These were the premium Phonak aids, I’m pretty sure, when they came out in 2009 or so. So in their day, they were definitely good. But that was a while ago now, and there have been a few new generations of Phonak technology since. I bought a pair last year, when I lost my Resound aids. I programmed them myself, and thought they were okay. But then I bought new Costco KS7s, and didn’t put any more work into the Phonaks.
I think it depends on your budget. There’s a pretty good argument, I think, that if you can afford something better you might skip these. But I paid about $125 for the pair, so that was okay.
Based on the figures you’ve posted – and with the disclaimer that I am not an ! – it looks like you would at least need the “P” version, and “SP” would probably be better. So you’ll have to watch out for that.
Thanks for the information! I did find a “P”(Power) version of them. I currently have a pair of Siemens Orion aids that are a piece of junk; they have been returned many times to Siemens for a random power off issue. Was looking for a older pair of aids that would just “work” so that I can just wear them and be done with the Siemens aids and not have to spend thousands of dollars for another pair.
Thanks for the information! I did find a “P”(Power) version of them. I currently have a pair of Siemens Orion RIC aids that are a piece of junk; they have been returned many times to Siemens for a random power off issue. Was looking for a older pair of aids that would just “work” so that I can just wear them and be done with the Siemens aids and not have to spend thousands of dollars for another pair.
Ended up buying these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2822917886338 since the seller would program them for me; also would re-program them if I paid shipping both ways.
One question:
Read the Phonak manual that there is a Wind&Weather guard for the mics; how does one replace the guard?
Ended up buying these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/282291788633 since the seller would program them for me; also would re-program them if I paid shipping both ways.
One question:
Read the Phonak manual that there is a Wind&Weather guard for the mics; how does one replace the guard?