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Bluetooth & listening to a mobile phone

Bluetooth is available on the majority of mobile phones and using it is a very good way to listen to your telephone for hearing aid users.

The CM-BT2 is a universal solution, suitable for use by hearing aid users with their hearing aids set to the 'T' or "loop" programme.

Follow this link to find out how a hearing aid 'T' pickup works?

The ComPilot, Streamer Pro and MiniTek are hearing aid manufacturer specific solutions - visit the individual product pages for more information and to check compatibility.

CM-BT2 Bluetooth Neckloop for hearing aid users
an easy to use Bluetooth device for hearing aid users who have 'T' programme. It can also be used with headphones or earphones...

4 reviews

£86.39 ~~£95.99~~

(£71.99 ex VAT) Part no: 98CMBT2

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Phonak EasyCall to connect Phonak hearing aids to your mobile
The EasyCall connects compatible Phonak hearing aids wirelessly to any Bluetooth enabled mobile phone.

£100.80

(£84.00 ex VAT) Part no: 3PAECA1

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Phonak EasyCall II to connect Phonak Venture & Belong hearing aids to your mobile
The EasyCall II connects compatible Phonak Venture & Belong hearing aids wirelessly to any Bluetooth enabled mobile p...

1 review

£100.80

(£84.00 ex VAT) Part no: 3PAECA2

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Oticon Streamer Pro 1.3A (open version)
connect your hearing instruments to devices such as your mobile phone & MP3 player. It will also function as a remote...

2 reviews

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£179.00

(£149.17 ex VAT) Part no: 3OASTP13O

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Oticon Streamer Pro 1.3A (requires linking)
connect your hearing instruments to devices such as your mobile phone & MP3 player. It will also function as a remote...

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£179.00

(£149.17 ex VAT) Part no: 3OASTP13L

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Phonak ComPilot Streamer
The ComPilot is a bridge between your hearing instruments and audio devices - it provides easy wireless access to TVs,...

2 reviews

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£220.80

(£184.00 ex VAT) Part no: 3PACOMP

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Phonak Roger Pen and MyLink Receiver (type 03) bundle
Ready-made package - Roger Pen transmitter and one Roger MyLink Receiver (type 03)

2 reviews

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£739.20

(£616.00 ex VAT) Part no: 3PRQPMY3

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Bluetooth Wireless Audio Adaptor with TOSlink o/p
Bluetooth Wireless Audio Adaptor with TOSlink o/p to play tracks from your mobile audio devices directly on your audio...

£66.29

(£55.24 ex VAT) Part no: MZMWSA10BT

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Bluetooth Audio & Hands-free Receiver
Bluetooth audio & hands-free receiver

£8.32

(£6.93 ex VAT) Part no: MX100590

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Replacement Battery for CM-BT2
A replacement battery for the CM-BT2 Bluetooth Neckloop.

£15.59

(£12.99 ex VAT) Part no: 98CMBT2BAT

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Artone 3 Max Bluetooth Hearing Aid Loopset
For hearing aids and cochlear implants with a loop programme to connect to bluetooth devices such as mobile phones

£119.99

(£99.99 ex VAT) Part no: 91S233005

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Artone MIC Wireless Bluetooth Microphone
The Artone MIC Wireless Bluetooth Microphone is for use with the Artone 3Max bluetooth loopset with hearing aids

£94.80

(£79.00 ex VAT) Part no: 91S233020

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Artone TVB TV Transmitter with digital optical signal input
The Artone TVB bluetooth TV Transmitter is for use with the Artone Max 3 Bluetooth Neckloop for hearing aid users

£58.80

(£49.00 ex VAT) Part no: 91S233022

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Mobile Phones
a selection of Hearing Aid Compatible mobile telephones, designed specifically to be easy to use

Internet-enabled SmartPhones
easy to use mobile phones with internet and email capability

Bluetooth Basics
Bluetooth wireless technology is a short-range communications technology intended to replace the cables connecting portable and/or fixed devices while maintaining high levels of security. Bluetooth technology has achieved global acceptance such that any Bluetooth enabled device, can connect to other Bluetooth enabled devices in proximity. Bluetooth enabled electronic devices connect and communicate wirelessly through short-range, ad hoc networks.

Why Choose Bluetooth wireless technology?

Bluetooth wireless technology is the simple choice for convenient, wire-free, short-range communication between devices. A fundamental Bluetooth wireless technology strength is the ability to simultaneously handle both data and voice transmissions. It is a globally available standard that wirelessly connects mobile phones, portable computers, cars, stereo headsets, MP3 players, and more. Thanks to the unique concept of “profiles,” Bluetooth enabled products do not need to install driver software. Bluetooth wireless technology is the leading and only proven short-range wireless technology on the market today.

Globally Available
Manufacturers from many industries are busy implementing the technology in their products to reduce the clutter of wires, stream stereo audio, transfer data or carry voice communications. There is no cost for the use of Bluetooth technology beyond the cost of your device. Bluetooth wireless technology is the most widely supported, versatile, and secure wireless standard on the market today. The number of Bluetooth products on the market is multiplying rapidly.

Range of Devices
Bluetooth technology is available in an unprecedented range of applications from mobile phones to cars to medical devices for use by consumers, industrial markets, enterprises, and more. The low power consumption, small size and low cost of the chipset solution enables Bluetooth technology to be used in the tiniest of devices.

Ease of Use
Bluetooth technology requires no fixed infrastructure and is simple to install and set up. You don’t need wires to get connected. The process for a new user is easy – you get a Bluetooth branded product, check the profiles available and connect it to another Bluetooth device with the same profiles.

For more information about Bluetooth, please follow this link

Note: if you are unsure, your mobile phone user guide or contract issuer should be able to tell you if you have a Bluetooth enabled phone.