Update in a couple of weeks to let us know how you like them. I’ve been pretty pleased with mine so far. I thought they were much more natural sounding then the Jabras I tried first.
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Update in a couple of weeks to let us know how you like them. I’ve been pretty pleased with mine so far. I thought they were much more natural sounding then the Jabras I tried first.
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I’m sold on Signia (Rexton) models as well, really looking forward to what they will be offering in their new models, hopefully real soon!
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Isn’t the new model identical to the old model except that it also supports Bluetooth classic?
Do you think there will be another model soon?
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That’s just a teaser, it’s only one model, absolutely necessary for them to release a new platform across their complete range, coming soon I’m sure.
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Tinnitus functionality is IMO not a big deal. I have the Rexton Reach. I saw an audiologist at my HMO after getting them and we discussed this (among other things). You can get a tinnitus app for free from ReSound (search for it). It’s quite configurable. Can run it alongside your Rexton app. Can even use it to supply a tone-set you pick that will play from your phone while you sleep. I tried that for a few nights. According to the audiologist the ReSound tinnitus app is similar to what tinnitus support would be for a . If others have other ideas, please comment.
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