ACCESSORIES section: How to use Smart Mic, Smart Transmitter4

If you have the latest/newest Rexton Reach with **Bluetooth (BLEA) ** , then you can use FlooGoo FMA120 Bluetooth dongle6 for connect to a PC and other devices (TV) that support audio-out over USB.

For more Infor about FlooGoo FMA120 dongle see here:

Bluetooth dongle with Auracast support - FlooGoo FMA120
We’ve been waiting for such a beast for a while. Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CN71FL92/ Manufacturer’s product page: https://www.flairmesh.com/Dongle/FMA120.html I emailed them asking for information and they replied. I’ll copy it verbatim. I don’t think there’s anything there that they want to keep private. My take is that Auracast is working assuming you have a phone that supports it (which is probably Samsung) but point-to-point LE Audio is a work in progress for hear…
@firenzel said:

If you have the latest/newest Rexton Reach with **Bluetooth LE Audio (BLEA) ** , then you can use FlooGoo FMA120 Bluetooth dongle for connect to a PC and other devices (TV) that support audio-out over USB

Bluetooth LE AUDIO shows up in my developer version of my Pixel 9. And I have audio-out over USB.

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