Moving to android 13 resolved the drain issue for me. Now I end the day with both aids within a few percentage of each other.
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Moving to android 13 resolved the drain issue for me. Now I end the day with both aids within a few percentage of each other.
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More “tea leaf reading”
Costco currently has many of their hearing aids at $200 off. This continues until November 23rd. It seems feasible that there might be a new model or models at that time (or it could just be a pre Thanksgiving sale)
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Just talked with my local Costco audiologist. She said that ks10 would return when the charging issue is sorted out. Also she assured me that the current situation wouldn’t affect the warranty of the ks10 already sold.
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I don’t see how the issue could have affected warranty. The warranty is a written agreement. I am dubious about KS10s returning, but I have definitely been wrong before.
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My impression was that the KS10 was a private lable version of Phonaks Audeo P90R’s. I have the Phonak P90R’s.
So when talk started here about the reason for the removal of KS10’s from COSTCO’s shelves because of reliability issues, I wondered if this was because
Point is I hope that we as users of both models of this hearing aid find them acceptable and reliable for the life length we expect. I don’t have back-up hearing aids that I can use if mine fail. They are essential to my safety at work. (Using previous Phonaks I couldn’t hear moving traffic or equipment behind me on construction sites. I can with the P90’s. Do I phone in sick if my hearing aids fail and aren’t returned for two weeks?)
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Regarding needing hearing aids at work for safety: If explained to your audiologist, they may very well be able to provide a loaner while your hearing aids are being serviced. Another possibility might be an alternative work assignment.
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No. I’m old. They’d just kick me to the curb . No alternative work assignment, though I appreciate your suggestion.
My audiologist is incredible. About 4 months ago he took my old hearing aids and reprogrammed them. He provided me with batteries, and too. But he’s changed all my settings since. When we finally get my P90’s right I’ll ask if he can reprogram my old /s again. Phonak is here in town. Maybe he could find loaner P90’s and program them…
DaveL
Toronto
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Thanks Jeffrey.
I’ve had 2 concerns during the almost 20 years I’ve used hearing aids.
Thanks for your response.
DaveL
Toronto
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Thanks MDB. I have Phonak P90’s that are just over a year old. My audiologist has been very helpful. Yet I’ve been so concerned taking masks off that I’ll lose a hearing aid or two. Masks are seldom seen now; but in some environments I feel the need to wear them. I’ve had a few close calls.
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When I wear a mask with my aids I need to check my aid placement every time I put my mask on or take it off.
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MDB I do that too…
It’s like treatment for sleep apnea. I used to use a mask that worked well. Respironics Dreamwear. As I wore it more and more, I used to check it for leaks. After a while I became so impulsive that I would wake up in my sleep to check for leaks. Finally I changed make and model of masks! Sleep quality had deteriorated so badly I had to make a change.
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hans, it’s probably the charger. However, I’ve noticed that my right , with its super powered and heavy plastic mold, will sometimes pull the aid off the magnet connection on the charger. It’s not at all apparent other than the green charging light will go out. Even a slight bump of the desk where the charger sits can make the aid pull off the charger. so that’s something to check.
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right HA, with its super powered and heavy plastic mold,
@jeffrey: I’m not familiar with these … explain please .
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It’s a that makes it possible for me to fly and lift automobiles over my head. I got it at Costco.
No, what I meant was I have a custom mold and whatever you call a power receiver.
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