On another thread, namely Sound quality Phonak TV connector vs Bluetooth some were thinking about whether to pony up the “$200.00+ for the Phonak TV connector versus streaming by smart tv Bluetooth or a $50.00+/- streaming device like used for headphones?”
One of the important considerations was Phonak’s claim that the Phonak TV Connector has “Lower energy consumption than any suitable Bluetooth classic protocol/profile”. So we are wondering just how much battery consumption savings could be expected if you stream via Phonak’s TV Connector vs streaming via Bluetooth??
Perhaps this would be difficult (or tricky) to test because someone would need to measure both methods. Just thought I would mention it here on this thread about Marvel battery life.