AirFly with Hearing Aids 👂Updated an hour ago

If your hearing aids support standard Bluetooth (not Bluetooth Low Energy/BLE) and can enter pairing mode without using a smartphone app, they may be able to connect to AirFly. That said, because hearing aid technology can vary quite a bit between brands and models, this isn't a connection we can officially support or guarantee.

To give it a try:

1. Ensure AirFly is in TX mode.
2. Enter pairing mode on AirFly.
3. Follow the pairing instructions in your hearing aid manual to enter pairing mode on the hearing aids themselves.
4. AirFly should detect and try to connect automatically. If successful, you'll hear a tone or confirmation in your hearing aids.

Because results can vary, we definitely recommend reaching out to your hearing aid manufacturer if you’re unsure about their Bluetooth compatibility.

Note:

• Sometimes the hearing aids require an app to pair them up. If an app is required to pair, it will not work with AirFly.
• AirFly will not pair directly to hearing aids that use Low Energy Bluetooth (BLE), as AirFly uses regular Bluetooth. Check with the manufacturer of your hearing aid to ensure they use regular Bluetooth, not BLE.

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