Hearing aid technology
Bluetooth Hearing Aids
Modern Bluetooth hearing aids connect directly to your smartphone, TV, and other devices — streaming calls, music, and audio straight to your ears with crystal-clear quality.
Stay connected to the world around you
Bluetooth technology has transformed what hearing aids can do. Today's devices are not just amplifiers — they are wireless audio accessories that integrate seamlessly with the technology you already use every day.
Whether you want to take phone calls hands-free, stream your favourite TV show without disturbing others, or adjust your hearing aid settings from your phone, Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids make it effortless.
What Bluetooth hearing aids can do
Stream phone calls
Answer and talk on calls hands-free. Your voice is picked up by your phone's microphone while audio streams directly into both hearing aids for natural, clear conversation.
Stream music & podcasts
Enjoy music, podcasts, and audiobooks streamed wirelessly from your smartphone — with the sound quality adjusted to your personal hearing profile.
Connect to your TV
A small TV streamer plugs into your television and sends audio directly to your hearing aids, so you can set the TV volume for others while hearing it perfectly yourself.
Control via smartphone app
Adjust volume, change programs, and fine-tune settings discreetly from your phone — no need to touch your hearing aids in public.
Use voice assistants
Interact with Siri, Google Assistant, or Alexa through your hearing aids, getting answers and controlling smart home devices with just your voice.
Remote fine-tuning
Some platforms allow your hearing care provider to make programming adjustments remotely — saving you a clinic visit for minor tweaks.
How it works
Pair once
Your hearing aids pair with your smartphone just like wireless earbuds — a one-time setup that takes only a few minutes in the clinic.
Auto-connect
Once paired, your hearing aids reconnect automatically every time you put them in — no manual pairing needed day to day.
Stream & control
Audio from calls, music, and apps streams directly to your ears. Open the companion app to adjust settings whenever you like.
Switch seamlessly
Move between devices — answer a call on your phone, then switch back to TV audio — with simple taps in the app or on the hearing aid itself.
Device compatibility
Most modern Bluetooth hearing aids connect directly to iPhones (Made for iPhone / MFi) and Android smartphones (ASHA protocol or universal Bluetooth LE Audio). A small number of models require a separate streaming accessory for Android or non-smartphone devices. Jieun Kim HIS will confirm compatibility with your specific devices before recommending a model.
iPhone & iPad
Direct streaming via Made for iPhone (MFi)
Android smartphones
Direct streaming via ASHA or Bluetooth LE Audio
Smart TVs & streamers
Via optional TV streamer accessory
Computers & tablets
Via Bluetooth LE Audio or streaming accessory
2+
devices can be paired simultaneously on most models
30 ft
typical Bluetooth range from your phone or TV
0 s
manual reconnection needed — auto-connects every time
Frequently asked questions
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Hear everything — wirelessly
Ask about Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids at your next evaluation. Available at all three of our Washington locations.