How to pair your hearing aids with an Android™ device

You can pair selected Android phones or tablets with your hearing aids. This will allow you to enjoy streaming audio such as phone calls, music or podcasts, using your hearing aids as wireless headphones.

Before you start

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Oticon hearing aids can pair directly to selected Android phones and tablets. Pairing the hearing aids and installing the Oticon Companion on your device allows you to adjust the sound

Oticon hearing aids can also enable you to have hands-free calls and stream music and audio to your hearing aids from Android devices. To do this directly, your Android device must support Bluetooth® LE Audio or Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids (ASHA). If your device does not support LE Audio or ASHA technology, you will need an accessory such as ConnectClip or Easy LE Adapter to enable audio streaming from your hearing aids.

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Compatibility guide

See which Android devices will work with your hearing aids.

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Get the Oticon Companion app

You need the Oticon Companion app to pair your Android device with your hearing aids.

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To connect your Android device directly to your hearing aids

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Place your hearing aids near your phone.

Ensure that they are within 20 cm (7.9 in) of each other.

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Ensure Bluetooth® is turned on.

Go to > Settings and switch Bluetooth on if necessary.

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Open the Oticon Companion app.

The app will automatically search for hearing aids.

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Restart your hearing aids.

  • For hearing aids with disposable batteries, close the battery drawer.
  • For rechargeable hearing aids, turn them on by pressing the lower button of each hearing aid for three seconds.
  • For rechargeable hearing aids, place them in the charger and take them out.
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Detecting your hearing aids.

The app will automatically start to detect your hearing aids.

Once detected, the name of your hearing aids will appear on the screen.

Select your hearing aids.

A smartphone screen displays an interface searching for hearing aids. An illustration shows hearing aids with text reading “Detecting your hearing aids” and a progress bar beneath, indicating activity.
A smartphone screen displays a hearing aid detection interface. Two hearing aids are illustrated, labeled "Left Detected" and "Right Detected." Below is a question with "YES" and "NO" buttons for user input.
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Connecting to your device.

Wait for the Oticon Companion app to connect to your hearing aids. If requested, allow your device to pair with your hearing aids. 

Once your hearing aids are connected, press Continue.

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A smartphone displays a screen with a message confirming hearing aids are connected. Two hearing aid illustrations flank a central Bluetooth icon. Below, a "CONTINUE" button is visible.

To pair your Android device with your hearing aids via ConnectClip

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First, pair your hearing aids with your ConnectClip. Then pair your ConnectClip with your Android device.

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