Malaysia4000 yuan per ’s is reasonable price in China. Cheaper than India! How about non-Demo models? Available in Guangzhou , Shanghai or Beijing?
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What about China?
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Yes. Correct. Need to reprogram every few months. Good for those with knowledge!
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We make absolutely nothing for the hearing community (dear goodness) - BUT our phones are somewhat compatible with phonak. I don’t know if that will be a solution for many.
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Oticon demo units have no time restrictions and are identical to retail devices.
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Then why called it “Demo” & “Not for sale” - ??? if it is the same as the premium or standard model.
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Usually, you only need to pay 70 US dollars per pair to get the fitting service.
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The Chinese market is price-disordered. These devices are usually sold just like ordinary electronic products. The housing is marked Demo, and the model is Intent 1, which is completely identical to the standard retail version.
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tenkanProvider
Still I think overpriced for “Demo” it’s nice that you don’t have to reset them, but definitely no warranty, these would be confiscated if they were ever sent to Oticon for service/repairs, strictly projects only.
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Take a holiday in GZ and stay for a few more days to get the Demo or never version of the Demo in the near future. Thank you for your kind feedback.
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Warranty can only be arranged through the merchant who sold you the device. I guarantee that it indeed comes with a 2-year free warranty.
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tenkanProvider
Yes but it’s not a “real factory warranty” from Oticon, it’s the sellers warranty, not worth the paper it’s written on, so good maybe for the local buyer’s but anyone else it’s well…
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Seems accurate. But they are all sort of a seller’s warranty because it is hard to access the factory warranty through another seller. Also it does not link to the device but the original owner.
Is there ever a written warranty from Oticon to the aid buyer?
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Is there ever a written warranty from Oticon to the aid buyer?
Well yes, through your authorised clinic you buy from, I’ve never had a problem getting factory warranty through other clinic’s? The warranty is with the for the period specified by your clinic, some offer 4 years, the standard is 3 years.
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arydantMinnetonka MN
Your post is literally about the finding out about the chinese hearing aid market - did you forget what you posted? If you are looking a any reviews, they are likely to be from chinese soiurces and should be met with skepticism - why is that so hard to understand?
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Sure, people move around, interstate and from one state to another, even cross borders, your warranty doesn’t become null and void because of this.
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