The best results for me are when i use the Roger On, and my hearing aid mics are muted. Itās like each person at the table is talking right into my ear. Oh, also, noise block on the Roger program needs to be turned up to strong (or whatever the name is), in Target.
Thank you. I will definitely ask her about this next time I see her!
So when you say the HA mics are MUTED, do you just crank the volume down on them? Cuz I donāt have a āmuteā switch on my aids, and if I hold the button down for a few seconds, the aids SHUT OFF completely. Thatās not what you mean by muted, eh? Cuz if my aids were turned off, they wouldnāt be connected to the Roger.
I am very intrigued by what works for you. Should I just turn the volume WAY down on my Lumity Life aids and then use the base/charger for my Roger ON iN stick to turn the volume UP? If I remove that ON iN stick from the base, there is no volume control on it at all. Maybe your Roger On is a completely different device?
Ah, thank you for that tip, glucas! 
You have answered my main question about whether I could āmuteā my Lumity Life aids by just turning down the volume, LOL. Looks like itās a āNOPE!ā
I donāt have the myPhonak app on my Samsung Flip-4 cell phone. I guess I was gun-shy from reading many older posts about folks who felt the app was horrific. And ironically, I was just purusing a current thread on the topic, which has left me sitting on the fence even now.
Ack. I would be annoyed if I got the myPhonak app on my cell phone and then found I never used it or it interfered with the aidsā performance.
Isnāt there an app for the Roger On? Seems like people find it useful.
I have mine set up so that a short downward press is volume down, a medium-length press is mute, and a long press is off. Your audi can change those settings in Target.
I use the mute feature that way all the time at work. Iām told itās less rude than slamming my office door shut because people are talking right outside of it.
Interesting! OK, this is worth pursuing with my audi! Thanks so much!
@MDB
The app is called MyRogerMic.
I use it in table mode, to select/deselect areas in the room. The MyPhonak app works well with it, for ambient balance.
You can āMuteā the aids, but only via a setting change in Target, as far as I know.
I was in a local government meeting last week, in a public gallery above the speakers. It was very echoey. I took my RogerOn, and have only āMusicā and āComfort in Echoā available on my P90s. My location in the room was poor for the RogerOn, it just amplified all the noises in the public gallery, so I switched it off, after many adjustments in both apps. Comfort in Echo did reduce the echo, but didnāt help with the speech. My default Music gave me best results in this scenario. Everyone on the balcony was struggling to hear, to be honest. Not just hearing aid wearers.
Peter
Thanks Peter
Itās time I read a book again
Hear & Beyond
Shari Elbertās and Gael Hannan
They talk about a wire or cable buried in the floor of some churches or assembly halls
Hearing aids pick up a signal so we can hear
I need to read the book againā¦
@DaveL
Likely a Telecoil. I disabled mine, as I only needed it for Roger mics until I got Roger licenses installed. I wish Iād enabled it as the room may have been equiped.
I read that book, very good
Peter
I normally use the long press (2 seconds) on the down volume. It does have to be set up in target, on the Device Options tab. You can also mute on the MyPhonak app.
I try to recommend the book when I realize āI read about that, but I forget!ā
Itās been a long long fight getting my Phonak Audeo Paradise P90Rās setup. Iām part way there.
Iāve reached a point where I donāt want to touch them in case I mess them up again!
Over the first almost year-and-a half! I couldnāt hear voice in a QUIET area! let alone noisy area. I kept telling my dispensing audiologist that. My new hearing-aid-practitioner has done so much better, but thereās more to do.
DaveL
Very interesting thread.
It seems I must start learning to fit my HA, I still need to decide what HA to buy
Currently testing Signia Pure 7IX and Phonak Life 90
I have Phonak Audeo Paradise P90Rās that are almost 2 years old. Iāve had setup problems; not the hearing aidās fault.
A normal day is about 16 hours of use.
If Iāve had to endure Zoom meetings I need to charge by mid afternoon. Otherwise I get through the day.
I have 2 chargers. I use one regularly. My dispensing audi gave me another one to keep with me so I can recharge. That doesnāt work well for me. I work on construction sites from my car.
Iām grateful I have these hearing aids. Long story shortenedācompensation for a claim due to noise at work. I didnāt get to select the hearing aids. They replaced previous Phonaks. I would have chosen replacement batteries. These hearing aids are much better than the previous ones I had; I am grateful.
We all have different hearing loss. I hope my comments help you. Caution: my dispensing audi didnāt or couldnāt setup my hearing aids properly. Setup seems to me to be key. So Iāve moved on.
well, with phonak i lost battery after 10H
iām software programmer and having lots of meetings etc etc
with signia, after 7H of non-stop streaming I still have 90% battery 
and what is interesting is that my mobile didnt die as it did with Phonak.
PS.Phonak lost here, Iāll return it (trial)
Question for the smart guys here with experience, is Signia a good HA and great customisations? Iāll try to learn to setup it by my self
Absolutely, Signia holds its weight with all the rest,itās one my favourite brands, thatās awesome battery consumption, it just goes to show how different the rechargeable market is between brands!
I guess after the firmware for BLUETOOTH LE, it will last even longer.
But also I am concerned about sound quality , speach in noise , music etc etc
And so you should, of course this will be something youāll need to sort with any brand, as with anything like this (starting a DIY project) youāll need to do some research before jumping in, Signia has some great videos that make things easier to follow for your projects.
