I wear phonak paradise UP P30 hearing aids. 675 type batteries.
The batteries went for 13 days with some bluetooth connection.
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I wear phonak paradise UP P30 hearing aids. 675 type batteries.
The batteries went for 13 days with some bluetooth connection.
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21 to 22 days with Costco Phonak Naida B90 UP. I wear them 14 to 16 hours a day. This is with the 675 battery. No streaming. I consider myself lucky.
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Wow, I’m impressed. My last ’s were Starkey. I got four to five days. My new HA’s are Philips. Same thing, four to five days with very little streaming.
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My mom’s Ray O Vac batteries usually last at least two weeks. She went to bed earlier recently and they lasted three weeks.
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My resound omnia 7 UP rechargable last only 18 hours gets to 1 out of 5 bar when streaming for 8 hour,
my cochlear N7 battery last 12- 16 hour ifi use standard battery rechargable but half that if i use compact battery rechargable
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Currently using Signia Pure 312. I have to change batteries every other day. Will be changing to Phonak Naida Paradise UP 675 in about 6 weeks (They are already at the , but am waiting on an appointment). I am thrilled to hear that I will be getting 2+ weeks between changes. I am also a heavy streamer, so we will see how the batteries hold out.
Dan
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Big batteries indicate a more severe loss and bigger hearing aids. There’s nothing here to be jealous of.
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I wear phonak paradise UP P30 hearing aids. 675 type batteries.
The batteries went for 13 days with some bluetooth connection
Two words: HOLY. COW!
I’ve never ever had batteries last that long. But then my cinderblock ears eat up battery life like a Lamborghini sucks fuel.
Is there a Guiness Book World Record for Hearing Aid Battery Life? Cuz I’m thinking you won it. ![]()
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My resound omnia 7 UP rechargable last only 18 hours gets to 1 out of 5 bar when streaming for 8 hour,
Geez. I’m lucky if my Phonak Lumity Life rechargeables last 13 hours. Like Cinderella, I often have to flee a room, leaving my glass slipper behind, so I can stumble to my purse and dig out the battery-operated Marvel aids before re-joining the party.
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Wow this is really bad on phonak I had no problem wearing mine til the end of the day, not a single battery warning… even though it drops to one bar (which is 1% to 20%)
Geez. I’m lucky if my Phonak Lumity Life rechargeables last 13 hours
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Well, I’ve never let my new Lumity Life aids actually DIE on me yet - cuz I have zero margin for hearing even as I run to my Pumpkin mobile to get the Marvel aids out.
I should try it at home: just run 'em into the ground and see how many hours I get. I don’t have the phone app yet either, and that would let me know how much power is left. I just get to the 3rd set of warning beeps before swapping my aids for the battery-operated ones.
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