Well then the folks at Demant need to pull their heads out of their fannies. Since it looks like Resound has beaten them once again.
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Well then the folks at Demant need to pull their heads out of their fannies. Since it looks like Resound has beaten them once again.
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Yes my Rexton aids are listed and I can connect one on one, I have not yet been able to connect in broadcast mode
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Has anyone with a Resound Nexia been able to connect in broadcast mode with the updated Resound app? If anyone has the new Vivia, same question.
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Yes, the dongle works as a standard USB audio device. You’ll need a USB-C to USB-A adapter if your Mac only has USB-C.
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honestly I’m just happy there is even a device that only costs 50 bucks pairable with current hearing aids that works on a PC and not require me to be handcuffed to a single manufacturer’s $300 locked accessory that has even less features and uses ancient soon to be obsolete tech. Not having to switch out my hearing aids to use earbuds that end up impairing my ability to hear my surroundings has been something I’ve been searching for since i became a user last year.
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You’ll need to update the dongle’s firmware and pair it with your first. After that, it should work as plug-and-play.
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Does anyone know if this can connect my Widex Moments to my M1 MacBook Air? Not necessarily , but at least Bluetooth audio?
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iPhone 13Pro. connect perfectly with phone and iPad, but Apple says only M2, M3 MacBook Airs etc will connect natively.
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I don’t think the oticon intents would support that at present - they currently only support streaming to the hearing aids
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Just ordered it! Anxiously awaiting it for my Rexton Reaches and Mac Air M1. I have been using Shokz bone conductors to listen to Youtube videos on my Mac M1, but it seems that everytime I use the Shokz it knocks out my Hearing Aids connection to my Android Phone and switches phone calls to Speaker. Maybe just a coincidence, but I am hoping for the chance to erliminate this problem.
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Here’s the firmware that snah76 mentioned as working with the Rexton Reach. You can always check the FMA120 webpage for the latest version, and FlooCast will also provide a link when a main branch update is available.
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Thanks very much for the replies and encouragement. I received the device aka “dongle” and installed latest version of Floocast but no success with my Rexton Reaches yet. So I am considering replacing my Pixel 4a with a Pixel 8 or 9 or perhaps a Samsung Galaxy as per this article, and would be grateful for any experiences/opinions/suggestions as between Pixel and SS Galaxy?
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Today we’re rolling out a handful of updates to make Android’s hearing aid and screenreader experiences even more accessible.Starting with the Samsung Galaxy S25, we’re …
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Hi @Ranson, was this with the FlooGoo set to high quality mode? If not, can you try if it also works in high quality mode?
I tried different bit rate settings with another module I have and when I enable high quality mode, the Smart3D app shows the stream, but doesn’t connect to it.
The FlooGoo manufacturer seems to indicate that Resound support high quality, so I’m curious how this works with FlooGoo
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