Ok so Naída Paradise features a powerful double receiver that delivers up to 141 dB of peak gain in the UP model and up to 130 dB in the rechargeable model, according to Phonak. It’s powered by the new PRISM sound processing chip and features AutoSense OS 4.0 for “a host of premium features that work together seamlessly.” For example, the hearing aids can “automatically enhance soft speech in quiet places or reduce noise in loud environments.” A built-in accelerometer detects movement and automatically steers the microphones to improve listening on-the-go.2
So all the above looks good but I see no mention of motion sensor. Which then tells me its might not be that important. Unless the motion sensor refers to the last sentence of the above paragraph. (A built-in accelerometer detects movement and automatically steers the microphones to improve listening on-the-go.2). If the so called accelerometer is the same thing as the motion sensor then Phonak needs to clarify that.
Its getting rather confusing trying to figure out what exactly the Paradise Up has or doesn’t have in disposable battery model and then compare to what the Paradise UP has in recharge battery model. I’ve never seen two exact aids have different functions or features all depending on what type or size battery is used. Seems like you have to decide if you “want to rob Peter to pay Paul here”.