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Here is a picture of Oticon’s In-App assistant. They are finally catching up with ReSound!
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EUHA 2025: Oticon Zeal powers up with Auracast and next gen AI - Aurahear52
One of the most significant bits of news from EUHA 2025 is Oticon’s full embrace of Auracast in its new Oticon Zeal hearing aid
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More than likely it will update only if your aids can take advantage of the new features.
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According to Dr Cliff it will be a firmware update coming the first of November to the USA.
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@PhoebeY given the news of coming to Intent, what product do you recommend from Avantree that supports both hearing aids and normal earphones?
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My Philips HearLink 2 app just updated and mentions support for “select hearing aids ” but I don’t see any options for it in the updated app yet. Hopefully there will be a firmware update soon.
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New version of Genie 2? What is the version number?
New Genie 2 were released today, version 2025.2 includes new Intent firmware version 1.3.0 for , Google fast pair
NOTE: Support for HI-PRO classic and HI-PRO USB will be removed in an upcoming version.
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No new firmware for the Philips. You’d have to think it’s imminent though.
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I might be wrong on this, but they might be going for direct wireless programming for all devices.
So you won’t necessarily need a `Hi-Pro’ but, I wouldn’t be binning mine just yet as there’s an awful lot of legacy stuff out there that prefers wired connections from a 10 pill connector rather than relying on an internal battery and an aerial.
As much of a programming hardware saving as this represents: if you have a preference for devices, you’ll probably find the wired connection is still your best option for the foreseeable future.
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Apologies for the delayed response, Bruno. We have a wide range of options available here…Auracast & LEA Devices – Avantree14
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