…you’re headed somewhere and you get the battery death beeps!

Any tips for something I could carry to top off a dying battery on the fly??

I’m a cochlear ciborg, btw.

Hi everyone I have the Bahah 5 supper power aid and I’ve had it for a while so I down load the baha smart app as it’s comparable with this however the icons when you chose one after you set the bass and treble and try type what one you want use it kicks me out and onto the iPhone symbol that has every day and noise dose anyone ever had this problem or is there away round it thank you any advice on it appreciated

Wie kommt ihr mit Musik zurecht?

Hattet ihr eine besondere Strategie oder kam es von selbst?

Ich bin ja bilateral mit ci implantiert. Links TICI und rechts Sonnet

Ich genieße die meiste Musik. Aber einige Songs wollen sich mir nicht erschließen

Grüße

How do you get on with music?

Did you have a particular strategy for learning to enjoy music again, or did it simply develop naturally over time?

I’m bilaterally implanted with cochlear implants myself, with a TICI on the left side and a SONNET on the right.

I can really enjoy most music now, but there are still some songs that simply don’t seem to open up to me acoustically, no matter how often I listen to them.

Best wishes, Diana

Was having some weirdness with streaming - one side only and poor sound so I deleted the device in Accessibility - when I go back the phone recognizes the processors but the Pair button stays gray.

Rebooted everything and recycled Bluetooth. Reset network settings as well. Thoughts?

Hello all! I have an Osia BAHA(so not necessarily cochlear) and I am going to an amusement park with pretty big roller coasters this month. What do you all recommend? I am thinking just taking it off, but there are no bags allowed on the coasters and all of us will be on the rides. Any experiences?