Would this work with a Starkey Wi 3 hearing aid?
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my starkey 3 pops and hisses and is really quiet with neckloops you have to wear a loop touching the hearing aid to get any out of it
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Hi David, I'm not familiar with this new series of Starkey, but have owned a pair of Starkey's in my past. The Clear Sounds CLA7-V2 is designed to work with any hearing aid that has a inductive pick up circuit and switch where it will either allow both mic and inductive pickup together or turn the mic on the aid off for inductive use only. I just looked up on the internet and read about some of the nice advanced features your aid is capable of. If I were you I would check with your hearing aid dealer about accessories that are especially made for using this model hearing aid with a phone before making this purchase. It may cost more but I feel you would be more satisfied in the long run. Bill Hi David, I'm not familiar with this new series of Starkey, but have owned a pair of Starkey's in my past. The Clear Sounds CLA7-V2 is designed to work with any hearing aid that has a inductive pick up circuit and switch where it will either allow both mic and inductive pickup together or turn the mic on the aid off for inductive use only. I just looked up on the internet and read about some of the nice advanced features your aid is capable of. If I were you I would check with your hearing aid dealer about accessories that are especially made for using this model hearing aid with a phone... » Read More Hi David, I'm not familiar with this new series of Starkey, but have owned a pair of Starkey's in my past. The Clear Sounds CLA7-V2 is designed to work with any hearing aid that has a inductive pick up circuit and switch where it will either allow both mic and inductive pickup together or turn the mic on the aid off for inductive use only. I just looked up on the internet and read about some of the nice advanced features your aid is capable of. If I were you I would check with your hearing aid dealer about accessories that are especially made for using this model hearing aid with a phone before making this purchase. It may cost more but I feel you would be more satisfied in the long run. Bill « Show Less
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Will work with any hearing aid WITH a telecoil setting on the hearing aid itself. Check the specs on your hearing aid model or contact person you got the hearing aid from to ask if it has telecoil if your not sure. This is the second one I bought. The loops tend to wear out, become disconnected from base with this type of product, has always been a problem.
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If you have telecoils in your hearing aids, it should work well. You have to have telecoils to use a neckloop. A "neckloop" is different from a lanyard around your neck that holds something. A neckloop contains a special wire that conducts transmitted sound, whereas a lanyard does not have this wire.
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It should eork with any hearing aid that has a telecoil setting or capability.
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I looked up Starkey 3 series and was not able to determine if it has telecoil or not. It will only work if you have telecoil ( and switched on) on the hearing aid. I'm currently using nozi-free earhooks for my listening to music and so far, its the best ones out there that I can find. I'm still looking for a setup that I can not only listen to music but make phone calls that other folks can hear me. All the mics are terrible even for this neckloop and the earhook I'm using.
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I can't answer for this particular model, but as long as it has a "T-switch" or "T-coil" that is built into the hearing aid, it should work just fine.
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Yes. As long as you have a 3.5mm jack to connect this headset's own 3.5mm jack, than it will work great.
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It should if your hearing aid is in your ear. And not an out of ear hearing aid. Its a great bluetooth
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I do not know...my dad uses earbud headphones to plug in to the unit, so if the hearing aides have a cord from the hearing aides to plug in to the jack on the unit, it probably could work.
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I don't know if it fits all hearing aids but if you look at the ones that came with your unit, you can see if it's the same. I know each brand has their own kind, but they are easy to take out the old and put in the new. You should be able to see what you have and find the model to purchase the right ones.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do. If you have a Bluetooth enabled hearing aid you will need the Bluetooth transmitter to create the signal for the hearing aid. If you have a Bluetooth signal and a place to plug this device into your hearing aid, this will work.l
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note this will only work with fairly recent hearing aids -- we got it for my dad - his hearing aids are several years old and it does not pair -- check with you hearing aid specialist who may know if yours will pair
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The product description certainly says it works with hearing aids, but I have not tried it so can't confirm. Perhaps others are using with hearing aids. It is a high quality product, so should do what it says it will do.
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Yes, but it might need a Jack 3.5mm stereo adapter due to the microphone-remote cable.
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If your device has an input for headphones, this should work. 3.5mm is the standard headphone jack.
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As long as your speaker has a standard 3.5mm plug (same as most i-gadgets and mp3 players) it should work just fine.
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I have Starkey hearing aids and Artone woks with the t-coil and Bluetooth on the iPhone 3GS, so should work for you. TV would need Bluetooth to work. I added Bluetooth to my computer, but I don't watch TV, so can't help much with that.
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Sorry - I don't know. I did not keep the hearing device. It just wasn't working for me!
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It should work if it is set up to work with the hearing aid. best bet is have the hearing aid provider set it up that way there should not have any problems
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If your unit has a microphone plug in, it almost looks like a headphone jack, then yeas it will work. Yours pprobably has one because it is blue tooth compatible.
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It should! Seems to work on 3 different bluetooths of mine. It is very flexible too. The hooks to devise are small but stretchable to fit larger parts. They also flip so that they don't break. Redirecting the earhook resolves it :)
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I don't think so. The connector is different but if you go to the Plantronics website there may be more information. For whatever reason the pictures do no show the connector.