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In reply to @Reginald

Thank you all for your insight and comments. I checked the Sony Xperia 1 VI and it does not appear to be offered in the US. I’ll wait a few more weeks for the Pixel 9 and Android 15 releases and see what Google is offering as well as other manufacturers. It’s a shame Apple and Samsung (and others) are not fully using but I don’t know enough about the technology and engineering to appreciate the degree of difficulty.

Samsung is using le audio but there is a bug that needs fixed. I am hoping that the release OneUI 6.1.1 the first of August as it supposed to fix the issue.

Yes it can. I do it sometimes to my wife’s Bluetooth speaker. Now if Samsung will fix the bug they added to the OneUI update back in April I will be even happier.

In reply to @user990

is a feature of Bluetooth . It is not a separate specification. There can be issues with an implementation, but if you have LE Audio, you have Auracast. Auracast is the name given to the broadcast feature built into LE Audio.

Yes and the Androids that have have a switch to “Listen to Broadcast”.

Hey everyone,

I’ve recently upgraded my phone to a Samsung Galaxy S24 (Exynos) to take advantage of the Bluetooth feature with my Resound Nexia hearing aids. However, I’m running into a strange issue.

When I pair my hearing aids to the S24 and turn on the LE Audio feature, the sound quality when streaming music is terrible—it’s almost like the song is playing in slow motion or is severely distorted. On the other hand, if I leave LE Audio off, the sound quality is fine, just like it was on my old Pixel 4a.

What’s even more puzzling is that I tried streaming music with my partner’s Galaxy S23, also with LE Audio enabled, and the sound quality was great!

Is this a known issue specific to the S24 (Exynos)? Could it be something that will be fixed in a future software update? I’d really appreciate any insights or suggestions on what I should do to resolve this.

Thanks in advance!

My Samsung S23 phone, the September update fixed all pf my connectivity issues I had with my Oticon INTENT1 aids. Hands free is working, and streaming sounds great. I use the Oticon beta app and hope the companion app gets updated soon to match the capabilities of the beta app. I love the always connected option of the beta app. But on a second note the companion app also works great it is just slowly at connecting when I open it. I am wondering what the firmware update for my INTENT1 aids will add as my aids aren’t updated yet.

In reply to @Samir

Here’s a thread on Resound Nexia and S24. Others have reported issues. An update is always a possibility but I wouldn’t bet on it. Probably should report it to both Samsung and Nexia. (And yes, it’s possible it’s specific to Exynos version although it sounded like there were generic S24 issues)

Samsung S24 and Resound Nexia
Just called Jabra support for Pro 20 and S24 *S24 is still not on Jabra compatibility list. Samsung needs to patch and support finds out when this occurs when consumers are notified To see if Hands free is turned on, from app : My Enhanced Pro, will see TapConrol option Turn R and L on. Turning off and on may reset if there are issues. My Pro 20 now has tap control (pickup phone call with tap on ear) Caller can not hear me unless I speak in phone. I do not have M&RIE installed. St…

Is there a VLOG on using Nexia UP, connecting to “ broadcast”, connecting to le audio and a comparison between s24u/s23u (with Nexia UP) if there’s not, can somebody create one?

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