Hi,
I have a brand new NOAHlink wireless which does not support my ’s. Apparently, I need the Phonak iCube 2 if anyone has one for sale or wants to swap?
Cheers.
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Hi,
I have a brand new NOAHlink wireless which does not support my ’s. Apparently, I need the Phonak iCube 2 if anyone has one for sale or wants to swap?
Cheers.
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one on ebay for $90:
Phonak ICube II I Cube II Hearing Aid Programmer - Includes Phonak USB Dongle...11
1 ea USB to Mini Cable (This is used to connect your ICube II to your Computer for programming - the hearing aids are connected to the Icube II wirelessly. 1 ea, ICube II Charging Stand. ICube (Original) - Programs: CORE, SPICE, and "Q" (Quest)...
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what hearing aids are these? Cube programmers are for very old hearing aids, maybe you should keep the Noahlink wireless if you have that and invest in a newer type of hearing aid, technology has advanced a lot since then.
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Markoo35, they are Vista T20 I was under the impression from my Audiologist that they weren’t that old, I’ve had them roughly 5yrs. Basically I’m trying to squeeze a little more life out of them.
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Made by Unitron.
Bluetooth compatible with smart phones.
I wonder which Unitron aids they compare to? Odd they won’t use the Noahlink wireless.
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