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Users of iPhone 5 or newer smartphones have been able to stream voice and music to compatible hearing aids for a few years. Resound were the first hearing aid manufacturer to release ‘Made for iPhone’ devices. Today most hearing aid brands have hearing aids ‘Made for iPhone’ which has been great for iPhone users. They have been able to stream voice calls and music directly to the hearing aids without the need of an intermediary device. Which has not been the case for Android user - up to now. Android users could stream voice and music but had to use of an intermediary device called a streamer. Some have not liked this as it meant having the streamer on a lanyard around your neck of clipped to clothing.
