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soren · 01-12-2007, 11:54 AM

I've been looking and looking.......and looking for a headset that I can use with my ITE hearing aids. I don't understand why no one in this industry has addressed this. I don't want a bluetooth hearing aid either. The thought of the signaling always being on.......I do wear my aids all the time otherwise it would be far easier to pick a headset.

Thinking about picking up the BT800. I had the Scala 500 which worked well but didn't fit that great and did make the aids whistle at times. I lost that headset and decided to get the Scala 700. Its terrible with my phone (Treo 700w). So im looking for another. The BT800 looks to have the smoothest earpiece without much and a protrusion into the ear. The JX10 looks nice and may sit flush with my aid but does an ear piece that sticks out. The Scala 500 also had an ear piece that stuck out that was OK but it was at an angle so Im thinking the JX10 may be a little better.

My first headset was a Logitech traveller which was ok as well. It did sit well on the aid itself but was loose on the ear and the sound qouality was quite poor.

Looking forward to your results....

Thanks
soren

01-12-2007, 11:54 AM	#9 (permalink)
soren Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Curious of your findings I've been looking and looking.......and looking for a headset that I can use with my ITE hearing aids. I don't understand why no one in this industry has addressed this. I don't want a bluetooth hearing aid either. The thought of the signaling always being on.......I do wear my aids all the time otherwise it would be far easier to pick a headset. Thinking about picking up the BT800. I had the Scala 500 which worked well but didn't fit that great and did make the aids whistle at times. I lost that headset and decided to get the Scala 700. Its terrible with my phone (Treo 700w). So im looking for another. The BT800 looks to have the smoothest earpiece without much and a protrusion into the ear. The JX10 looks nice and may sit flush with my aid but does an ear piece that sticks out. The Scala 500 also had an ear piece that stuck out that was OK but it was at an angle so Im thinking the JX10 may be a little better. My first headset was a Logitech traveller which was ok as well. It did sit well on the aid itself but was loose on the ear and the sound qouality was quite poor. Looking forward to your results.... Thanks soren