Skip to content
HearingTracker
Log in

Is anybody programming a late model Jabra themselves with NOAH?

2 replies143 viewsLast reply

Link to this topic
Reply

Im zeroing in on using Jabra but want to have full self programming capability. I think the Select 500 is locked down so it cant be accessed without a certificate. What about the Enhance Pro 20? I read that can be self programmed and is similar in performance/ features to the Select 500. Can somebody confirm or correct me. What software do I need to access the audiologist console and make my own tweaks? Thanks

From Google

AI Overview

Yes, the Jabra Enhance Pro 20 hearing aids are self-programmable using a Noahlink Wireless programming device and ReSound SmartFit software. [1, 2]

Requirements for Programming

  • Hardware: A Noahlink Wireless (or Noahlink Wireless 2) interface.
  • Software: ReSound SmartFit fitting software (the Jabra Enhance Pro line from Costco runs on the GN ReSound platform).
  • Lock Status: Costco Jabra Enhance Pro 20 aids are not locked with a clinic PIN or restriction, meaning end-users can connect to and tune them directly.

Note that it mentions aids sold by Sostco so you have to verify that the aids you buy were from them or from an audiologist who did not lock them down.

In reply to @sakols

I can personally confirm all Costco models are , the Jabra Enhance Pro 30 is just a rebranded ReSound which is the model sold at Costco now, very easy to get everything needed but very helpful to do a little research and read the user guides before starting, also it's not NOAH but as mentioned above the Noahlink wireless programming device.

Related discussions