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Connecting to pc via usb cable or any cable to connect speaker port or usb port to hear anything not via bluetooth

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Sorry if my english or grammar is bad.

I want to connect my phonak naida p50-up to pc via cable not Bluetooth because It has problem with sound jittering like cutting off and on and off and on, I have video of it happening so this is why I want to connect it to pc via anything that connects to pc like headphone with wires.

I was with audiologist and I did see they connected cable to inside of hearing aid’s battery where there’s something deep like its port to pc to adjust my hearing aid so I wonder could it be connected to pc as like headphone? instead of adjusting the sound? Please tell me is there way to connect hearing aid to pc without bluetooth? It’s so annoying that I have to restart my hearing aid everytime it starts The problem just comes back after 3 second everytime and its even so close to my pc

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You may need a Bluetooth dongle for more stable Bluetooth connectivity. This may require some trial and error or perhaps someone knows what works well and is available.

I have bluetooth dongle but didn’t solve it, why is there no cable to connect hearing aid to pc via cable like headphone jack or like wired earphone , how come they didn’t get idea of it. Is it because they want money for hearing aid battery?

It sounds like some sort of generic dongle. That may not have a stable signal. Probably a better dongle would help (buy something returnable in case it doesn’t help) but Phonak TV adapter may work even better.

I don’t have any experience with the Rogers ON. I have accumulated three of the Phonak v2 TV adapters over time and have never paid for any of them. I got two in package deals with new Phonak and Costco and my audi gave me a third one that some other customer never used. So I travel with one.

I also link my Sphere i90s to my PC laptop with a TP-Link Bluetooth dongle that works great.

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Like I said, if you don’t want to try another Bluetooth dongle, then get the Phonak TV streamer. It’s not Bluetooth and it works with analog headphone jack and power from USB or power adapter.

Phonak TV streamer looks wireless thing, as I said connecting hearing aid to pc via wires not wireless because wireless depends on hearing aid battery If its low then wireless gets more weaker, can I show you video about my hearing aid problem with bluetooth? maybe you know solution to it

I used a set of 312 battery Phonak for 4 years with the Phonak TV streamer with no issues. 4 hours per evening. Batteries lasted for 5 or 6 long days. Your problem with Bluetooth is probably in your laptop. The Phonak streamer would not use any Bluetooth. It would plug into your laptop.

I don’t have laptop, its PC Desktop, I just wish they invented Wired hearing aid like wired earphone and wired headphone not those wireless headphone and airpod stuff

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