Phonak introduces Naída Paradise

Thanks,
Just looking leads me to believe the new P UP Naida aids are a little smaller than their previous Up generations.

I took another picture of the aids.
Left is the Naida V90 SP
Right is the Naida Paradise P70 UP

Thanks, this is much closer to the UP aids of the past.

This is why I liked the Marvel Naida SP aids or Costco Brio 4 with the size 13 battery. The gain wasn’t far from UP aids but has the size 13 battery hearing aid size. Should work for many profound hearing losses.

True however l am pleased with the P70 UP battery life which is 15 to 17 days mostly streaming. My V90 SP 13 battery lasted a week. The sound processing is much better than the Marvels and with the myphonak app remote, l can adjust to hear more softer sounds in noisy environments. I like the automatic reconnect to the tv connector without having to wear the compilot ll device.
Nearly all of my previous hearing aids were all 675 battery aids except the V90 SP used aids l brought last summer.

Have you tried the Marvel HAs or did you go directly from V90 to P70?

Thank you for your reply.

Have you tried all the algorithms? How does the pediatric version of the algorithm differ from the adult version?
I see that there are a total of 8 different types of algorithms.

I have tried, NAL-NL 2 for a few hours, I didn’t like it! DSL v5a Adult is excellent for me, Adaptive Phonak Digital 2.0 was fine until my hearing dropped, I haven’t tried any others (as yet) If you google DSL v5a Pediatric or Adult, there are white papers out there in PDF format explaining the differences, I think the Adult version came out in 2005? Good luck, cheers Kev

PS, Perhaps, “Fitting Rationals” is more apt than algorithms?

Can anyone advise if the Costco Brio 4 (same as Nadia Marvels?) or 5 (same as Nadia Paradise?) would be compatible with my freq loss? I would prefer RIC type (any suggestions for my loss?) but willing to go with BTE aids if they are worth the size difference. I have a Costco appointment on Dec 9 and really need to pull the trigger asap. Currently I’m sure I am missing a good 1/3 of what people are saying and just do my best to fill in the gaps, sometimes embarrassingly wrong. Thanks for any advise.

@mr.smithster

Your left ear is too good for the Brio 5 in the UP model. Don’t think there’s a SP model.

EDIT - This is the Brio 5 fitting range.

Thanks for the reply. What do you think of something like the KS10.0 with the highest power receivers? Do I still have the same issue ? Can they install 1 power receiver and one normal?

Do you connect the compilot with your hearing aid yourself? If yes how? where do i need to start?

@Blacky

I had a fitter/audiologist that understood? REM but couldn’t set up my Phonak Audeo Paradise P90R’s. That lasted 2 years. As he suggested, I found a practitioner that could. What was horrible before, became excellent–even though REM wasn’t used.

Point is that the key to good use is the person doing setup. Like you, I feel automatisation is excellent. I put them in my ears, and they work. And that took 2 years to achieve.

DaveL
Toronto

Naida Paradise does not use the Compilot device, it is a hearing aid, but has an inserted bluetooth chip. If you have a compilot, you need to check which version of the hearing aid it is for, because there are several versions of the comppilot that are only compatible with those hearing aids. The latest hearing aid used by Compilot is the Phonak venture class. That came out 6 years ago.

If you have Naidu Paradise or Phonak Audeo Paradise. you can still connect them to Tv-link or remote-mic directly without compilot. I tested it and it worked.