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I have naida paradise up and use android. Myphonak app is a bit slow to connect. Just not enough if you’re in a hurry
What about other brands?

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@Zebras said:

Oticon is even worse than MyPhonak for me

Are you using the Beta App?
It’s in the play store, and works way better than official Companion app.
Thanks to @cvkemp for steering me to it!

Oticon send a message to me via the “Oticon On” Apps that they are going to discontinue “Oticon On” for Xceed. Oticon advice to switched to “Oticon Companion” Apps for Xceed.

I have the Phillips HearLink2 app on my iPhone. It’s slow to connect, but I can tap a side button on my phone, even when it’s locked, and get the controls in a pop up. The only thing I can’t do there is use the streaming equalizer or change the volume on each aid individually. That’s what I use by default rather than the app.

In my experience with ReSound Quattro with iPhone, the app is flawless, speedwise and otherwise.

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@user1000 said:

The only thing I can’t do there is use the streaming equalizer or change the volume on each aid individually.

You can adjust volume separately on each side. First go to Settings->Accessibility->Hearing Devices, and touch the blue section on top that identifies your aids. In the screen you get, turn on the “Adjust Independently” slider. Then, when you triple-click the side button you’ll get separate volume and program controls for each side.

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