Find My Hearing Aids App 2.0.3

Having the ability to locate your hearing aids using your phone is a useful feature that can save you time and frustration. Our app is designed to help you find your misplaced hearing aid(s) effortlessly. Take a look at what our app has to offer:

Three Bluetooth Proximity Radars

Our app provides three radar tools that utilize Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) proximity to help you find your missing hearing aid(s). These proximity detectors display hints, BLE signal strength, and estimate the distance between you and your lost hearing aid. Read on for more details:

Bluetooth Low Energy Compatibility

The Signal Proximity Radars are compatible with any BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy 4.0 and up) smart hearing aid(s). Please note that in order to be found using the Bluetooth Low Energy proximity tools, the lost hearing aid must have a charge and be transmitting a BLE signal.

Bluetooth Low Energy Pulse Signal Radar

The Bluetooth Low Energy Pulse Signal Radar indicates the proximity of your lost hearing aid. As you get closer to it, the signal strength percentage increases, with colors changing from red to orange, yellow, and finally green, indicating that your hearing aid is very close.

Bluetooth Low Energy Radial Proximity Radar

The Bluetooth Low Energy Radial Proximity Radar features a radial indicator that moves to the right as you approach your lost hearing aid. If you manage to move the radial indicator all the way to the right, it means that your hearing aid is in close proximity. Take a thorough look around, and you're likely to find it!

Bluetooth Low Energy Hot/Cold Signal Radar

The Bluetooth Low Energy Hot/Cold Signal Radar uses colors to indicate proximity. As you get closer to your missing hearing aid, the radar's colors transition from cold (blue) to hot (red).

Sound

In addition to the visual indicators provided by the radars, you can locate your lost hearing aid by playing an alert song that is included in the app.

Free Version

The free version of our app has a limitation. If you don't see your hearing aid listed in the devices list, it means that your hearing aid is either out of the range for Bluetooth Low Energy proximity detection or its battery is completely drained.

Support

If you need further assistance or have any questions, please contact our support team at [email protected].