Oticon Xceed Hearing Aid
Reviews and Prices
Reviews and Prices
Oticon Xceed BTE SP | Oticon Xceed BTE UP | |
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Rating |
88%
5 reviews |
77%
1 review |
Android Compatibility | ||
Bluetooth® Audio |
Protocol
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Protocol
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Disposable Batteries |
Battery Size 13 |
Battery Size 675 |
Hands-Free Calling |
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IP Rating (Liquid) | 8 | 8 |
IP Rating (Solid) | 6 | 6 |
Made For iPhone |
Lowest iOS Version 9.2 |
Lowest iOS Version 9.2 |
Push Button |
Push Button Options
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Push Button Options
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Telecoil | ||
Volume Rocker | ||
Water Resistant Coating | ||
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Accessories |
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Technology specifications listed above may be incomplete or inaccurate. For full specifications please refer to product specifications published by the original equipment manufacturer. To suggest a correction to the details listed, please email info@hearingtracker.com.
Companion App
App that lets you adjust the volume, mute your hearing aids, and change listening programs. Includes streaming EQ and remote care.
ConnectClip
Transmits audio to your hearing aids from a distance, lets you make hands-free phone calls, and adjusts your hearing aid volume and program settings.
CROS
Oticon CROS sends a wireless signal via Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) from the poorer ear to a receiver on the better ear.
CROS PX
The new Oticon CROS PX is rechargeable and offers TwinLink™ dual streaming technology, which provides access to more sounds in challenging listening environments and handles wireless streaming at the same time.
On App
Lets you control your hearing aids from your smartphone and interact with other Internet-connected devices and services.
Phone Adapter 2.0
The Oticon Phone Adapter 2.0 enables hearing aid users to connect to their landline phones via the ConnectClip accessory. Wireless, hands-free phone conversations are enabled when the ConnectClip is worn on the body.
Remote Control 3.0
TV Adapter 3.0
Streams TV audio directly to your hearing aids at the volume you choose with an effective range of up to 45 feet.
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Note: Original answers provided in star rating format.
Liked the sound quality. Very compatible even in noisy environments.
Been using Oticon Chili SP 7 for 7 years now and I loved it but they are getting old so, I am forced to find another set of hearing aids and I got Oticon Xceed due to all the rave about it. It's been over a year now and I still don't like the compression of sounds, nothing is natural about it. My audiologist is trying everything she got to get it to "match" to Chili SP 7 and it seems that I have to toggle between two settings depending on the environment that I am in and that's way more work for someone who is used to hearing everything. I've had severe to profound hearing loss for over 36 years. I get a lot of whistling and feedback when listening to music and car ride and I never had that with Chili SP 7. I pray that Oticon brings back Chili or something very similar.
I still need codify when trying to hear on phone
been using Oticon hearing aids for just under 14 years hearing loss is 1.5% in one ear 4% in other the features are nice but my only issue is with Connect clip vs Streamer. Connect Clip uses more power on my phone and most of the time people can not hear me with it and thus go to my phone and use speaker instead. Only issue is phone use hands free, Streamer was superior, but Xceed1 are not compatible with it. In another year will be shopping again as the life span is 5 years. For severe hearing loss these are good, also I have all the other extras that are compatible with Xceed1.
Background noise in stores, car, etc. a problem for these aids, I can not tell any difference when I try to manually lower or increase volumes. I am returning before trial ends & getting something different.
I have loaners for about 7 days. Cticon 1.
The first 4 days were fantastic. Could understand folks even with their masks on! Now the 5th - 7th day,... the background noise continues to become prevalant over the near by spoken word. I have not had any hands on instruction to reduce the background noise,.. so the jury is still out!
Harry M House
I have worn hearing aids for over 45 years having suffered hearing loss while in the service. I have been very fortunate to be able to afford the latest top of the line aids since the early 1970s. My hearing loss is very profound and I have found the Oticon BTE Xceed to be the best aid I have ever used. The TV adapter together with the outstanding pairing with my iphone gives me a unique to participate in hearing environment which previously was much more limited. Oticon is an outstanding product and I highly recommend the Xceed for those with serious hearing loss. Lastly, they are reasonably priced...consider Oticon when purchasing hearing aids.
I think these are an awesome gift to have.
Oticon's Exceed continues my experience that each new generation of aids improves (modestly) on the model it replaces (Phonak Naida V90 BTE). That said, my hearing profile forces me to accept that no miracles are likely. The Exceed improves on the Naida mainly in being able to provide increased distortion-free volume in normal speaking situations. Does it solve the restaurant problem? No. Background noise remains a difficulty, about the same as the Naida model.
You're saying that the Phonak Naida aids give you distortion when in a normal situation? Is that also when listening to music? The reason I say this I have the Phonak Naida aids and believe me one of the aids gives me distortion when either in a noisy situation or listening to music. I used to own the Oticons for years but recently moved to Florida and the audiologist is a big Phonak fanatic, giving me the Phonak Naida's, I have been to him at least 15 times in the past 2 months and still can't resolve the distortion in the one aid. Something tells me to go with my heart and Oticons, which I have owned for years. Thanks for now knowing that I am not the only one that is having problems with the Phonak Naida's.
You have to use the ConnectClip as a go between and its recently been noted on "hearing tracker" the ConnectClip battery can't be replaced when it dies. ConnectClip cost $250 so have fun replacing that device every six months or so. YIKES
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Is it alternative for cochlear implant at profound hearing loss
I have 2 brand new Phonak Naida hearing aids since I have nerve deafness and severe profound hearing loss. The problem is in my one Phonak (left) aid I get slight distortion in it especially when listening to music. One aid has this distortion and other (right) doesn't, anyway, I did have 2 Oticon profound aids (7 years old), found out that when put my left Oticon aid on, there is no distortion. Both type of aids work, perfect with the telecoil, no distortion, but only occurs in my left Phonak aid with the microphone. The audiologist has done numerous corrections to it but can't get the distortion out completely. He swears by Phonak and tells me the Oticons are $2400 more for both of them.
I had my Phonak Naida B for 3 years I thought they were brilliant (lots of noise I know) but great just the same. I had the Phonak connection set right through Covid listening to music & Podcasts. Then I heard about Oticon Xceec BTE SP i got them couple of months ago & I love them it’s like new lease of life. App is on my phone for music podcasts answering phone (keep it near in my top jacket pocket) all the extras sound is great. I think we are doing well in the hearing aid world now going forward all the time. I love every new moment from reading about progress to trying it out.
Marie