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How to select an Auracast broadcast on Jabra Enhance Pro 20s

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In reply to @loopster

Loopster,
The state of the iPhone should not be an issue. You only want to know if the iPhone helper app can select the channel for you in the . The connection from the Auri to the Hearing aids will be broadcast.

Over in the FMA120 discussion there is more info. and that YT video (which had a lot of errors) Did show it working by using the Resound Smart App . What were your results?

The Resound Smart 3D app has the assistant built in. The home screen shows an Auracast selection bar at the bottom. Otherwise, it appears to be functionally identical to the Jabra Enhance app.

I have uninstalled the Jabra Enhance app from my Galaxy S25 Ultra phone and replaced it with the Resound 3D app and can verify that it works perfectly with my Jabra Enhance Pro 20 aids.

It works!

Here is a summary:

  • Jabra Enhance Pro 20 hearing aids
  • Resound Smart 3D app (version 1.39)
  • Apple iPhone mini
  • ListenTech Auri transmitter

I would like to thank @Ranson, @RSW, and others for their help. Hopefully the Jabra Enhance app will be updated soon and this would work out of the box for anyone with Jabra .

That’s because Jabra is the Costco branded name of the same hearing aids. Both ReSound and Jabra are made by the same manufacturer, GN. I assume that at some point GN will make the change in the Jabra app. I’m also assuming that they wanted to try it out on one app first to make sure it works and, “Piss off fewer customers”.

The Assistant will work with the BeMore app as well as it is also at the current version number as the ReSound Smart 3D app. Danalogic and their BeMore app are another GN brand. The color is the same as the Jabra app if one cares. I prefer the Burgundy color of the Smart 3D app, as it is my favorite color and have been using it for many months now.

Thank you for the update @NormPete , and welcome! I am excited to have the Enhance Pro app usable to Jabra Enhance Pro 20 interested in .

You need him to get a phone that is capable. It is the go between the ’s and your Auricast system. It is a must for what your trying to do

It seems like the Phone doesn’t need to be but rather Bluetooth LE, that’s reading from trial of membres on this forum.

See this thread:

Auracast transmitter tests
I have Jabra Enhance Pro 20 aids and a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra phone, both of which support Auracast, and I have been experimenting for several weeks with both my aids and also with both Samsung Buds 3 Pro and Sony Libkbuds S earbuds. To do so, I purchased and tested 6 different Auracast transmitters on 2 different Windows computers. Here are some of my findings to date: Of the 6 transmitters, only 2 work with my aids, 3 work with the both brands of earbuds but not the aids, and 1 doesn’t see…

On ReSound/Jabra, it’s done through the app.

Click on the ‘play’ symbol next to the name to start listening to the Auracast stream:

Auracast stream found

While listening to Auracast, the app will look like this. Click on the green audio symbol on the bottom right to stop the Auracast stream.

Auracast playing

That’s all. You can now listen to audio from your phone again.

Also, if there is an incoming phone call while listening to Auracast, the Auracast stream will automatically be paused while talking and resume when the call ends.

No need to fiddle with Bluetooth settings.

Also, you can set up your iPhone to read incoming text messages to your hearing aids when they come in. No app is needed. To set this up, Go to settings app > Settings > Notifications > Announce Notifications select chose Select Notifications ON and right below below select Hearing Aids ON. Back out two pages and close Settings app.

In reply to @Dr_Palmer

You can access a broadcast from either an app assistant, like the Resound app, or the broadcast assistant can be built in the phone, like what Samsung has done.

Go to the Bluetooth website and find the interview where they state that the assistant can either be built into the phone or you can use a stand alone app

Now if we can get the other hearing aid co’s to update their app to be an assistant, do you hear me Rexton

Hi! I’m Phoebe from Avantree — we help a lot of churches set up group listening systems, so I’ve seen this question come up often.

The Jabra Enhance Pro 20 is Auracast-ready, but it looks like the feature still isn’t active yet — there’s no way to scan or join broadcasts from the app or iPhone right now.

That said, if the user has a Samsung phone that supports Auracast (like a Galaxy S24 or S23), they might be able to scan and join the broadcast through the phone and stream audio to their hearing aids that way — as long as their hearing aids are paired with the phone.

It’s not the same as native Auracast support in the hearing aids, but it can be a helpful workaround!

— Phoebe @ Avantree

Phoebe-

It is available in the Jabra Enhance app (on the iPhone) as of about a month or so ago.

Make sure you have the latest version of the app.

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