Well that’s also unfortunate. I suppose until my hearing aid dies, I have the option of waiting until an ITE with BT and a working app comes along. I’ve been generally impressed with Widex - their app has volume and a 3 band EQ and I’ve found it’s quite reliable connection-wise. My impression is they also seem to be leading edge on dynamic range and latency. To program their HAs requires their software (which I have downloaded in the past), but also a special tool that I think is harder to get and a bit expensive. It’s probably better not to unleash too much capability on untrained and unsupervised users, but I wish they gave you a bit more of an assist (like access to all the bands gains within some limits) in the app as a way for the client to help the audiologist (e.g. this setting sounds better). Perhaps one app for all, but an Advanced Tab option for those who are more apt at using the additional capability.