Find My Lost Hearing Aids

Use the Bluetooth Low Energy Proximity Radars and a Sound Finder, to find your lost hearing aid(s)! Smart hearing aids are expensive! Save money and time with our app!:)

Having the ability to check your phone for where your missing hearing aids might be hiding can save you from a stressful situation! To find your lost hearing aid(s), this app has THREE APPS IN ONE to increase your chances of finding your lost hearing aid(s).

TWO BLUETOOTH PROXIMITY RADARS:
There are two radar functions to find your lost hearing aid(s) using Bluetooth low energy proximity. These finders show hints, Bluetooth low energy signal strength, and estimate the distance between you and your lost hearing aid(s) to assist you in finding it for you in no time at all!

SOUND FINDER
Use ten different alert sounds to find your lost hearing aid(s) by listening to the sounds.

=>> Simply use the FINDERS to find the proximity of your lost hearing aid(s)!

NOTES:

BLUETOOTH LOW ENERGY:
The Signal Radar and Radial Radar work with any BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy 4.0 and up) smart hearing aid.
Your lost hearing aid must have a charge and be transmitting a BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) to be found with these two radars.

SIGNAL RADAR:
The closer you are to your lost hearing aid, the higher the Bluetooth low energy signal percentage. Move around to increase the percentage and you will find your missing hearing aid(s) very quickly!

RADIAL RADAR:
The closer you get to your lost hearing aid(s) the further the radial indicator will move to the right. Once you can move around to get the radial indicator to move to the right the furthest as possible, then your hearing aid is very close, have a look and you will find it! Think find the thimble, it’s very similar to “Hot” and “Cold.”

SOUND FINDER:
You must be connected to your hearing aid(s) in iOS Bluetooth Settings for the Sound Finder to play the sounds to your missing hearing aids. (Settings =>> Bluetooth =>> My Hearing aids, Your hearing aids must still be connected in My Hearing aids).
NOTE: If auto in-ear detection is turned on with your hearing aid, please turn this off if you want to try to find you hearing aid using sound detection.

SUPPORT:
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