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Battery life of your hearing aids?

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@1Bluejay said:

I don’t have the phone app yet either, and that would let me know how much power is left.

I reply to my own post here: If I press the Bluetooth icon on my phone and get to the list of things connected, my Lumity Life aids show up with the battery life next to that line. So right now, after 2.5 hours of wear, they are 90% charged up.

If you’re hearing aids only last 13 hours, I would consider that unacceptable and cause for returning them

I get 14 to 15 days before replacing the 675 batteries in my two (Nadia P70s). I consider my usage of Bluetooth streaming as light. Mostly phone calls or listening to podcasts on the Android phone. I really haven’t noticed much difference in this time-frame when I more heavily use the streaming versus when I don’t. I’ve been tracking battery changes for about six months - incredibly consistent results.

Got 15 days from 675 battery with about less than an hour of bluetooth a day
Interestin to see that I felt turbo boosted after battery change. It may be because my hearing aids gives warning too late?
I use phonak brand batteries

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With my bicros i get about 3 days before they start bleeping at me. They use a size 13 battery i also have a single phonak nathos nova pr but have never let that run down to more than about 85% or 75% and only really use that in not very noisy situations for a couple of hours a day

Although that’s right, I felt like there was power decrease before battery warning. I am suspicious of that battery warning has some bugs

Without Bluetooth my 675 battery gives me about 24 to 27 days . With Bluetooth on 8-10 days maximum. Currently using Resound Enzo Quattro hearing aid.

4 to 5 days with my Signia Pure 312 7 Nx. Have tried Phonak, Oticon, Resound and Unitron. All them reach more or less the same. I guess this is related to some factors:

  • Your hearing loss. My left one is dead before the right one, maybe that takes more power. If the user have a profound hearing loss will use more battery than one with a moderate .
  • Do you connect your hearing aid to your smartphone? If so, they’re talking to the phone all day. My Signia App reports to the iPhone motion sensor. This must use a lot of juice.

Erm 2 days on Phonak M90-13T. These days I stream a lot via Roger devices … so at least 8 hours per day (duration of work day), usually more.

I used to get a bit over a week to 10 days with Phonak V70-SP, that’s with some Roger usage.

Full 7 days on 312 batteries with my Jabra,s with M& receivers. Buy the batteries at Costco at $8.49 for pack of 48. No complaints.

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