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EPOS BTD 800
Question about EPOS BTD 800
Does this dongle also work with the Oticon Intent 1 hearing aids and does it provide a reliable BT connection between a Win11 desktop and both hearing aids?
digitec
10 months ago
Helpful answer
The BTD 800 Bluetooth dongle from EPOS is an adapter recommended for a stable Bluetooth connection with Oticon ConnectClip and Streamer Pro to connect hearing aids to a PC. It is used specifically for connecting Oticon hearing aids to computers via the ConnectClip or Streamer Pro and ensures a reliable Bluetooth connection, even under Windows 11.
Regarding Oticon Intent 1 hearing aids: These support Bluetooth streaming via the Android Accessibility Protocol and are compatible with Bluetooth 2.1+EDR or higher. The connection is usually made via the ConnectClip as an intermediate piece, which is then paired with the BTD 800 dongle on the PC.
To summarise:
- The BTD 800 dongle works with Oticon hearing aids that are connected via ConnectClip or Streamer Pro.
- Oticon Intent 1 hearing aids are Bluetooth compatible and can be connected to the dongle via ConnectClip.
- The combination enables a reliable Bluetooth connection between a Windows 11 desktop and the hearing aids.
A direct Bluetooth connection without ConnectClip is not usually provided for Oticon hearing aids, so the ConnectClip is required as an intermediate device to establish the connection with the dongle and the PC.
Automatically generated from the .Regarding Oticon Intent 1 hearing aids: These support Bluetooth streaming via the Android Accessibility Protocol and are compatible with Bluetooth 2.1+EDR or higher. The connection is usually made via the ConnectClip as an intermediate piece, which is then paired with the BTD 800 dongle on the PC.
To summarise:
- The BTD 800 dongle works with Oticon hearing aids that are connected via ConnectClip or Streamer Pro.
- Oticon Intent 1 hearing aids are Bluetooth compatible and can be connected to the dongle via ConnectClip.
- The combination enables a reliable Bluetooth connection between a Windows 11 desktop and the hearing aids.
A direct Bluetooth connection without ConnectClip is not usually provided for Oticon hearing aids, so the ConnectClip is required as an intermediate device to establish the connection with the dongle and the PC.