Coselgi Fitting Software? (Widex Budget Brand)

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PaulF8

Nov 30, 2021

Hi, I’m about to buy the Coselgi Mojo which is almost the same as the Widex 220 but less than a third of the price.

My audi told me Coselgi uses its own fitting software though (not Widex Compass GPS).

Hence my question: does anyone here have or can point me towards how to obtain the Coselgi fitting software?

Any share would be much appreciated

Thanks

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tenkanProvider

Nov 30, 2021

@PaulF8 said:

Hi, I’m about to buy the Coselgi Mojo

Why? You have other choices, what about Costco, eBay, because these are locked and you’ll be for ever tied to Boots for programming. Specsavers are the same.

If you want to do , then you need to do your research first before buying, Costco or online is your best bet for lower prices.

Good luck

PaulF8Author

Dec 1, 2021

What do you mean? I can see the fitting software for Coselgi is available as “c-tune II” on their site, but you’re required to contact them before you can download it. I guess as an end user I may nog get access.

Anyway, are you saying that even if I’ll be able to download the fitting software, the hearing aids will be locked and I won’t be able to use it myself on my Coselgi hearing aids?

The audi I’m talking with doesn’t seem like the type of company that would lock . But I’ll ask now for sure. Are you saying that Coselgi hearing aids are locked by default and by every audi that sells them?

I’ll check out Costco, eBay. Thanks for the tip. Asking here about Coselgi fitting is my research on this front by the way. A quick search on it online didn’t return any info on this topic.

tenkanProvider

Dec 1, 2021

@PaulF8 said:

What do you mean? I can see the fitting software for Coselgi is available as “c-tune II” on their site,

@PaulF8 said:

but you’re required to contact them before you can download it

Well your “locked out” from using it then.

@PaulF8 said:

Anyway, are you saying that even if I’ll be able to download the fitting software, the hearing aids will be locked and I won’t be able to use it myself on my Coselgi hearing aids?

No, if you can indeed get a copy of the software you should be able to program them.

@PaulF8 said:

The audi I’m talking with doesn’t seem like the type of company that would lock HAs.

Well I don’t know what this is supposed to mean, like are you saying that their such good guys that that wouldn’t mind at all if you asked, could you slip a “free” copy of the software with the I’m thinking of buying from you ; )
But seriously I’ve never heard of the company and I don’t think anyone from on this forum have ether!

@PaulF8 said:

Are you saying that Coselgi hearing aids are locked by default and by every audi that sells them?

It wouldn’t surprise me in the least, these oddball companies that sell rebranded HAs have a history of doing just that.

@PaulF8 said:

Asking here about Coselgi DIY fitting is my research on this front by the way

Yeah I get that, but very unusual brand so can’t see much anywhere.
Definitely check out something from the more popular brands which are easily .

Good luck

PaulF8Author

Dec 1, 2021

@tenkan said:

Well your “locked out” from using it then.

That’s not what locked hearing aids mean as I understand it. As I understand it locking a hearing aids means that it can only be fitted and adjusted by a single company, which is usually a bigger franchise. This is not through software access but tru a chip in the device.

Sure if I can’t obtain the software then it’s effectively locked from me, but not from other audis that work with and can fit Coselgi.

@tenkan said:

very unusual brand so can’t see much anywhere.
Definitely check out something from the more popular brands which are easily DIY.

According to the audi I was talking with here in the Netherlands Widex will soon be gone from insurance covered hearing aids here and they will be replaced by Coselgi as it’s the budget brand of Widex and so it better fits within those meager insurance coverage amounts.

Anyway, at one third the price as long as any audi working with Coselgi can fit and adjust it, I don’t see it as a huge problem. Hopefully over time I’ll be able to obtain the Coselgi fitting software, but if not it’s not the end of the world.

PaulF8Author

Dec 1, 2021

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@PaulF8 said:

Are you saying that Coselgi hearing aids are locked by default and by every audi that sells them?

@tenkan said:

It wouldn’t surprise me in the least, these oddball companies that sell rebranded HAs have a history of doing just that.

I just asked them. They don’t lock the hearing aids.

Zebras

Dec 1, 2021

@PaulF8

They are locked tho as you can’t program them via the standard Widex software.

PaulF8Author

Dec 1, 2021

Yeah I guess it depends on how you define locked. It would make things a lot easier if they could be programmed with Widex software no doubt.

But if I can obtain the Coselgi fitting software somehow then it won’t matter. That’s the tricky part though since it’s not as easy to find as Widex fitting software.

tenkanProvider

Dec 1, 2021

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@PaulF8 said:

That’s not what locked hearing aids mean as I understand it

I understand what it means, but nevertheless your unable to without the correct version of compass, which in your case is called “c-tune II” specifically for those Coselgi rebranded Widex.

As a side note, Widex are a very good brand, I have the Widex Evoke, not as my daily driver but one of my “go to” back ups.