A different kind of review for the Widex Allure

@Neville said:

Aside to an objection to calling Canadians indistinguishable from Americans

Yes, I strongly doubted for a while whether to post that link after reading that fragment. However, the whole article is written in a friendly, warm tone, so I don’t feel any malice in that text.

It is worth knowing that a similar issue exists in other parts of the world as well; many people wrongly think that all Slavs are indistinguishable, that Slovakia is the same as Slovenia, etc.

@Neville said:

Though I’m not sure the population density map captured secondary addresses that make up all those summer cottages up in the Canadian Shield.

I think the map of nightlights is useful in that case, as an approximation. Aside from the joke, I think there is a government register about city/town populations?

But why not present that information first??? It would be a service many would apprecoate.

Beg to disagree. Give you examples, Verifit has a coupler that allows you to check high frequencies - most equipment does have that coupler. Also verifit, does allow you to fit maximizing SII, also Verifit allows you to check if directional microphones are working (on viewport). Furthermore, Verifit has a very nice view to allow you to see what the instrument is performing before and after the rem auto fit. I own both Verifit, Aurical (I do not know the Affinity that well) a Verifit cost the equivalent to a car, but it is a TANK that last a lifetime. Hands down the best equipment

In many countries hearing aids are consider medical equipment (in terms of regulatory) - although the accurate term would be medical devices. but their regulatory requirements are the same

Yes, the verifit has many nice features that I like.