Will this set work with the ComPilot Blue Tooth devise that works with Phonak hearing aids??
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Hi, thanx for your inquiry regarding the AT&T phone. I do not know hw answer to your question. Perhaps you can find it here http://cdn-media-att.vtp-media.com/media/p/document2/products/%7BB70D33A1-DA30-4BA4-80EA-3C8BF58CB31B%7D/TL96X73_CIB_i3.0_20140603.pdf
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Hi, thanx for your inquiry regarding the AT&T; phone. I do not know hw answer to your question. Perhaps you can find it here http://cdn-media-att.vtp-media.com/media/p/document2/products/%7BB70D33A1-DA30-4BA4-80EA-3C8BF58CB31B%7D/TL96X73_CIB_i3.0_20140603.pdf
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The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot wirelessly via bluetooth. It sounds like this may be more what you are after. The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot... » Read More The Compilot is a remote control for Phonac hearing aids. It has bluetooth and audio inputs and these are sent to your hearing aids wirelessly via the neck loop. This microphone plugs into the Com Pilot and is used to make phone calls. The com pilot does have an in internal microphone but this one is much clearer and better. You can also use the com pilot to feed audio to your hearing aids (from an MP3 player for example). They also make a "Remote Mic" that your partner can wear so you can hear them in a noisy party for example. That sends audio to the com pilot wirelessly via bluetooth. It sounds like this may be more what you are after. « Show Less
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Hello Jeffrey, the bluetooth works great with my bluetooth hearing aids. So Im sure it will with LE. Kevin
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Yup! Its just a Bluetooth headset, so it will work with basically anything Bluetooth
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I don't think so. As far as I know it is specific for Phonak hearing aids but to be 100% sure better to ask directky Phonak. Enzo B.
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They will work, BUT! You will need a charging system. I have Siemens hearing aids and they come with a charging station.
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If your hearing aids have Bluetooth and a t coil channel, they should work. With Amazon's liberal return policy, try it. I love mine.Hank H
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I, too, have the Audeo 5 hearing aids. My ComPilot worked just fine right out of the box with nothing more than bluetooth pairing. I love it for my smartphone and, of course, for TV audio. One thing, though, that I find a bit annoying-- it announces what mode it's working in every time it changes from phone to TV. I'm hoping that if I take it in to have it paired with my Audeo 5 hearing aids that this little "feature" can be disabled. It's an annoyance is all. Otherwise, the ComPilot is a godsend and works beautifully.
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The compilot did not work so well for my son either. He uses Phonak as well and prefers the music link headsets. The only problem is they are very fragile. So i usualy make sure i have 2 so i have a back up pair for him
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These will work with any brand hearing aid that has a T-coil switch. My son's phonaks have a T-coil, though I'm not sure what model he has.
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If your aids are Phonak brand they should work. I found them to work better than the wax traps I received when I got my hearing aids.
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I use the Naida hearing aid from phonak as well as the Naida cochlear implant with this. Not sure if any Bluetooth enabled hearing aid would work with this or not.
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I checked the Phonak page and it looks like it IS supported. As long as it has Bluetooth, that is how it connects. http://www.phonak.com/com/b2c/en/products/hearing_instruments/virto-q/hearing-aid.html
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It should. If you can connect them to your phone then they will connect to this. I have connected a Bluetooth ear piece to mine.
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no, it can not. the compilot uses a very special "streaming signal" that can only be picked up by hearing aids from Phonak and Advanced Bionics. the remote mic could be used in other combinations, as it's "just" a bluetooth mic. I guess you could link it to your phone or computer. never tried though.
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it is "just" a good bluetooth mike. So yes you can pair with compilot. did not try to pair it with anything else, but guess that's possible.
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Phonak Pilot One has to be programmed to work with any hearing aid. Your question should be directed to a hearing aid technician.