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In reply to @PeterH

@PeterH said:

I understand the app will only allow one pair of hearing aids.

OK, this may be the million dollar question: if I have TWO (redundant) pairs of Phonak Lumity Life aids, does that mean that only ONE PAIR can be controlled by the myPhonak app? That would be really STOOPID considering how many of us have “backup” aids that we’d also like up, running, and instantly, seamlessly ready to go if we pop them in our ears.

In reply to @1Bluejay

@1Bluejay said:

have “backup” aids that we’d also like up, running, and instantly, seamlessly ready to go if we pop them in our ears.

Before you put them in your ears, just pair them.

I need to close the battery doors on my Aids so that allows the App to know my Aids are in pairing mode.

I have to close the battery doors anyway to wear them.

I have my L90’s on the Firm double tap sensitivity, but chewing knocks them out of it and back to Automatic quite often. Annoying when I’m watching TV and the sound suddenly cuts out. Or the odd touch to my hair might do it.

Hi everyone,
are there any rumors about a new phonak device in 2024?
In my opinion there could also be notable improvements thanks to .

I love Phonak and I currently have the marvel m90.
I tried the Paradise and the Lumity but didn’t buy them.

I also ask if the Bluetooth of the hearing aids can be turned off, to avoid electromagnetic fields around the brain.
I couldn’t do it with my Marvels.

Best regards

In reply to @PeterH

Traditional Bluetooth will not allow more than one device paired at a time. Theoretically the newer (not widely available) does, but I don’t know if those that do support LE Audio actually permit more than one set paired at a time within their app. I am currently doing my homework in selecting my first HA and this type of issues are rarely mentioned, so thank you for asking. Like they say, devil is in the details.

I have Phonak Audeo Lumity hearing aids. I’m not sure how many devices can be paired, but it is several. I’m guessing 6 to 8. They can also connect to 2 bluetooth devices at one time, plus one proprietary device (Phonak tv transmitter or Phonak Roger device).

So if i I’m using the tv transmitter, and my phone or tablet has something to say, the sound from the tv stops, i hear the other device, then the sound from the tv transmitter continues. Its very quick to switch, so usually i hear the whole thing (i dont miss the first word).

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@Regor250 said:

but I don’t know if those HA that do support LE Audio actually permit more than one set paired at a time within their app

You can pair more sets/pair of hearing aids with your smartphone, but the App always connect only with one set/pair of hearing aids. All of the manufacturers assume that each customer owns/uses only one pair of hearing aids.

In reply to @firenzel

@firenzel said:

You can pair more sets/pair of hearing aids with your smartphone, but the App always connect only with one set/pair of hearing aids. All of the manufacturers assume that each customer owns/uses only one pair of hearing aids.

Perhaps this is where I got confused. I could never stream anything to 2 separate devices SIMULTANEOUSLY.

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