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Oticon Real 1 and Bluetooth LE Audio
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I doubt it. Oticon Real use Bluetooth version 5.1 (google quick search).
Bluetooth LE audio require Bluetooth version 5.2 or 5.3 to support it.
But who know Oticon may update firmware and enable it (if they can it via firmware).
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I doubt it, more likely the next upgraded model will have LE audio.
Also not every laptop has Bluetooth 5.2 or 5.3.
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Seems much more likely that it will be feature added to the next generation of aids, rather than making it available to to Real/More Aids via firmware even if it is possible.
You can connect Real aids directly to recent Apple laptops using MFI protocol - this was just added to the latest MacOS.
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yes, that is a great addition to the MacOS, but unfortunately for me it requires a M2/M3 chipset, but my MacBook is an Intel. This is a good option for M3 MacBook users in the meantime. Ideally, I want to connect to any home or work laptop (with 5.2 or higher) or TV without needing to worry about the ConnectClip dragging it around or charging it etc. Thanks, and hopefully Real will add it to any new devices.
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Check if your Windows 11 PC supports Bluetooth Low Energy Audio - Microsoft...26
How to determine if your Windows 11 device supports Bluetooth Low Energy Audio.
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ty, good article, yes my laptop has option, guess its up to Oticon Real now
which may require getting the next release or switching brands.
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