Mar. Click the blue text to follow us 2025.03 Source: Content compiled from Wired, thank you. Almost everyone uses Bluetooth every day, but what exactly is it? Bluetooth is a ubiquitous wireless connection standard that connects our headphones, speakers, smartwatches, and smart rings to our phones; connects headphones, keyboards, and mice to laptops; and even … Read more
Author: Li Aizhu, Manager of Natural Sound Guangxi Region If you have hearing problems or questions about hearing aids, you can consult Teacher Li Aizhu via WeChat. Long press the WeChat QR code to identify and get one-on-one hearing health consultation. Content: The Bluetooth technology in hearing aids allows them to function like Bluetooth headphones … Read more
In this rapidly developing technological era, wireless connections are changing every aspect of life. Hearing aids are no exception; they are no longer merely complex signal processors that amplify speech but have gradually evolved into personal communication devices that connect to streaming media. What wireless technologies do Phonak hearing aids apply? How do they achieve … Read more
NAD was established in 1972, and over fifty years later, it continues to be at the forefront of product design and philosophy, bringing us many surprises through new technologies, such as this little black box we are discussing today—the NAD C700. 1. Usage Scenarios Overall dimensions: 218 x 96 x 266 mm. Upon first seeing … Read more
For many years, hearing aid manufacturers have used Bluetooth functionality to connect multimedia devices. About five years ago, ReSound introduced Bluetooth direct connection functionality, utilizing the Bluetooth Low Energy (BTLE) protocol to connect directly with Apple devices, particularly the iPhone. Subsequently, other manufacturers followed suit. However, there was a problem; until recently, the Bluetooth Low … Read more