Looking for a solution to hear and understand when the performance is too loud. I can't understand the words at a musical play because the dialogue and the music are too loud. Could I wear big ear muff-type hearing protectors over my ears and hearing aids and pipe in the sound at a reasonable volume using a Roger on or some other remote mic accessory? I tried just hanging the hearing aids outside the hearing protectors and all I go was high frequencies - no mid range and no bass. Would it be the same with a Roger On or could it be adjusted to deliver full spectrum sound with high frequency emphasis commensurate with my hearing loss?
I recently bought a Roger ON. I also have a Select, a table mic and a Roger pen. With ON I now , for the first time in 20 years can attend a crowded wedding reception or funeral reception and be able to hear the person I am speaking to over all the crowd noise. The On is powerful enough to pick up the speaker's voice from 18" or even 2 ft. away from the speakers mouth and get it to my ears over the crowd noise. I was so pleased when I discovered this.
I purchased one last week. Have profound unilateral one ear and high freq sensorineural other. PHONAK paradise CROS. Roger On version 2 brilliant. The stand function of the case is so good and reduces worry of someone standing or spilling something on the mic. a concern I had with a previous Roger Pen. So user friendly, love it.
I own 4 TV connectors, for several places around the home and garage, and at work, hooked into my laptops. I don't watch TV. Wonderful product. The sound quality is beautiful.
After being issued a Roger On through the Veterans Administration (VA) I purchased a Partner Mic thinking that these two could work in concert. They do not. I had hesitated to ask the VA for another Roger On, but when I did they complied and the two Roger Ons work well together. An on going problem I do have is that if Roger On, while working with another, is not held close to vertical it mutes. So if one of the two speakers wearing a Roger On leans back in their chair too far their voice is not picked up. I have learned that most of us don't sit up straight much of the time.
The Roger on works with my Audéo 90. The two previous hearing aids the VA issued to me were Oticon & ReSound. The ReSound microphone had better range and battery life. I do recall that my local VA offered to other brands but don’t recall which. The Roger On was most versatile & the hearing aids will work with more than one.
Thank you for the review. I just go a new set of Phonak Hearing aids. My 3rd set in the last 20 years maybe. They have simply gotten better. I asked about the Roger On. Now I'm going to want one for sure. So ----- thank you for the video.
I have been fortunate to invest in the Roger on, Select, and table mic II's to go with my Lumity L90's and L90 slims. They are incredible, and absolute game changers. I agree with your review Matthew that the Roger on is the most versatile and best value for money. Great review and I couldn't have purchased the right kit without your knowledge sharing on YT so thank you :)
This looks like a useful information and chat channel. It's the sort of thing that Phonak should be doing themselves! Why is there no community forum for Phonak? I look forward to contributing here when I get more time!
Very informative! I have new Phonak Audeo Paridise 90's. Need hearing help both in a conference room with 12 participants, and in a restaurant table of 4. I heard you say the Roger Select would be better for the restaurant, but Roger Table mic ii would be better for the conference room, correct? But which to cover both cases? Thanks
Hi Mike, thanks for taking the time to comment. It may be best to look at the Roger networking where you can link devices, as 12 around a table means there's likely to be a considerable distance between the speakers and the microphones. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more, Matthew
Great review! I like the details in your reviews. Have a question about the Roger On...in pointer mode, what is approximate max distance you could effectively pick up a speaker (assume a fairly quiet room like at a lecture)? I have Marvel hearing aids but just ordered Paradise 312T + Roger On iN + a hearing aid dryer. Prefer user changeable batteries, am a heavy user with HAs in 6:30am to midnight and about 4hrs bluetooth daily (phone, tv, streaming podcasts). Marvels are great EXCEPT for the bluetooth limit; looking forward to the expanded bluetooth use on Paradise P90s.
Hey Torinsall! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. According to Phonak about 2 meters with a noise level and 4-5m if there is limited noise. I hope that helps, Matthew
Sadly, I had a terrible experience with the Roger On. I thought it was malfunctioning, so I tried another and it seemed to get overwhelmed by too much noise. I got a Roger Select and love it.
Any ballpark on what these different devices might cost in the U.S.? Tried googling but very little references to prices anywhere online. Seems we mainly need to purchase from audiologists/providers, and like the aids themselves, they can set their own prices/markups, so really hard to get any confidence of how much each accessory 'should' cost. Appreciate any intel or ballpark prices from anyone willing to share. Thanks!
Amazing video. Great info. I am surverely deaf and work in a niosey factory with ear defenders. I hear no voice. I have been informed that roger mic woukd resolve this issu. Due to the close proximity, very close i am told that i fould wear the roger on and still get same streaming experience . If i cam cinfirm this would work my employer would meet all the costs. Would you know if it does work that way wnd would there be any benefit. Thanks
I have a partner mic which my husband wears in the car. I also have a Roger Select which works ver well in small groups but not when there are a lot of noisy people in a room. Now I want to try the Roger On and will try it in pointing mode at a small local theatre. If I sit in the front row do you think it will help me to hear the actors’ voices?
Hi again Jane, the partner mic is perfect for the car. I should have mentioned it in the video! It really depends on the distance from the speaker at the theatre. Is there a loop system installed? That would be your best bet. Thanks for commenting, Matthew
Great video! I have the Roger on, and I absolutely love it! I use it for lectures. I study a GIS systems and I can't of course, looking at the teacher as I practice the software. I'm also find that it range very useful for a large oditrom.
Love my Roger On In. I was led to understand that I needed the model with "In" to pair directly with my Paradise aids without any intermediate device. So, how does a plain old Roger On connect? FWIW, pricing in the US starts around US$1350. Not cheap by any means.
Hey Hugh, you need to buy a receiver separately if you don’t buy the ‘In’ version. With the in version the receiver is transferred over to the hearing aids. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Really great video! Thank you so much. I do have a question. I currently have Roger Pen iN linked ti my Phonak Marvels. Is it worth updating to the Roger On? Thanks
Hey Alan! 100%… hopefully there’s enough info in the video to demonstrate how many areas the Roger On can help you out in as it has a lot more versatility than the Roger Pen. Thanks for watching and make sure that you’re subscribed for updates 😊, Matthew
I love your reviews, thank you. I've only been wearing HA for 3 weeks. I have learned that in order t get good products with accessories you need to be rich!, or at least well off!
Hey gbkworf! Ah what a lovely message to receive thank you! I hope that you're getting on well. It will take a little time for them to settle in so keep at it. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Could you explain how the Phonak Roger Select and Roger On could be used at the same time? Also could the Partner Mic work together with the other Roger Select and Roger On?
Hey Jane, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. You can network the Roger devices yes, so they're working in tandem and actively streaming to the hearing aids together. The Partner mic isn't on the same platform so cannot be part of the network. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Both the Phonak PartnerMic and Kirkland hearing aids use the same bluetooth profiles (HFP & A2DP). Can these be paired, since the Kirkland HA's are also made by Phonic (Sonova)?
I just started a new job and I'm in several meetings. We have a long conference table and there are up to 12 people at the table. I need to take minutes. I'm thinking that for me, the table mic 2 might be the best choice. Thoughts?
Wow. Thanks for a great video. Did went from Widex (+25 years wearing) too Paradise, having them for little more than 9 months. Love them and looking into Phonak assist products. Did a search on youtube and you did just got a new subscriber. Regards Stephan from Denmark.
Hey 6ft, thanks for watching. Essentially they’re the same, but one has the receiver in to activate the Roger in the hearing aids. I hope that helps? Matthew
I'm waiting on the Phonak Audeo Lumity p90 to be delivered, replacing my signia from 4+ y ago, and I wondered which to get, Roger On vs Roger On in, for those HAs? When I get my new HAs set up with my audiologist should I ask to have the software pre-adjusted for the Roger On even if I have not yet ordered the Roger On?
Hey John, You'll need to order the Roger IN which contains all the software. Unless they have them in clinic I would let them know in advance. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I need to find a new device since it seems they killed off the EasyPen line. The On seems to be an upgraded and newer version, but it says version 1 does not support headset mode which is vital for my job. Would you say this is the best option and know where I can purchase one in Canada?
Thanks for this useful info. May I ask if you have any info if the Roger ON iN will work with Phonak Brio 5 BTE which also uses the PRISM chip from Phonak Paradise.
@@HearingTracker When I tried to contact Phonak Japan distributor they told me that Roger On iN will not work with Brio 5 because the Roger Direct feature is disabled hence the Roger receiver software installation on Brio 5 is not possible. I am confused and disappointed. Hope you can enlighten us Matthew. Thanks again
I got a Phonak Paradise P90/CROS plus a Roger On iN. However I found that when the Roger got out of range, it beeped incessantly (program chase beep), practically driving me nuts. Then I got the TV Connector 2.0. When I get out of range, the TV Connector only beeps once and is quiet until I get back in range. Now I use the Roger to connect to my laptop for conference calls. Both the Roger and TV Connector are quite pricy.
How do I set up my Roger Select and Roger On on a Roger Network? Both are linked to my Paradise 90 battery type hearing aids but only work if the other device is manually turned off.
I love my Roger On for social engagements went I'm in very dynamic situations where the person I want to listen to changes a lot. I also find a lot of success using at museums or other places where there is competing audio tracks or background echo, I can point my Roger On at the audio broadcast device (electronic speaker) and I zoom right in to what ever I'm pointing to with my Roger On b/c it cuts out most of the background noise. From the reactions of my hearing endowed friends and family, I suspect I am hearing better in noisy situations now than they are! My only complaint/concern is that the Roger On is very vulnerable to humidity. I accidentally killed mine just by using it outside during tours in hot/steamy Cambodia and then walking indoors (air conditioned) and back out again. Fortunately, it was under warranty. I bought a dehumidifier box for my hearing aids and Roger On after that but it requires power and doesn't stay with me during the day. I've resorted to carrying my Roger On and Partner Mic in a freezer ziplock back with a drying block from my dehumidifier box in my purse until I actually need to use them rather than just having them on a lanyard around my neck or clipped to my shirt. Anyone have any other ideas on how to protect these expense and non-optional-if-I-want-to-participate- devices while on the move outdoors and in?
Thanks for the feedback Heidi, it's great to have some real life user experiences. I'm currently reviewing the Roger on V2 which should go live in the next few weeks. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I have a flat mild to moderate hearing loss.. i have had all types of hearing aids… I had IIC hearing aids, The phonak Behind the ear ones with a earmold that covers the whole outside,… the lyric ones, and im now trying RIC ones.. I have the tulip domes at the moment.. after trying a ton of different domes on RIC hearing aids,.. and really am not a fan of domes.. What kind of ear molds would you recommend that ask my audiologist about? Which brand of RIC ‘s are best for music??? Ive had noo luck with anything at all yet.. HELLPP!!!!
I'm wearing Phonak Virto Paradise. I tried the TV connector. I found that it's very cheaply made, and got the light to tell me that the TV connector was streaming audit and was connected to my hearing aids. But, nothing in my hearing aids. Any ideas as to why this is?
Hi, I want to pick your brain. I just got p90 Phonak Audeo Enterprise hearing aids. (My first hearing aids) I got the Bluetooth linking to work with my TV, cell phone, tablet, and work phones. I have an old landline phone that I would also like to hear through my hearing aids. Are there adapters that I can hook up to my landline phone that will allow me to pair my hearing aids to said phone? Secondly, do you know where I can get a list of landline phones that I could pair my hearing aids to and hear the voices through the hearing aids? As always, I greatly appreciate your help. Dario
Hey V, Yes they're built in to certain models, however the receivers need activating by your audiologist. Thanks for watching and tune in for more, Matthew
How do you pair Roger On or Roger Select with Audeo Paradise P90R. Does it require an Audiologist to set up, and can they both be used at the same time in a meeting?
I have a pair of Resound aids, when there is a loud-ish noise the aids shut down to a much lower volume level, this is fine, but, they stay like that for around 40 seconds, I have had them replaced and the new ones do the same, I was told that they stay in this state for about 5 seconds, they do not, so, when this situation happens with Phonak Paradise aids how long do they stay shut down, or is there something else that happens Regards David.
Hey David Thats an odd one and sounds like they need adjusting. Feed it back to your audiologist and it should be an easy fix if they know what they're on. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I just followed directions. My green light is now off. And my yellow light is blinking as I now charge. I think it was the rain storm that dumped on me in the parking lot. It was a wall of water so I still was soaked 10 feet from getting in my car. So water may have shut my hearing aid down. Did reboot seems to be charging. Thanks.
I have the Specsaver Advance aids, apparently based on the Phonak Marvel aids, TV streamer works great with them but I've just puchased the Partner Mic and found its not compatible with my aids despite being advised they are, not Phonak's fault of course but just something for others to be aware of.
I have the Roger Select and the older Roger pads. The plus to the pads is, with two, you can have two people wearing them and hear both, but if you lie one down to be a table mic, it mutes the second one that someone is wearing. Would two Roger ONs let you set up a wearable and a table that work at the same time? Also, can you network more than two of them as wearable (i.e. three people wearing them as lapels, all streaming to the aids)?
I make my living on the phone. I like to use my Phonak Paradise hearing aids for the calls. I hear the other person extremely well but they don't hear me so well. Can an external microphone be used to improve the call quality for the person I'm talking with?
Thanks for the video, Could you please clarify this for me: When connected to the TV via the TV connector, does the hearing aid process sound based on my hearing audiogram or does it function like a typical Bluetooth headset without any processing? Thanks
Hey N thanks for reaching out. The sound is Bluetoothed and then also takes into account your hearing loss. So should be second to none. I hope this helps? Matthew
@@HearingTracker at 9:12 the video shows a SPDIF (digital audio output) but narrator said "audio output" which normally is a 3.5mm diameter TRS. Did you mean 3.5mm TRS, or did you mean the rectangular spdif?
I have just purchased the TV Connector which is working well. However it blocks out the sound of anyone talking to me - ie - my wife asking me a question. Can I turn off the sound on the TV in order to have a conversation. and then turn it back on again.
The problem with leaving the tv connector on is that when I am upstairs and someone is watching the tv downstairs, the tv sound starts coming through my hearing aids.
I’ve been wearing hearing aids for 40 years in all situations and I am now in need of some microphone-type assistance. I just can’t envisage using a lapel -mike and going around putting it on people, sorry but that is a bridge too far for me from a social point of view.
Hey David, I get it completely. Thats why the Roger On and Select on the table can be a lightly more discrete way of coping. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Matthew
Hey Don, not very well as its not directional in the same way that accessories have beam-forming. You're better off with an accessory. Great question and thanks for watching, Matthew
I have been disappointed with roger select as I have never been able to connect it to my TV and phonak has been no help. They have their money I paid for it and I have a smaller savings account. I've tried talking with phonak customer service so it seems to me they could tell me the easy way they advertise to hook up to my tv.
Hey Miss American Girl, it should be seamless and if youre struggling your audiologist should be able to help. Have you asked for help? Thanks for watching, Matthew
_I would love to know if you have any ingenious areas that you use any Phonak accessories_
I don’t use Siri phone Eric S accessories
Well since I’ve brought a iPhone loving it really stays true to what it does works well .
Looking for a solution to hear and understand when the performance is too loud. I can't understand the words at a musical play because the dialogue and the music are too loud. Could I wear big ear muff-type hearing protectors over my ears and hearing aids and pipe in the sound at a reasonable volume using a Roger on or some other remote mic accessory? I tried just hanging the hearing aids outside the hearing protectors and all I go was high frequencies - no mid range and no bass. Would it be the same with a Roger On or could it be adjusted to deliver full spectrum sound with high frequency emphasis commensurate with my hearing loss?
I recently bought a Roger ON. I also have a Select, a table mic and a Roger pen. With ON I now , for the first time in 20 years can attend a crowded wedding reception or funeral reception and be able to hear the person I am speaking to over all the crowd noise. The On is powerful enough to pick up the speaker's voice from 18" or even 2 ft. away from the speakers mouth and get it to my ears over the crowd noise. I was so pleased when I discovered this.
Hey Ron, I LOVE the Roger On, it can make such a HUGE difference. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, Matthew
Could I use it instead of a Roger On iN V2
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Thank you for this clear and concise explanation of the Roger lineup. It made sense and was most helpful to my buying the right Roger for my needs.
I purchased one last week. Have profound unilateral one ear and high freq sensorineural other. PHONAK paradise CROS. Roger On version 2 brilliant. The stand function of the case is so good and reduces worry of someone standing or spilling something on the mic. a concern I had with a previous Roger Pen. So user friendly, love it.
I own 4 TV connectors, for several places around the home and garage, and at work, hooked into my laptops. I don't watch TV. Wonderful product. The sound quality is beautiful.
Hey --, Thanks for sharing! It's great to hear others' feedback about the tech we review. Have a great day, Matthew
After being issued a Roger On through the Veterans Administration (VA) I purchased a Partner Mic thinking that these two could work in concert. They do not. I had hesitated to ask the VA for another Roger On, but when I did they complied and the two Roger Ons work well together. An on going problem I do have is that if Roger On, while working with another, is not held close to vertical it mutes. So if one of the two speakers wearing a Roger On leans back in their chair too far their voice is not picked up. I have learned that most of us don't sit up straight much of the time.
The Roger on works with my Audéo 90. The two previous hearing aids the VA issued to me were Oticon & ReSound. The ReSound microphone had better range and battery life. I do recall that my local VA offered to other brands but don’t recall which. The Roger On was most versatile & the hearing aids will work with more than one.
Thank you for the review. I just go a new set of Phonak Hearing aids. My 3rd set in the last 20 years maybe. They have simply gotten better. I asked about the Roger On. Now I'm going to want one for sure. So ----- thank you for the video.
I have been fortunate to invest in the Roger on, Select, and table mic II's to go with my Lumity L90's and L90 slims. They are incredible, and absolute game changers. I agree with your review Matthew that the Roger on is the most versatile and best value for money. Great review and I couldn't have purchased the right kit without your knowledge sharing on YT so thank you :)
I have the RogerOn iN V2, but my TV doesn't have an optical input. Is there an adapter to plug in to analog?
Great information on many ways the Roger system can work with phonak hearing aids. Thanks for providing this wonderful resouce.
Hi Faye, thanks for tuning in and for the positive feedback! Make sure that you subscribe for more content like this! Matthew
This looks like a useful information and chat channel. It's the sort of thing that Phonak should be doing themselves! Why is there no community forum for Phonak? I look forward to contributing here when I get more time!
Hey Richard, I'm glad that you've found it to be useful. Check out our forums on the hearing tacker website for more. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Very informative! I have new Phonak Audeo Paridise 90's. Need hearing help both in a conference room with 12 participants, and in a restaurant table of 4. I heard you say the Roger Select would be better for the restaurant, but Roger Table mic ii would be better for the conference room, correct? But which to cover both cases? Thanks
Hi Mike, thanks for taking the time to comment. It may be best to look at the Roger networking where you can link devices, as 12 around a table means there's likely to be a considerable distance between the speakers and the microphones. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more, Matthew
Great review! I like the details in your reviews. Have a question about the Roger On...in pointer mode, what is approximate max distance you could effectively pick up a speaker (assume a fairly quiet room like at a lecture)?
I have Marvel hearing aids but just ordered Paradise 312T + Roger On iN + a hearing aid dryer. Prefer user changeable batteries, am a heavy user with HAs in 6:30am to midnight and about 4hrs bluetooth daily (phone, tv, streaming podcasts). Marvels are great EXCEPT for the bluetooth limit; looking forward to the expanded bluetooth use on Paradise P90s.
Hey Torinsall! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. According to Phonak about 2 meters with a noise level and 4-5m if there is limited noise. I hope that helps, Matthew
Sadly, I had a terrible experience with the Roger On. I thought it was malfunctioning, so I tried another and it seemed to get overwhelmed by too much noise. I got a Roger Select and love it.
Hi Abigail, that's really interesting to hear and good information for you to share. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Wowww I love the energy doing this video Matthew, and also the drums👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks so much!! :)
Any ballpark on what these different devices might cost in the U.S.? Tried googling but very little references to prices anywhere online. Seems we mainly need to purchase from audiologists/providers, and like the aids themselves, they can set their own prices/markups, so really hard to get any confidence of how much each accessory 'should' cost. Appreciate any intel or ballpark prices from anyone willing to share. Thanks!
Hey Barry, thanks for tuning in. Check out the hearing tracker website as we have pricing info on there. I hope this helps, Matthew
Amazing video. Great info. I am surverely deaf and work in a niosey factory with ear defenders. I hear no voice. I have been informed that roger mic woukd resolve this issu. Due to the close proximity, very close i am told that i fould wear the roger on and still get same streaming experience . If i cam cinfirm this would work my employer would meet all the costs. Would you know if it does work that way wnd would there be any benefit.
Thanks
Hey Clive, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I LOVE the Roger on and it would be great there yes! Matthew
Hi hearing trucker it’s Kylie here again hearing aid user I love, the phonic brand of hearing aids they’re really amazing
Hey Kylie, thank you for taking the time to comment and I'm pleased that you get on well with Phonak!
I have a partner mic which my husband wears in the car. I also have a Roger Select which works ver well in small groups but not when there are a lot of noisy people in a room.
Now I want to try the Roger On and will try it in pointing mode at a small local theatre. If I sit in the front row do you think it will help me to hear the actors’ voices?
Hi again Jane, the partner mic is perfect for the car. I should have mentioned it in the video! It really depends on the distance from the speaker at the theatre. Is there a loop system installed? That would be your best bet. Thanks for commenting, Matthew
Great video! I have the Roger on, and I absolutely love it! I use it for lectures. I study a GIS systems and I can't of course, looking at the teacher as I practice the software. I'm also find that it range very useful for a large oditrom.
Love my Roger On In. I was led to understand that I needed the model with "In" to pair directly with my Paradise aids without any intermediate device. So, how does a plain old Roger On connect? FWIW, pricing in the US starts around US$1350. Not cheap by any means.
Hey Hugh, you need to buy a receiver separately if you don’t buy the ‘In’ version. With the in version the receiver is transferred over to the hearing aids. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Really great video! Thank you so much.
I do have a question. I currently have Roger Pen iN linked ti my Phonak Marvels. Is it worth updating to the Roger On?
Thanks
Hey Alan! 100%… hopefully there’s enough info in the video to demonstrate how many areas the Roger On can help you out in as it has a lot more versatility than the Roger Pen. Thanks for watching and make sure that you’re subscribed for updates 😊, Matthew
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Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly. I look to upgrade.
I love your reviews, thank you. I've only been wearing HA for 3 weeks. I have learned that in order t get good products with accessories you need to be rich!, or at least well off!
Hey gbkworf! Ah what a lovely message to receive thank you! I hope that you're getting on well. It will take a little time for them to settle in so keep at it. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Hopefully you can do a second video giving details on how to connect these excellent accessories to oticon hearing aids.
Hey Walter, its great to hear from you. Yes, you're right. I'll add it to the list... watch this space! Matthew
wanting for the second video!
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Could you explain how the Phonak Roger Select and Roger On could be used at the same time? Also could the Partner Mic work together with the other Roger Select and Roger On?
Hey Jane, thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. You can network the Roger devices yes, so they're working in tandem and actively streaming to the hearing aids together. The Partner mic isn't on the same platform so cannot be part of the network. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I love my Roger On, and you can't take it from me! I will guard it with my life!
Haha! That's great to hear Mark it's an awesome piece of kit. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Both the Phonak PartnerMic and Kirkland hearing aids use the same bluetooth profiles (HFP & A2DP). Can these be paired, since the Kirkland HA's are also made by Phonic (Sonova)?
I just started a new job and I'm in several meetings. We have a long conference table and there are up to 12 people at the table. I need to take minutes. I'm thinking that for me, the table mic 2 might be the best choice. Thoughts?
Hey SF! Yes it's exactly what it's designed for. You'll love it. I've also had some great results with he Roger On. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Wow. Thanks for a great video. Did went from Widex (+25 years wearing) too Paradise, having them for little more than 9 months. Love them and looking into Phonak assist products. Did a search on youtube and you did just got a new subscriber. Regards Stephan from Denmark.
Hey Stephan. That is awesome! Thank you for taking the time to comment. Stay tuned for more, Matthew
Like to see a comparison of the Roger ON. and the Roger ON IN.
Hey 6ft, thanks for watching. Essentially they’re the same, but one has the receiver in to activate the Roger in the hearing aids. I hope that helps? Matthew
I'm waiting on the Phonak Audeo Lumity p90 to be delivered, replacing my signia from 4+ y ago, and I wondered which to get, Roger On vs Roger On in, for those HAs? When I get my new HAs set up with my audiologist should I ask to have the software pre-adjusted for the Roger On even if I have not yet ordered the Roger On?
Hey John, You'll need to order the Roger IN which contains all the software. Unless they have them in clinic I would let them know in advance. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I need to find a new device since it seems they killed off the EasyPen line. The On seems to be an upgraded and newer version, but it says version 1 does not support headset mode which is vital for my job. Would you say this is the best option and know where I can purchase one in Canada?
Hey BPW the Roger on V2 will do just the trick. Check out my recent review: ua-cam.com/video/hOFuC9982w8/v-deo.html
Thanks for this useful info. May I ask if you have any info if the Roger ON iN will work with Phonak Brio 5 BTE which also uses the PRISM chip from Phonak Paradise.
Hey airborn, yes they’re compatible! Thanks for watching, Matthew
@@HearingTracker that's great news! keep up rhe good work in sharing valuable info to the HOH community
@@HearingTracker When I tried to contact Phonak Japan distributor they told me that Roger On iN will not work with Brio 5 because the Roger Direct feature is disabled hence the Roger receiver software installation on Brio 5 is not possible. I am confused and disappointed. Hope you can enlighten us Matthew. Thanks again
I got a Phonak Paradise P90/CROS plus a Roger On iN. However I found that when the Roger got out of range, it beeped incessantly (program chase beep), practically driving me nuts. Then I got the TV Connector 2.0. When I get out of range, the TV Connector only beeps once and is quiet until I get back in range. Now I use the Roger to connect to my laptop for conference calls. Both the Roger and TV Connector are quite pricy.
Hey Douglas, that's great feedback for those looking at using it. Thanks for taking the time to comment, Matthew
How do I set up my Roger Select and Roger On on a Roger Network? Both are linked to my Paradise 90 battery type hearing aids but only work if the other device is manually turned off.
Hey Jane, it should be easy enough. www.phonak.com/content/dam/celum/user_guide_roger_on/PH_User_Guide_Roger_On_92x125_EN_V1.00_029-1167-02.pdf
I love my Roger On for social engagements went I'm in very dynamic situations where the person I want to listen to changes a lot. I also find a lot of success using at museums or other places where there is competing audio tracks or background echo, I can point my Roger On at the audio broadcast device (electronic speaker) and I zoom right in to what ever I'm pointing to with my Roger On b/c it cuts out most of the background noise. From the reactions of my hearing endowed friends and family, I suspect I am hearing better in noisy situations now than they are!
My only complaint/concern is that the Roger On is very vulnerable to humidity. I accidentally killed mine just by using it outside during tours in hot/steamy Cambodia and then walking indoors (air conditioned) and back out again. Fortunately, it was under warranty. I bought a dehumidifier box for my hearing aids and Roger On after that but it requires power and doesn't stay with me during the day. I've resorted to carrying my Roger On and Partner Mic in a freezer ziplock back with a drying block from my dehumidifier box in my purse until I actually need to use them rather than just having them on a lanyard around my neck or clipped to my shirt. Anyone have any other ideas on how to protect these expense and non-optional-if-I-want-to-participate- devices while on the move outdoors and in?
Thanks for the feedback Heidi, it's great to have some real life user experiences. I'm currently reviewing the Roger on V2 which should go live in the next few weeks. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I have a flat mild to moderate hearing loss.. i have had all types of hearing aids… I had IIC hearing aids, The phonak Behind the ear ones with a earmold that covers the whole outside,… the lyric ones, and im now trying RIC ones.. I have the tulip domes at the moment.. after trying a ton of different domes on RIC hearing aids,.. and really am not a fan of domes.. What kind of ear molds would you recommend that ask my audiologist about? Which brand of RIC ‘s are best for music??? Ive had noo luck with anything at all yet.. HELLPP!!!!
I'm wearing Phonak Virto Paradise. I tried the TV connector. I found that it's very cheaply made, and got the light to tell me that the TV connector was streaming audit and was connected to my hearing aids. But, nothing in my hearing aids. Any ideas as to why this is?
Hi, I want to pick your brain. I just got p90 Phonak Audeo Enterprise hearing aids. (My first hearing aids)
I got the Bluetooth linking to work with my TV, cell phone, tablet, and work phones. I have an old landline phone that I would also like to hear through my hearing aids. Are there adapters that I can hook up to my landline phone that will allow me to pair my hearing aids to said phone? Secondly, do you know where I can get a list of landline phones that I could pair my hearing aids to and hear the voices through the hearing aids?
As always, I greatly appreciate your help.
Dario
Hey Dario, great question. Phonak recommend the Siemans Gigaset with built in Bluetooth. That should do the trick! I hope that helps, Matthew
Does the Virto Paradise come with roger receivers built in or are they optional extras?
Hey V, Yes they're built in to certain models, however the receivers need activating by your audiologist. Thanks for watching and tune in for more, Matthew
How do you pair Roger On or Roger Select with Audeo Paradise P90R. Does it require an Audiologist to set up, and can they both be used at the same time in a meeting?
Hey D, its best to see an audiologist but if not check out this Phonak vid: ua-cam.com/video/IdbLQ0ZlRtA/v-deo.html. Thanks, Matthew
I have a pair of Resound aids, when there is a loud-ish noise the aids shut down to a much lower volume level, this is fine, but, they stay like that for around 40 seconds, I have had them replaced and the new ones do the same, I was told that they stay in this state for about 5 seconds, they do not, so, when this situation happens with Phonak Paradise aids how long do they stay shut down, or is there something else that happens
Regards David.
Hey David
Thats an odd one and sounds like they need adjusting. Feed it back to your audiologist and it should be an easy fix if they know what they're on. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I just followed directions. My green light is now off. And my yellow light is blinking as I now charge. I think it was the rain storm that dumped on me in the parking lot. It was a wall of water so I still was soaked 10 feet from getting in my car. So water may have shut my hearing aid down. Did reboot seems to be charging. Thanks.
Hey Marlene, glad that you are up and running again. Thanks for watching, Matthew
What about the land line I use naida p70-up and can't hear on the land line at work ??
Hi Craig, there are Bluetooth compatible landlines that can help. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Would the Roger ON work with my Oticon Mores?
Hey Martin, great question... In summary, not directly, but they can stream using an intermediate roger receiver. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I have the Specsaver Advance aids, apparently based on the Phonak Marvel aids, TV streamer works great with them but I've just puchased the Partner Mic and found its not compatible with my aids despite being advised they are, not Phonak's fault of course but just something for others to be aware of.
Hey Jazztpt. I hope you got a refund. Great advice. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Yes I did thanks.
I have Audeo L …will this work as the Paradise?
Hey Margaret, yes, they’re one generation ahead and all of the hearing aids are backwards compatible with the accessories. Matthew
I have the Roger Select and the older Roger pads. The plus to the pads is, with two, you can have two people wearing them and hear both, but if you lie one down to be a table mic, it mutes the second one that someone is wearing. Would two Roger ONs let you set up a wearable and a table that work at the same time? Also, can you network more than two of them as wearable (i.e. three people wearing them as lapels, all streaming to the aids)?
Hey Leslie, yes the Roger gear can be networked so that should be possible! Thanks for watching, Matthew
I make my living on the phone. I like to use my Phonak Paradise hearing aids for the calls. I hear the other person extremely well but they don't hear me so well. Can an external microphone be used to improve the call quality for the person I'm talking with?
Hey Bruce, you could potentially overcome this with one of the accessories i.e the select. Thanks for watching, Matthew
Thanks for the video, Could you please clarify this for me:
When connected to the TV via the TV connector, does the hearing aid process sound based on my hearing audiogram or does it function like a typical Bluetooth headset without any processing? Thanks
Hey N thanks for reaching out. The sound is Bluetoothed and then also takes into account your hearing loss. So should be second to none. I hope this helps? Matthew
@@HearingTracker great! Thanks 🙏
@@HearingTracker at 9:12 the video shows a SPDIF (digital audio output) but narrator said "audio output" which normally is a 3.5mm diameter TRS. Did you mean 3.5mm TRS, or did you mean the rectangular spdif?
Will they work with oticon
what phonak remote mike is recommended for in car coversations ? thanks
Hey Colleen, I would say try the partner mic. Thanks for watching, Matthew
I have just purchased the TV Connector which is working well. However it blocks out the sound of anyone talking to me - ie - my wife asking me a question. Can I turn off the sound on the TV in order to have a conversation. and then turn it back on again.
Hey Brian, you can adjust the ratio between streaming and environmental mics on the Myphonak app. Thanks for watching, Matthew
The problem with leaving the tv connector on is that when I am upstairs and someone is watching the tv downstairs, the tv sound starts coming through my hearing aids.
Thank you.
Why can’t I pair my phonak hearings aids to my iPad 😢
I’ve been wearing hearing aids for 40 years in all situations and I am now in need of some microphone-type assistance. I just can’t envisage using a lapel -mike and going around putting it on people, sorry but that is a bridge too far for me from a social point of view.
Hey David, I get it completely. Thats why the Roger On and Select on the table can be a lightly more discrete way of coping. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Matthew
Would these Mick's be better than cross in most situations.
Hey Tony, remote mics are a great solution in most situations yes. Thanks for watching, Matthew
How well does an iPhone work as a table microphone using hearing aids made for iPhones like Onicon
Hey Don, not very well as its not directional in the same way that accessories have beam-forming. You're better off with an accessory. Great question and thanks for watching, Matthew
Muy bien math 😊👌
Hola Elena! Thanks for watching! Matthew
I have been disappointed with roger select as I have never been able to connect it to my TV and phonak has been no help. They have their money I paid for it and I have a smaller savings account. I've tried talking with phonak customer service so it seems to me they could tell me the easy way they advertise to hook up to my tv.
Hey Miss American Girl, it should be seamless and if youre struggling your audiologist should be able to help. Have you asked for help? Thanks for watching, Matthew
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