With the advancement in the Bluetooth technology and hearing aids, it is now possible for the people
using hearing aids to enjoy wireless connectivity to their gadgets like cellphones, music players, tablets
and more. Bluetooth is an amazing piece of wireless technology which allows the devices to
communicate and transfer data seamlessly over a short range. This is achieved through high frequency
radio waves.
Healthyhearing.com explains that it is important to let your doctor or hearing expert know that you are
willing to get yourself a Bluetooth enabled hearing aid so that you can wirelessly connect to your mobile
and other such devices. A modern wireless hearing aids has an ability to connect to modern mobile
phones including Apple and Android.

EasyCharge Rechargeable Hearing Aids

Ever run out of batteries unexpectedly? Annoying, isn't it? Why not simplify things and say goodbye to weekly battery changes with the EasyCharge Rechargeable hearing aids.

Linkx Wireless Bluetooth App-Control Hearing Aids

How Often Do You Have To Spend Thousands To Change Your Hearing Aids? Not anymore! With our revolutionary Bluetooth-enabled Linkx hearing aids, you can simply run the app on your phone, follow the steps, and within a few minutes, re-personalize your hearing aids like new, all without wasting a penny.

Choice Hearing Aids

Digital Behind-the-Ear (BTE) hearing aid with both Open-Fit and Ear-Hook configuration

Hearing aids connect to Bluetooth devices either directly or through another helping device known as a
streamer. A streamer picks signal from the mobile device and sends it to the hearing aid through the
means of FM or electromagnetic waves. This means that a streamer connects the two devices together
without draining a lot of battery from either of the device. A streamer can be either kept in a pocket or
worn in the neck. Either way, it works in a similar fashion.

The best part about a streamer is the fact that it can be used to either send signals to one hearing aid, or
both of them and the volume level can be set as per your hearing aid’s personalized settings. The
volume can either be controlled through the device or the hearing aid, depending upon the
configuration and settings of the complete system thus achieved.

With a music player, hearing aids can be used as a wireless headgear. With music streaming in just one
ear, you can use your other ear to hear what all is going around in the surroundings. A single streamer
can link to multiple devices at once thus allowing you to pause a movie on the movie player to listen to
the call on you cell phone.