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Oticon LE adaptor

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Interesting solution to the android problem.

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Has the problem of possibly not being compatible with many phone cases.

And the plastic could cover e.g. microphone / speaker ports on the bottom of phones. But it looks like it’s got a microphone built into it.

Would be interesting to see how much they charge for it.

That is for any device that doesn’t have le audio. My Samsung S23 phone does have le audio and it does work great. I even have hands free calls, and have had since last summer.

I said for devices that don’t have le audio, in my comments.
I am waiting for it to be available at the . Hopefully this May, after the new contract is signed. I need it for my Amazon Fire and my older laptop.

Contacted Oticon support, but they gave me the usual “we don’t sell directly to consumers, and can’t talk about new products,etc” … my audiologist has no information… I’m hoping that with the youtube video being out, that might mean it’s close to coming out?

In reply to @nedunla

if you take the time to read the yearly report, they are using Sirius Chip to have a two new styles and using Intent tecnology (no rechargeable ano bluetooth)

In addition they will be launching a new mid price product - Lower price point with noise reduction.

This is confirmed, you can check the Genie 2 2025.1

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