What I find interesting is that they unbundle their services except for the initial fitting. Almost nobody pays the $2500 for lifetime service on heir aids. Most pay the usual $40 per visit or $120 if more complex.
Sure. They bundle the fitting service with the aids for $3865. If I REALLY wanted lifetime services that would have been an additional $2500. Most people pay the $40 or $120 per visit instead. I think just the fitting would be $340.
No remote support for out of state clients due to state licensing restrictions.
@prodigyplace: Yes, I believe that’s correct. $150 i is a good price for the ConnectClip. That’s a neat little device, if you got one that works. I had to send my first one back because it wasn’t doing the job. It was failing a lot of the time. But my second one has been a keeper, and it’s very good even as a remote mic or a partner mic I guess they call it.
This information is great if you have a connect clip and having issues getting your aids to pair to it. I had my conn ct clips just refuse to pair with my More r my OPNS aids, this fixed my problem.
How to pair aids to connect clip
Oticon suggested pressing all three buttons and holding them…the light will turn white, then red. Then place the aids in the charger and turn the connect clip on and take the aids out of the charger. The connect clip will pulse yellow looking for the aids and then green when it finds them. Then they suggested to forget the pairing on the phone and re pair it through bluetooth. Once repaired they suggested to turn on the (hold large button till the light turns pink). If the remote mic works with no problem and keeps the connection it rules out the connect clip being the problems and then we could assume its an aid problem. If the aids are connected to the phone and the connect clip is the two will fight and usually the aids will win so there is a known struggle but we can start by seeing if the connect clip is working
I wear custom ear molds and haven’t had an issue with the removal or installation of . My ear molds don’t use the mini wax guards, they use the pro wax guards that are larger than the mini. Now when I wore aids they had the mini wax guards and they were terrible about replacing they were so small I couldn’t really see them.
I’m getting fitted with Oticon More 1 on 6th Feb in Denmark. It’ll be approx £3,000 for a pair, which includes four years’ warranty, unlimited visits as needed. I usually only require one visit for fine tuning once fitted and that’s it.
When I conceived of The Tribes of the Ear, Oticonian had a nice ring to it … but - do we who wear genuine Oticon brand More devices - now also bear the moniker Morons?