You can use Oticon Bluetooth hearing aids as a wireless headset, where you connect your hearing aids wirelessly to your phone and then make or receive calls. You can also use the push-buttons on your hearing aid to answer, reject, and end phone calls directly – without needing to hold and use your phone.*
You will be able to hear the other people on the call directly in your hearing aids, while your voice will be captured by microphones in your hearing aids.
If your phone and hearing aids don’t support hands-free communication, then ConnectClip is the perfect partner to connect your phone to your hearing aids and enjoy hands-free calls. ConnectClip acts as a microphone and streams sound between your hearing aids and other sound devices.
Check the hearing aid compatibility guide
If you have hearing aids that support the newest Bluetooth technology, Bluetooth LE Audio, but do not have a phone that supports it, then the Easy LE Adapter will give you access to hands-free communication on your phone. Your phone must have a USB-C charging port in order to use the Easy LE Adapter. Most phones that have a 3.5 mm audio jack built into them will not support the Easy LE Adapter, as some phone manufacturers choose to route the audio through the jack port rather than the USB-C port.
*Hands-free communication is only available in styles with 2.4 GHz. Hands-free communication is available with iPhone 11 or later running iOS 15.2 or later, and iPad running iPadOS 15.2 or later.