Recharging strategy

@CapeTownMac said:

No hearing aid charger does this so it implies that there is latitude to improve battery life by mimicking it.

I am curious how you came up with this blanket statement. My first thoughts are you are out of line.

I can only speak for my own “addiction” to Phonak: it’s cuz I’ve trialed Starkey, Widex, Oticon (actually owned a couple of these for a few years), and found the quality of sound is the most natural (full, rich, dynamic range) as well as BT stability for me has been the best with Phonak.

Your point about Costco dropping the line is very interesting, cuz if the repairs still have to go back to Phonak, well, therein lies the problem!

@CapeTownMac said:

Your are not correct that the chargers are dealing with it perfectly.

I don’t wish to turn this into an argument, but just where did I use that phrase?
Oh, btw, the smarts are in the HAs, as I originally surmised, but another user contradicted me, so I agreed, only for that user to find out the HAs do have battery regulation.

@1Bluejay said:

I can only speak for my own “addiction” to Phonak: it’s cuz I’ve trialed Starkey, Widex, Oticon (actually owned a couple of these for a few years), and found the quality of sound is the most natural (full, rich, dynamic range) as well as BT stability for me has been the best with Phonak.

I agree. I have had the Starkey Edge AI 24 since November. BT and the hearing aids keep going off randomly. I am able to change to the Phonak Spheres and will be doing so end of this month.