ReSound hearing aids enable you to stream audio directly from your mobile device and personalise your sound on the go.
The following ReSound wireless hearing aids are smartphone compatible:
ReSound ONE™
ReSound LiNX 3D™
ReSound ENZO 3D™
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*These models support hands-free calling. Hands-free calls are compatible with the following devices: iPhone 11 or later, iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th generation), iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation), iPad Air (4th generation), iPad mini (6th generation), and iPad (10th generation) or later.
**These models support Bluetooth Low Energy Audio, which includes hands-free call functionality. LE Audio is compatible with GN devices and mobile devices that have Bluetooth 5.3 or later.
Apple software requirements: iOS 18 and macOS 15 or later.
Android software requirements: Android OS 13 or later.
Compatible with select Mac computers with the M1 chip, and all Mac computers with the M2 chip running macOS 15 or later. See below for a list of models.
Compatible with Apple Vision Pro using visionOS 2 or later.
Your clients can use our app to check they are wearing their hearing aids correctly, personalise their sound experience, and request assistance from you.
We’ve made the industry’s first hearing aid to connect to Bluetooth LE Audio and Auracast broadcast audio.
Bluetooth LE Audio provides enhanced performance, low latency and low battery consumption, and with hands-free1 calls and Auracast broadcast audio, Bluetooth LE Audio enables new audio experiences in private and public places, making the world more hearing friendly and accessible for everyone.
1. Works with compatible Android devices supporting Bluetooth 5.3 or later and the latest Bluetooth LE Audio protocol.
With Windows 11, Microsoft opened functionality for PC compatibility via LE Audio. Available for Windows 11 running 24H2 systems with Bluetooth LEAudio Support. For additional compatibility questions about Bluetooth LE Audio and our hearing aids, consult with the manufacturer of your PC.
