Perhaps a 9050 user with an engineering bent would measure one of the and fill in the specification that Philips declines to provide?
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Philips 9050 dimensions?
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One has to poke around a bit.
Discreet design
Made to be both discreet and functional, these hearing aids are very light and are only 2.8 cm long (1.1 in) and 0.8 cm wide (0.3 in).
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One has to poke around a bit.
HaHa! Yes the scroll wheel on the mouse works wonders.
Thanks, I was gonna do a screenshot, but you got it.
@brec there ya go!
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That would definitely be helpful! It’s surprising Philips left that out—hopefully someone in the community with the right tools can step up and share the specs.
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Yeah thickness does not seem to be available online. Probably best to check one out at a Costco.
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As it happens, yesterday I got a loaner pair of 9050s. Here’'s what my micrometer says:
7.7mm W x 12.3mm H x 28.0mm L
For comparison, Oticon’s specs for the Intent 1 say:
7.6mm W x 12.2mm H x 25.4mm L
I’m skeptical about the Intent being ~2.6mm shorter. They have different kinds of receiver plugs, and both aids are “bent” near the receiver end making length measurement subject to different techniques.
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