Hands free calling

@leerich2004 said:

with audiologist to get volume of mic reduced i think it was but not sure if will help if i can ever get an appointment.

The Mic attenuation is default -6 dB which is the max it’ll go.

It was at -6 dB for me and my hearing aids were brand new when first programmed.

@leerich2004 said:

I guess more expensive hearing aids may have better noise cancellation on the hearing aid mics?

For Phonak? Makes no difference the price.

Are these features noise block etc in the app or on programming the aids in software? I can not see any of those 3 in the app?

Thanks suspect mine are the same, though are NHS supplied in UK, waiting on an appointment still.

Yes, using the Target software you can set noise reduction for each individual Phonak program. You can play with these settings in the app yourself, then inform your audiologist to permanently change these for your programs. The goal of the app is really to help you instruct your audiologist (or use the fitware tools yourself) until all is automatic and you no longer need it (him/her)…

@RobHooft

WindBlock or SoundRelax is not on the App tho. Only the actual software.

@leerich2004

This may help altho not all the features are accessible via the App.

How Do I Apply My Patient's myPhonak App Adjustments to Their Hearing Aid...1

How do I apply my patient’s myPhonak app adjustments to their hearing aid settings in Phonak Target?

@RobHooft

You also can’t adjust the App when on a Phone Call anyway.

Yeah thats annoying as if streaming music can adjust the surrounding noise or mute it I think.
The option to use phone/laptop mic would solve this issue for me to .

My M70 and P70 can select the laptop mic already. Have to go into settings.

Phone can be helped by what I posted above.

oh settings in app or laptop do you mean?

Laptop

@leerich2004