Which Android smart watch works with Oticon Real 1?

Hearing Aids
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I am looking for an Android smart watch (or other wearable) that works with the Oticon Real 1. Does anybody have any experience here? Apple is not an option for several reasons.

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Sorry, it is my understanding that the watch :watch: app is an apple exclusive offering.

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Excuse my naïveté … I can’t just run the phone (Android) app on an Android watch? Does the app know which device it’s being run on?

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My understanding is that android phones watches don’t work with Oticon, that is the reasonthat is the reason I hadwhich is why I had to get an iPhone.

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The android smart watchs don’t connect to the Oticon aids. I wear the Samsung watch and have Oticon INTENT1 aids.

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Starkey Edge AI cannot be controlled by my Pixel watch 2.
Would be nice if it could.

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The watchOS app is specifically designed for a watch. It is effectively just a remote control. It doesn’t include all the features of the mobile app.

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Thanks for that information. Interestingly, Oticon lists the Samsung Galaxy Watch4 as compatible - but compatible in which respect? Hearing aids compatibility | Oticon

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I don’t know I have the Galaxy watch 5 and my wife the 6 and my aids don’t recognize either. Abs neither does the app.

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Wives always have the one level up tech, don’t they? Same with us.
So, according to the website I linked, as I understand it, you can connect to the watch using the Connect Clip. But why would I want to stream from my watch using the connect clip when I can stream from my phone directly? I don’t understand this. What I do understand is that this watch (and anything other than the Apple Watch) won’t do what I would like it to do. And since Apple is not an option for various reasons, I will just live with it.

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If you were out exercising without your phone, it might be nice to stream to the HAs from the watch.

My main wish with be program and other similar controls i get in my app.

WH

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Same here. My non-assisted hearing is sufficient to listen to music without the HAs while I’m exercising, so I can use anything from a 1980s walkman to a little MP3 player with earbuds or whatever. I don’t need anything special and I try to keep the HAs as dry and away from sweat and rain as possible.

Hope somebody from @oticon reads this forum!