Signia Silk 7 IX charge&go

I think it’s NF as well, seems the most obvious method.

Thanks to you both, WhiteHat and tenkan. I suspected it might be NFC but a slight doubt I had is that the normal range for NFC is 4 cm or less while aid to aid distance would be somewhat more than this. Maybe the 4 cm is not correct. If it is NFC, that then makes it a wireless type connection, I think?

So, that means that electromagnetic radiation at those frequencies is constantly going from aid to aid through my brain. I know the energy of the radiation is very low and has been declared safe. The reason I started this post is that on days that I wear my aids, my sleep (not wearing the aids at sleep time, obviously) can be seriously disrupted. I thought the issue might be due to Bluetooth, but I have now changed to the non-Bluetooth Signia Silk and am currently testing my sleep patterns using, and not using, the aids by day. I have about another 2 weeks of trialling to do yet.

I trialled the Silks 5 IX recently. I didn’t know they talk to each other (maybe only the 7 IX do?). I don’t remember having my sleeping pattern disrupted.

I do have the same concern of having a pair of electronic devices right next to my brain communicating wirelessly. Experts saying it’s safe doesn’t diminish my concerns. Not many experts can be trusted nowadays.

To clarify: First, my sleep disruption did not occur when I was using the Signia Silk hearing aids, but using another good quality brand altogether. Secondly, the linking between the two Signia Silk aids is, according to the hearing aid manufacturers, via NFMI, not quite the same as NFC.