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GDay all, just manufactured a problem for myself.
I need hearing Australia and Specsaver fitting softwear for Nexia 7 and Vivia 9
The Hearing Australia softwear is called Fitwear for the Nexia 7
I don’t know what the software is called for Specsavers Advance Elite + , which I am told is rebadged Vivia 9.
The story is I am getting a cochlear implant later this year and was fitted with nexix 7 at Hearing Australia, as they are compatible with the cochlear.
My wife was due for new and the price was better at Specsavers, so she got them there
So we have 2 resound devices that need no resound software. Am I alone in thinking the hearing business is a crazy, profit-driven nightmare?
Any help would be much appreciated.

@terry1738 said:

I need hearing Australia and Specsaver fitting softwear for Nexia 7 and Vivia 9

Private labels like SpecSavers and HearingAustralia are locked (I’m talking about the rebadged ones). No unless you have the unlocking code.

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@terry1738 said:

Am I alone in thinking the hearing business is a crazy, profit-driven nightmare?

This is exactly what it is, for future go straight to Costco, projects are not a problem plus the best price you’ll find.

I think the costco equivalent to the jabra 30, damn just been told by my friend the price is $2199 + joining fee + ear molds all up about $2330 which is $500+ cheaper than specsavers and they have 17 channels over the 14 on the vivia 9.
Is the software available for the jabra 30?

Yep you’ll save a lot more then Specsavers, you’ll notice on the forum that it’s best to stay away from that useless lot they should just stick to glasses, Jabra are rebranded ReSound models so this means you can use ReSound SmartFit and the Noahlink wireless.

@terry1738 said:

they have 17 channels over the 14 on the vivia 9.

This has nothing to do with the rebranding, gain handles are determined by the country they are fitted, so they have the same.

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