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Oticon is a world-renowned manufacturer of hearing aids and hearing care solutions, founded in 1904 with a mission to help people with hearing loss live full and active lives. Headquartered in Denmark as part of the Demant Group, Oticon has a significant presence in the United States, including operations in Somerset, NJ. The company is a pioneer in 'BrainHearing' technology, which focuses on providing the brain with the full sound perspective it needs to process audio naturally and effortlessly.
The product lineup includes advanced models like Oticon Intent, Tino, Ētahi atu, a Opn, alongside a suite of connectivity accessories such as the ConnectClip, EduMic, and TV Adapter that enable seamless streaming from smartphones and other devices.
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Go to Settings > Accessibility > Hearing Devices on your iPhone. Restart your hearing aids to put them in pairing mode (this lasts for 3 minutes). When your hearing aids appear in the list, tap them to pair.
Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the outer surface daily. Do not use water or cleaning fluids. Use a small brush to remove debris from crevices and microphone ports.
Generally, an Orange or Red LED indicates the hearing aids are charging. A Green LED indicates that the hearing aids are fully charged.
The EduMic acts as a remote microphone and connects directly to compatible Oticon 2.4 GHz hearing aids without the need for an external receiver.
Most modern Oticon hearing aids are IP68 rated for water and dust resistance, meaning they can withstand humidity and sweat, but they should not be submerged in water or worn while swimming.