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function will give you its location when it was last connected to the phone. Watching TV is easier too, using the ReSound Unite TV Streamer enabling you to set your own volume level – ideal when you’re viewing alongside friends or family. The ReSound LiNX also acts as a pair of headphones, allowing you to wirelessly stream sound from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. It’s small, tough, water resistant and fashionable too – available in a range of discreet colours. Above all, as well as its sophisticated functions, the hearing aid is easy to use! Find out more about the ReSound LiNX as well as many other options from your Amplifon audiologist. It could open up a whole new world of hearing! DID YOU KNOW?
Have hearing aids really changed that much in the last 20 years?
Hearing aids today have so many differences and improvements compared to what was available 20 years or more ago. Technically, the advent of digital signal processing in hearing aids transformed the ability of hearing aids to overcome all manner of hearing difficulties even in really difficult listening conditions. Physically, hearing aids are available in more fitting styles and colours with most people now being able to use very small hearing aids without any compromise in the quality of hearing improvement.
QWhen ReSound LiNX hearing aids connect wirelessly to a smartphone or TV, is the sound quality any different?
AWhen listening to music or speech by wireless connection to hearing aids, the sound quality doesn’t suffer in any way. In fact, because sounds are received more directly into hearing aids, the quality is usually noticeably better and easily controllable using the smartphone app.
QIf I don’t use a smartphone, does it mean that hearing aids like the ReSound LiNX are not suitable for me?
ANot at all. Although wireless connection is extremely useful to many people, the Resound LiNX hearing aid system also has all the most desirable, advanced technology features, which are designed to remove so many of the difficulties which hearing loss causes – even in the most difficult of listening conditions.