Oticon ConnectLine Streamer Pro – Hearing Aid Phone Adaptor
| Year of Release | N/A |
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| Average Price | Speak to your hearing specialist about suitability and funding. |
| Description | The Oticon Streamer Pro is intended to be used by wireless Oticon hearing aids users, connecting devices such as mobile phones with hearing instruments. The Streamer can be connected to a range of devices to enable you to communicate through your hearing aids by connecting with Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones. Your hearing aids become like wireless headphones, with the Streamer offering a microphone. The Streamer is worn around the neck and features three dedicated buttons for the core applications: phone, TV and microphone. It can also be used as a remote control that enables you to adjust the hearing instrument volume and change programs in the hearing instruments. |
| Operating System | N/A |
Where can I get this device?
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Also available at other retailers.
Accessibility Features
Hearing Impairment and Deaf
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
Where can I get this device?
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More Information
Oticon Connectline Accessories
View InformationOticon ConnectLine Streamer Pro Instructions (PDF)
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View InformationOticon ConnectLine Streamer Pro – Hearing Aid Phone Adaptor PDF
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