List of Hearing Aids that can be Programmed with Noahlink Wireless

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Aug 3, 2018Edited

I would like to get feedback here (from personal experience if possible) for which aids can or cannot be programmed with Noahlink Wireless. I would also like any knowledge of any added accessories required (such as Easytek).

I’ll start with ones I know that cannot: KS6 and KS5s (and I assume older KS)

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pvc

Aug 4, 2018

@DanTheMan said:

I’ll start with ones I know that cannot: KS6 and KS5s (and I assume older KS)

Hahahaha, and a gazillion other old .

DanTheManAuthor

Aug 4, 2018

Be nice PVC. how about I request the ones that (by personal observation or experience) can be programmed. As I look at some vendors (on line) they tend to list only certain hearing aids. With others, they say additional hardware is required.

pvc

Aug 4, 2018

Look at the bottom paragraphs of
How to choose a programming device to Program Your Hearing Aids [DIY].

All the new Bluetooth low energy () enabled hearing instruments are using Noahlink Wireless with a few exceptions and with the exception of Widex. They don’t seem to be jumping on the bandwagon. But then they are getting merged into Sivantos (Signia/Siemens) so that may change. It’s best to check your manufacturer’s Cable Guide to see which programming devices are allowed and in some cases (Oticon) you also need a wired programming device for Firmware updates. But that could change too! In summary it seems too complex and in a state of constant change to build a list.