Bluetooth Hearing Aids

Modern Bluetooth hearing aids make it easier than ever to stay connected. At Audibility, most of the hearing aids we fit now include Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) — the latest standard designed for seamless, low‑power connectivity with iPhone and an increasing number of Android devices.

Bluetooth connectivity allows you to stream phone calls, music, podcasts, videos, and even audio from your laptop, PC or TV directly into your hearing aids, giving you clearer, more comfortable listening in everyday situations.

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Made for iPhone and Android

Bluetooth Low Energy hearing aids were originally developed for iPhone, but Android manufacturers are rapidly adopting the same standard. This means:

clearer, more stable streaming

lower battery consumption

faster, more reliable connections

better compatibility across devices

Most new Android phones now support Bluetooth LE Audio, and the list is growing every year.

Bluetooth Classic Options Are Still Available

While Bluetooth LE is becoming the new standard, Bluetooth Classic remains essential for some patients. Phonak continues to lead in this area, offering:

universal connectivity

compatibility with older devices

strong performance for hands‑free calling

This ensures we can meet the needs of every patient, regardless of their phone or device.

What You Can Stream

Modern Bluetooth hearing aids allow you to stream:

Phone calls (iPhone and Android)

Music and podcasts

YouTube and video audio

Zoom, Teams and FaceTime calls

Laptop and PC audio

TV audio (with or without a TV connector)

Streaming directly into your hearing aids gives you clearer sound without background noise.

Smartphone Apps and Smartwatch Connectivity

Most manufacturers now offer apps that allow you to:

adjust volume

change programs

fine‑tune sound

check battery levels

locate lost hearing aids

connect to devices such as Apple Watch

This gives you more control and flexibility throughout the day.

Remote Care (Tele‑Health Appointments)

Audibility is set up to provide secure remote adjustments to your hearing aids, through your smartphone. This allows us to:

fine‑tune your hearing aids

adjust settings

troubleshoot issues

support you from anywhere in the world

Remote care is ideal for patients who travel, work away from home, or simply prefer the convenience of virtual appointments.

Who Benefits Most from Bluetooth Hearing Aids?

Bluetooth hearing aids are an excellent choice for:

people who take frequent phone calls

those who watch TV or use streaming services

anyone who uses Zoom or Teams for work

patients who want clearer audio in noisy environments

people who enjoy music or podcasts

those who want remote support options

tech‑savvy users who enjoy smart features

Bluetooth Options in Every Style

Bluetooth technology is now available in:

Receiver‑in‑the‑ear (RIC)

In‑the‑ear (ITE)

In‑the‑canal (ITC)

Some “invisible” styles (depending on size and battery capacity)

This means you can choose the style that suits your hearing needs and cosmetic preferences, without compromising on connectivity.

Areas We Serve

Audibility is an independent hearing care clinic based in Motherwell, serving patients from across North and South Lanarkshire including Bellshill, Hamilton, Wishaw, Coatbridge, Airdrie, Uddingston and the surrounding areas.

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Bluetooth Hearing Aids — Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a specific phone for Bluetooth hearing aids?

Most modern smartphones support Bluetooth hearing aids. Bluetooth Low Energy is widely supported by iPhone and is increasingly available on newer Android phones. We can check compatibility during your appointment.

Can I use Bluetooth hearing aids with my TV?

Yes. Many hearing aids can connect to your TV either directly or via a small TV connector, allowing sound to stream straight to your ears.

Will streaming drain my hearing aid batteries quickly?

Bluetooth Low Energy is designed to minimise power use. While streaming does use more power than normal listening, modern rechargeable and battery‑powered hearing aids are built to handle regular streaming throughout the day.

Can I control my hearing aids from my phone or smartwatch?

Yes. Most manufacturers offer apps that let you adjust volume, change programs and check battery levels. Some also offer integration with smartwatches such as Apple Watch.