Depending on the nature of your hearing loss and lifestyle ... it to your smart device if you have a Bluetooth-compatible hearing aid. The microphone on a Phonak hearing aid picks up sounds ...

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SurfLink Mini Mobile Connects any mobile device with Bluetooth technology to stream phone calls. Compatible with the SurfLink Remote Microphone ... and level of hearing loss.

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Hearing loss is often dismissed as a natural part of aging, but recent research suggests it could be a significant risk factor for cognitive decline, including Alzheimer’s disease. Studies show ...

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"On the first day I was there, they connected my implant, by bluetooth, to the microphone the judges were wearing." This meant that even if she sat on a far away table she could still hear them. She ...

“Moi is just breaking up everything and making everything look so easy. If I had a mic on me when I’m playing all you’d hear is ‘oh wow, Moi’, that’s all I do, because he makes it so easy for us in ...

"On the first day I was there, they connected my implant, by bluetooth, to the microphone the judges were wearing." This meant that even if she sat on a far away table she could still hear them.