Get so much more from your phone, tablet or computer by connecting them directly to your Oticon hearing aids. Our advanced technology brings the sound of your devices seamlessly into your hearing aids, keeping you connected during audio and video calls for you convenience.
Watch the latest events unfold while hearing the TV exactly how you like it, thanks to a personal volume control.
Simply send your TV sound directly to your Oticon hearing aids using a TV Adapter to enjoy your preferred audio.
Whichever stories are firing up your imagination, listen to them in your hearing aids at any time.
Simply press play on your device to enjoy your favourite entertainment wherever you find yourself.
Get the most from your Oticon hearing aids with the Oticon Companion app for your smartphone or Apple Watch.** It helps you personalise your hearing aids’ sound, connect to other devices, and much more.
We regularly update Oticon Companion and add new features based on feedback from the people who use it, as we strive to make our hearing aids effortless to use.
Feel confident that you can clearly understand your colleagues and have your own voice heard.
Connecting your Oticon Bluetooth hearing aids to your phone, tablet or PC gives you the audio quality you need to communicate professionally.
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Oticon Intent hearing aids have the latest version of Bluetooth - Bluetooth LE Audio which enables direct streaming and hands-free communication on even more devices. LE Audio enables direct streaming and two-way audio for hands-free calls on compatible Android™ devices and Windows PCs.
What's more, our innovative Easy LE Adapter*** ensures that LE Audio can be enabled on USB-C enabled Android devices and PCs that do not currently support it.
We constantly strive to make your hearing aids ready for the technologies of tomorrow like Auracast™ broadcast audio****, so you can rest assured you’ll get the best performance possible now and in the future.
What is Bluetooth?
Bluetooth is a technology that provides wireless audio and communication, such as between hearing aids and phones.
What is Bluetooth LE Audio?
Bluetooth LE Audio is the latest type of Bluetooth technology for wireless communication between hearing aids and other devices. The ‘LE’ stands for Low Energy, which is more power efficient than classic Bluetooth technology.
LE Audio also provides great audio quality, greater functionality, and seamless connections to more devices. LE Audio is the technology that makes Auracast technology possible. LE Audio is available as standard in Oticon’s latest hearing aids.
What is Auracast technology?
Once it becomes widespread, Auracast technology will enable you to select audio from public systems such as TVs, information screens, and live performances – and seamlessly transmit it to your hearing aids via Bluetooth LE Audio.
Imagine being at an airport and receiving information about your flight directly in your hearing aids. Or tapping into sound from the TV in the gym or waiting room. In the future, you’ll be able to simply switch your hearing aids to an Auracast broadcast and get crisp audio delivered to your ears.
Auracast technology is likely to replace the telecoil audio loop technology that is currently used to transmit audio to hearing aids in public spaces such as churches, museums, and railway stations via FM radio.
Auracast broadcast audio will become available in a future firmware update.
Remote Control 3.0
Discreet hearing aid control
TV Adapter 3.0
Connect your hearing aids to the TV
*Available on the latest Oticon hearing aids when used with select devices that support direct two-way communication. Please visit: www.oticon.global/support/compatibility-guide
** Before using the Oticon Companion app on an Apple Watch, you need to install the app on an iPhone and ensure the hearing aids are paired with the iPhone.
***Most phones and tablets with a 3.5 mm audio jack will not work with the Easy LE Adapter, as manufacturers often choose to route the audio through the audiojack rather than the USB-C
**** Auracast broadcast audio will become available in a future firmware update.
