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What receiver do the Jabra pro 20 use. I’m trying to find some 9mm domes that will fit. I picked up some 8mm but they are a little too small. My left ear hurts with the 10mm and Costco will not put anything but Resound domes on. She did say she would recalibrate them for me if I change from what is on them now. Anybody know what would fit these?
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What receiver do the Jabra pro 20 use.
Same as the ReSound Nexia: Sure Fit 3
Then you need the power designation: LP, MP or HP
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I don’t know how you guys find all this information I really do appreciate your time on this stuff.
So are there any 9mm domes that would work with the sure fit 3 ?
Has anyone tried the Starkey. The ends look pretty similar
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IDK about the EP20s, but my Costco audi put Rexton tulip-like domes on my EP10s. The never detached from the receivers, and they improved my hearing compared to ReSound power domes.
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Yeah that’s the thing you’ll need to try a few different versions, I’m pretty sure Oticon can fit (the later versions) Can’t comment on the Starkey, Phonak (older version domes) also fit.
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They use the same as ReSound models
So Jabra Pro 20 are the same as Resounc Nexia and use the Sure Fit 3 receivers. So I believe that would apply to Jabra Select 300/500. Right?
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Yeah they are all interchangeable, but Costco will have everything in that respect, you have Jabra pro 20 so you’ll be fine, those others can’t be fit with SmartFit I believe tho, types?
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I use these on the Jabra 20 and Phonak aids :
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3KTGJ57?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=119
also these work just fine :
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1SDRZHS?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_29
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The Tulip is still one of the best compromises in this area. It tends to fit a wider range than expected due to the oval shape of the tip and the ‘grain of wheat’ effect of the two overlapping halves.
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