Apple Airpods Pro 10 months later - Hearing aid user's perspective

[Volusiano]

@hamjor1

I did not know that Airpods Pro could be mapped to an audiogram with an iPhone until I read this thread, so thanks all for that “heads up.” For anyone wondering how to do this, see: How to add audiogram to iPhone and map AirPods to your hearing profile

I’ll give this a try, mainly for music listening. (I got a pair of Airpods Pro 2 a month ago.) I’ll also compare it to my ReSound LinX Quattros just to see how I think Airpods do listening to people talking.

Just a word of warning that Apple iPads don’t support the Apple Health app and therefore you cannot get audiogram accommodation on your AirPods Pro 2 on iPads, only iPhones. I’m not sure about MacOS. And for sure you won’t get audiogram accommodation when you connect it to Android and Windows devices.

I’d love to hear what you think about the Transparency mode on the AirPods Pro 2 as a hearing aid device in place of your real hearing aid.

There’s another thread on this forum titled “AirPods Pro 2 as hearing device” if you’re interested in reading up about it as well.