Update: continued exploration of the hearing aid, app and settings. I have been able to successfully pair with my iMac if I turn BT off for the hearing aid on my iPhone. When done, disconnect hearing aid on the computer and connect again on the iPhone.
This morning, I was able to successfully pair with my Xfinity X1 cable box’s Bluetooth. At first, there was wicked latency but that soon evened out. Occasional sound drops but otherwise pretty good.
Now to test usage with the Roger IN Pen.
I come from using an Oticon OPN 1 with ConnectClip and TV box. The aid itself was decent but would occasionally restart and the Bluetooth connection with the iPhone would drop on an almost daily basis.
May consider looking at the OPN S 1 since I already have the ConnectClip and TV box.
So far, sound is decent on the Phonak Audeo M90 but since I am only on day 2, still getting through the brain training with a bunch of stuff sounding tinny and hearing more low end with high end being cut off. Changing to Clarity setting on the app helped a little but I think tweaking the settings with the audi should help.
Things I miss though going from OPN to Audeo is that with MFI hearing aid, I can see the battery status on the iPhone Today View. Would be nice if there was a Today View widget option for the MyPhonak app.
One good thing though with the Audeo, thus far, no Bluetooth disconnections. Solid.
Sadly, because of Stay At Home restrictions, can’t test the hearing aid in a crowd or office meeting setting.