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Two weeks ago I traded my Jabra Enhance Pro 20 in for the Pro 30, and I do find they are an improvement in sound quality and especially in noisy environments.
Now, my problem. I can receive phone call on my hearing aides by answering my cell phone, but I cannot double tap the hearing aides to answer the cell phone.
My phone is a Samsung S21+ with Android 15.
Has anyone else had problems with “double tap” with Android phones?
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I have a Samsung S25 and I can get the “double tap” to work but it’s more like a bunch of taps.
I typically have my phone on a charge stand during work and can see when I call comes in. I typically have to tap the hearing aids a bunch of times to get it to pick up. Without being able to see that the phone is responding, I wouldn’t feel comfortable with just using the “double tap”.
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Dallas Ft. Worth TexasIf you go to the Jabra app on your phone, under “My Enhanced Pro”, there’s a function for, “TapControl”. I have the hearing aids connected to an iPhone, which may be different when connected to an Android phone. But, it’s worth checking out.
I also traded my Jabra Enhanced Pro 20s for the 30s and found a large improvement in the sound quality, and the noise filter works better in noisy places. My test location was, “Texas Roadhouse”, restaurant. It’s one of the loudest environments I know of and they have excellent food, for the price.
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The Android version doesn’t have the “TapControl” function
I have the tap control on my samsung z flip 5
Do you have rechargable or 312 version of the jabra 30?
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Dallas Ft. Worth TexasI used to fly. Now I teach full flight simulator instructors how to teach others to fly corporate type airplanes.
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On my Samsun S25, in Jabra EnhancePro app, there is a TapControl feature listed on the My Enhance tab.
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Same here, I used to have a Piper Cherokee 180 until it became a submarine during a hurricane when the airport flooded in southern Louisiana.
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The Android version doesn’t have the “TapControl” function
I think you are mistaken. From my S24fe/Jabra app
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Well, I contacted Jabra support and they said the only Samsung phones that support the double tap are the S23 and S25. So, it looks like if I want that feature I will have to upgrade.
Thanks to everyone that tried to help me with this problem.
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Do you wear a smart watch?
I always answer calls using the button on my Garmin running watch. Call still goes through phone and hearing aids (Jabra Pro 30s)
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your AUD can turn it on in Resound Smart Fit software
You never answered … do you have the rechargable model ?
Only the Micro has tap control
If yours has rocker switch … I don’t think it has tap control
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Jabra Tech Support said the only Samsung phones that support the double tap are the S23 and S25. I have a S21+, so it looks like if I want that feature I will have to upgrade.
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maybe this will help you :
Samsung phones with One UI version 6.1.11 or later, and devices with Android 14 or higher, are generally compatible with . This includes the S23, S24, Z Fold5, Z Flip5, and Tab S9 series.
Specifically, the following Samsung phones and tablets are confirmed to support Auracast:
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