@Craftwiz This is good news for people who don’t want to or can’t afford to update their hearing aids.
Thanks.
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If you do decide to make a receiver version, hope it’s a USB-C connector instead of Type A 
Using an adapter is a bit cumbersome especially if its sitting in your pocket.
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Exactly as I was thinking, you can add people who don’t want to wait for widespread adoption,
Another important advantage!
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Yes, there will be a USB-C version (FMA121), though it still needs some time before release. It looks like this:
Size: 33mm x 33mm x 7mm (Final design may vary slightly)
The 3.5mm input is designed for devices that don’t have USB audio output (such as most TVs). It uses the same firmware as the FMA120.
While I can’t guarantee it, the adapter below might help improve comfort when using the FMA120 with your phone. You can search for “180° USB-C to USB-A” if you’d like to give it a try.
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