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Hello guys i need advice and recommendation for a new phone, so currently i have a samsung galaxy note 9 and yes i know is a dinosaur but it’s such a great phone that i have used it to the maximum, but now is starting to show signs of lag, slugish performance with normal apps and also the signia app crashes out a lot and is becoming quite a pain to use my phone.

So yeah i am asking for recommendations on phones that are compatible with signia hearing aids for the series AX going forward.

i don’t mind buying a high end smartphone, as i will use it till is dead lol.

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I just upgraded my Note 20 Ultra, which is newer than yours but still considered an old phone, for a Galaxy S25 Ultra. I didn’t get much in trade, as you will definitely find, but that’s to be expected with older phones.
The S25 has , which I undetstand most "s need to play well with your phone for all the features to be activated and available. It will be getting a few OS upgrades over its lifetime, which will keep it viable for a number of years. Which is good for people like you and me who tend to hang onto our phones…
I’ve only had the S25 a couple weeks so I’m still getting to know how it acts, but so far so good…

Signia are made for iPhone and the new high end Samsung and pixel phones. My Rextons made by signia work great with both my iPhone SE and 14 pro

In reply to @kgilbertsen

Thank you for ur answer, indeed we are rare dudes haha cuz i hang onto phones til they’re really really slow or dead :smile:.

I think i will be getting a s25 ultra, ty again for the recommendation Cheers

Since I dont have lots of disposable income, my Audiologist suggested an A54. I can say it works quite well with my Signia C&G 7IX’s. With the new UI7 I hope it improves and yes in the settings it says it supports LE. Just a note for anyone reading this, that you do not need flagship phones to achieve these ends.

The A54 Samsung sounds like an excellent choice. If you buy a “refurbished” one from Amazon they cost half the price (say 190 instead if 380$) and come in a pretty good state.

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