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MacOS Sonoma and Hearing Aids (MFi)

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It looks like the Apple MFI hearing devices support page has been updated. IIRC it previously stated that only the asterisked (bidirectional) hearing devices were supported by macOS Sonoma 14. Now it says that AND also says that hearing devices without an asterisk (unidirectional) are supported by macOS Sequoia 15.

List of Made for iPhone hearing devices – Apple Support (UK)26

These Made for iPhone () hearing aids are compatible with iPhone and iPad. Those marked with an asterisk (*) are also compatible with Mac.

Resound Enzo 3D ET998 also working with macOS now.

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Just confirming here, I was able to connect my non-bidirectional hearing aid to the mac before Sequoia. But now I can stream as well. Thanks for the update.

Confirming here too. I was so surprised to discover today that this is now working for my Oticon Xceed hearing aids. Early days but it looks like I can stream audio from apps and chrome. It looks like I can’t use hearing aid microphone at the same time (unidirectional streaming) so I just use my elgato usb mic for that and it seems to work so far.

I was able to connect my N8 to my macbook pro and stream sound, though I did have to disconnect the processor from my phone’s bluetooth (I just turned off bluetooth on my phone for a bit) before I could pair it with my macbook. I’m , so I’m not sure how much I’ll use this feature since I can’t connect to my phone and my laptop at the same time.

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