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Category Archives: What sucks about hearing aids
Waterproof Hearing Aids
This is the 10th (and so far last) part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit … Continue reading
Legal certainty for situation related to broken hearing aids
This is the 9th part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. When my … Continue reading
Offer tuning in realistic circumstances, legalize and support self-tuning
This is the 8th part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. In order … Continue reading
Open hardware and software standards
This is the 7th part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. This goes … Continue reading
Affordable hearing aids and full insurance coverage for devices and peripheral hardware and maintenance costs
This is the 6th part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. Insurance companies … Continue reading
Longer battery life and non-proprietary batteries in peripheral hardware
This is the 5th part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. Peripheral hardware … Continue reading
24/7 Service and Availability of Replacement Devices
This is the 4th part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. Audiologists and … Continue reading
Seamless compatibility between hearing aids and peripheral hardware to consumer electronics
This is the third part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. The compatibility … Continue reading
Compatibility between vendors for hearing aids and peripheral hardware
This is the second part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. Most … Continue reading
Better Signal Processing
This is the first part of my wishlist to audiologists and accousticians, hearing aid manufacturers, and the health care system. If you like to add something, share your experiences, or provide more information, I encourage you to submit a comment. Nowadays … Continue reading