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I had an iPhone 8 (iOS 16) for years and as soon as I turned my hearing aids in the morning, they were connected with my phone. Just got an iPhone 14 pro (iOS 17.1) and while I can connect my hearing aids to the phone with no issues, the next morning they show "not connected" and I have to turn the aids off and back on for the phone to see them and connect.
That could be an interference issue→Resolve Wi-Fi and Bluetooth issues caused by wireless interference - Apple Support. The first step is to unpair (“forget”) the device from both ends, then set up again. You may have to factory reset the hearing aids.
Since I downloaded 17.1 I have had the same issues. I have tried everything I can think of. I reconnected/ paired but still don't get notified via my Phonak Marvel HA when I have a new text. Same issue with a phone call.
ios 17.1 keeps dropping connection with hearing aids
