Now that you’re well underway with your hearing aids, are you ready to get connected?

We’re talking about connecting your hearing aids to the devices and tech you use in everyday life. Connectivity is how you elevate the listening experience – whether you’re listening to music, watching television or talking on your smartphone.

Today’s hearing aids are technologically advanced – and with that comes the opportunity to connect to music players, televisions and all different sources of sound. For some connections, you might need an accessory (we’ll get to that in a minute).

Get the Oticon apps

We’ve developed the Oticon Companion and ON apps for your smartphone to help you in daily living with hearing aids. The Oticon apps let you adjust volume, locate your hearing aids if they go missing, check the battery status, connect to your television – and a whole lot more.

ConnectClip – a personal remote microphone

To get even more out of your Oticon hearing aids, check out ConnectClip. ConnectClip works as a small remote microphone. You can use it to listen to a speaker from a distance. The speaker's voice is picked up by the ConnectClip worn by the speaker and streamed directly to your hearing aids.

It also allows you to make hands-free phone calls, video calls and more!

Read more about ConnectClip

Talking on the phone with your hearing aids

Whether it is with friends, family, or colleagues, staying connected matters. That’s why Oticon’s newest hearing aids are made to seamlessly connect to your favorite devices so you can go through your day with confidence and convenience.

• Direct streaming featuring two-way hands-free communication from select iPhone® and iPad® devices and direct streaming with select Android™ smartphones*,**
• Oticon ON and Companion app for easy, discreet control over the hearing aid from your fingertips*
• Stream sounds seamlessly from compatible Bluetooth® devices with ConnectClip*

* Only available in styles with 2.4 GHz.
**Android devices need to support ASHA to allow direct streaming. iPhone and iPad devices need to support two-way hands-free communication. Please visit Oticon.com/support/compatibility for more information and to see which devices are compatible.

Watching television with your hearing aids

In most cases, your hearing aids should be powerful enough to pick up sound from televisions clearly. If you find that you’re still having difficulty hearing the sound from your television, you can get a TV adapter, which will transmit sound directly to your hearing aids.

Learn more about how to stream sound from the TV directly to your hearing aids

Listening to music with your hearing aids

Until now, many users experienced a loss in music quality when listening through their hearing aids. But with the Oticon MyMusic program, you can rediscover your love of music. Whether live or streamed from your favorite device, Oticon MyMusic provides superior sound quality and captures the complexities of music.