In NZ they don’t lock Oticon devices either. These work with the regular Oticon software out of the box.
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In NZ they don’t lock Oticon devices either. These work with the regular Oticon software out of the box.
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Didn’t know that, so that’s good to know for those that like “brain hearing” and a bit of .
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Two of my friends are using Resonate. Both report they are happy with their aids. One relies solely on National super so he found no up front large cost made the aids accessible to him. The other went to Resonate so as to eliminate worry about aids failing and needing costly repairs, plus knowing they are replaced every3 years wirh a more up to date model. He reports they work wellwith his iPhone7.
There is only 1 Costco in New Zealand and it is at one end of the 2 islands that make up New Zealand. So accessibility to Costco is a problem for people unless they live in Auckland where Costco is based.
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Thanks very much, Paul. That’s exactly the sort of personal experience of Resonate and their subscription model that I was hoping to elicit.
And you’re right that accessibility to Costco is a problem - even for those who live in Auckland. For me, accessibility to the audiologist/provider is a major factor in choosing .
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