Yeah for ‘other side’ I can definitely confirm that for marvels, it definitely depends on the other side.
I tested with my friend and my parents. Parents would say that they always hear me ok, just with more or less bg noise depending on my fans, open windows etc.
While friend would complain no matter what I do (I even tried with phone mic + roger) - I have to stop fan and close window, so almost complete silence. Then she says she can hear me loud enough.
My parents have some hearing loss and they say they hear me just fine.
I don’t know what phone friend has, parents have s8 and xperia xa1 or which ever number it was.
My point, I don’t think the aids are guilty one always.
But I’ll definitely check with paradises when they come.
My outdoor streaming issue is only if I move my head around to eg watch the traffic light.
One thing I’m not sure if I’ll like it is this new motion sensor feature. From what I’ve gathered, it only works in noise and loud noise when you walk. And it basically moves focus from front to ‘real ear’ eg omnidirectional subtype.
I’m not sure that I’ll like it. If I’m on loud street, I definitely don’t want even more loudness in my ear.
So unless they did superb noise control, I just can’t see its usefulness.
And it’s not that it seeks who is speaking but just lets all in.
I thought it would be more like that from signia, at least I understood that one that it’s not in loud noise, but any walking.
For example, if I walk in forest or something and there’s a bit of wind, or distance, I’d like that mic focuses on who is speaking (like roger select does), but this from explanations just doesn’t look like that but that it just takes everything nearby you.
However they’ve mentioned that people like that because of localisation, so it might be useful for some hearing loss types and molds maybe.
Or maybe I’m just looking for reasons not to go rechargeable route 
