Is the Jabra Enhance Pro 20 programmable only by Costco staff?

Note: There is a difference between “can” and “will.” The Jabra aids are “unlocked” and could be programmed by anybody with the appropriate software. Finding somebody willing to do it may be an issue.

Thanks so much for the quick and helpful answers.

How does one know how to program them, what is the software used and what’s its source? Can one mess up the device when trying to do that?

You’d need to do a little research before jumping in on any DIY projects, read the user guides for the software you intend to use, in this case ReSound SmartFit for those Jabra, and yes you can most certainly “mess up” a fitting, but not if you do your homework first, it’s all pretty easy actually, head on over to the DIY forum, plenty of us to help you along if needed.

Hearing Aid Self-Fitting and Adjusting [DIY]

This forum is a place for consumers to discuss fitting and adjusting their own hearing aids.

I have Resound Smart Fit 2.0 (software) and the Noahlink (hardware). It allows me to connect to, access, and tune my Jabra Enhance Pro 20’s that I got from Costco. The Pro 20 appears to be the Nexia 9, right down to taking the firmware upgrade and having the tinnitus settings available. Costco will not turn on the tinnitus control for you, but I found just wearing the hearing aids fixed a lot of my tinnitus. And, if desired, you can enable that setting in the HA’s.

On a side note, consider this. I’m a hybrid self fitter. I used the Costco audiologist’s original settings and preserved them in a safe place, then created a second profile to tune my HA’s. I do not have enough knowledge to do an initial fitting, but did find substantial improvement by changing the settings in the other places. My REM fitting was very close to being perfect, so I didn’t have to play with any of the gain settings, just how the HA’s respond to inputs.

Thanks. This is above my head… I will let someone who knows how to do it.