How to Install Hearing Aid Fitting Software Unlock DIY Programming

[@davidkrull4501]

Your diy help is great, thanks. I diy’d oticon for years. Your Philips diy has helped me move to HearLink successfully. Now happily diy using 9030 and 9050.

[@Earshoes777]

This is awesome, I just got a noahlink delivered last week. A video series like this is exactly what I'm looking for. Thankyou so very much!

[@HearingClub]

Glad it was helpful!

[@krellman7]

Awesome! As previously mentioned, being an audiophile this will be a fun adventure for sure! Looking forward to getting started. Thanks Brian!

[@HearingClub]

My pleasure!

[@steverodgers7334]

I really appreciate your videos on YT. I got my hearing tested at Costco last week; they are telling me because the differences in hearing in my right ear that I would need to be evaluated by an ENT or audiologist before they would sell me the aids. Does that sound right? Also they recommended me for the Philips 9040 but did not mention that it came with the portable charger. I have attached the test in the email that I sent you & would appreciate your feedback. I won't share this information with Costco. Thanks.

[@HearingClub]

Ya that sounds right. Having an asymmetrical hearing loss is one of the red flags that require a visit to an actual physician or ENT.

[@pionex2003]

Are you going to continue with this project ?

[@eddiemoy3176]

Thanks!

[@HearingClub]

my pleasure!

[@keys4692]

Brian Thank you for your video. you had said that programing hearing aids wasn't previously available. I had programed the hearing aids I bought from America Hears about 16 years ago. The program it came with worked well. I stopped using them when the price went up. Right now I have the Phillips 9010 and I am do for my new pair in December. I like your video about programing the hearing aids. If this is possible with the new 9050 I would be interested in programming them. I was a music teacher and I cannot get the sound of the piano to sound right. I hope this would be a solution. TY

[@HearingClub]

My pleasure sir!

[@bobs-Videos]

I think this is great. I've been wondering if this could be available. However, when I go to the Philips website link, it gives me a history, and indicates to get a download link I have to go to my local sales representative. Where is the link?

[@HearingClub]

I’m still waiting for a response from Philips but you can grab it on my website in the forums.

[@craigstrand962]

Dont see the HearSuite on the Philips site as of this morning...

[@HearingClub]

The software is available on my website in the forums

[@Theredeemer68]

Can you post the link to download the Connect software to reprogram my Rexton BiCore HAs please?

[@HearingClub]

i made a video on this, how to get any hearing aid fitting software for free, watch the video, its not as simple as giving you a link but if you have any trouble, email me.

[@mikehinz3096]

Brian, quick question. I went to the Amazon link that you described as being for the Noahlink Wireless 2, but it looks like that link is for not for the 2 model. Can you confirm what exactly the model is that you get via that link? Also does it really matter if it's the Wireless 2 or the original Wireless model? Thanks!

[@HearingClub]

Ya I’m gonna have to change that. There IS a Noahlink wireless 2 but the only one you can get online, easily, would be the gosling wireless 1. I have the 1, I do not have the 2. I may just update the description to help with the confusion. The original noahkink 1 will work.

[@Ces1um]

Amazon doesn’t stock that Noah link anymore. Are there any other devices that will do the job?

[@HearingClub]

no sir. go to ebay, they have em as well

[@Edward-MTBKR]

Brian, any idea if Philips HearLink might be compatible with Oticon? I have a pair of Oticon OPN S I would like to examine.

[@HearingClub]

If you are talking about the fitting software, it’s not. You need the oticon fitting software.

[@intrysaucer9366]

Is there a similar way to adjust the Phonak Brio's? My dad was recently told by the Costco audiologist that they would no longer update his HA's settings in accordance to the latest audiogram results (minor worsening across the board) because it was purchased over 5 years ago. We had no idea there was a maximum support period for these things and it's disappointing to say the least. He did try the 9040s but returned it because of connectivity issues and lack of hands free support for Android.

[@HearingClub]

There should be no period like that. I think what they meant was after 5 years, the manufacturer will no longer repair the hearing aids. You should get adjustments for the lifetime of the hearing aids. At my Costco, we still program and adjust 10 year old hearing aids.

[@JamesRome]

The Philips software is not there (on their site). How do I get the software to use with my Noahlink Wireless 2?

[@HearingClub]

Email me.

[@JamesRome]

​@@HearingClub What is your email address?

[@burbenska]

Hi Brian, I want to get a Philips (not Roku) tv streamer but don't want to pay the Costco price. Do you know if I can use the Oticon 3.0 streamer successfully? I have had my 9040's for 3 days now and I love them! Thanks

[@HearingClub]

I’m sure you can, with the Jabra Beltone and resound hearing aids, they all use the same streamer. I just don’t know 100%

[@YoshandStan]

No Apple support?

[@HearingClub]

What do you mean?

[@YoshandStan]

@@HearingClub I'm asking if the programming software is available only for Windows and not for Apple MacOS.

[@JamesRome]

Do not buy the device. The software is no longer available: Thank you for reaching out to Philips Hearing Solutions. The fitting software is only available to authorized Hearing Care Professionals. Any repairs or programming must be done by your Costco provider.

[@HearingClub]

You can still get the software, just email me

[@titfpe]

@@HearingClub What is your email address?