Hi, I’m new here. I was looking into getting a Noahlink. I’m not ready to pull the trigger yet but saw this new listing on EBay for $190 which seems to be a pretty good price for a new one. Just thought I’d pass it along.
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And, no, I am not the seller. 
I paid $200 three weeks ago, so it seems like a good price to me!
(You might want to add “Wireless” to the topic title; there is an older product called “Noahlink.”)
Seems to be about the going rate 
I bought mine from this seller on Ebay. I sent an offer lower than his BUY NOW price and he accepted.
I’m new in DIY hearing aids programming.
I download Phonak Target 6 then test creating dummy Phonak Audeo V profile, it shows support to iCube II but not Noahlink wireless as picture.
Question :
i can’t use noahlink wireless, right?
if I buy iCube II, i can complete fitting my hearing aids?
or I need anything else ? such as access code, cable, usb, etc.
Thank you in advance.
Yes the NoahLink Wireless won’t work. You need the iCubeII and that is it. You won’t need anything else.
It looks like that seller also has some gently used iCubes II’s for sale 
Price today is down to $175 including delivery. They say they have 7 left. Before I buy one, I’m going to see if I can find someone that wants to share the hardware, that lives close by.
The price of Noahlink wireless on Taobao in China is about $100, these are not replicas, I believe they are provided by Sonova China branch.
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