Iphone 6pro, is not sending voice to receiving person and they cannot hear me, when I use my hearing aides, but when I change to speaker they can hear me. Why? This is random as sometimes not a problem. Could this be a bluetooth issue as hearing aides are connected to iPhone?
iPhone 16 Pro, iOS 26
In almost every case, the sound from the caller is the ONLY part sent via Bluetooth to your Hearing aids. Your speech still depends on the placement of iPhone microphone relative to your mouth. The iPhone microphone is generally located along the bottom END of the device (not even at the bottom of the screen).
To improve sound quality, cup your hand under the bottom of the device to help direct the sound towards the microphone. This technique can enhance audio clarity during calls or recordings.
Alternatively, talk to the bottom end of the iPhone, where the microphone is located.
In almost every case, the sound from the caller is the ONLY part sent via Bluetooth to your Hearing aids. Your speech still depends on the placement of iPhone microphone relative to your mouth. The iPhone microphone is generally located along the bottom END of the device (not even at the bottom of the screen).
To improve sound quality, cup your hand under the bottom of the device to help direct the sound towards the microphone. This technique can enhance audio clarity during calls or recordings.
Alternatively, talk to the bottom end of the iPhone, where the microphone is located.
Those are not no ordinary hearing Aids, they are MFi hearing Aids that appear to offer bi-directional bluetooth connection:
ReSound
MFi hearing devices marked with an asterisk (*) in the list above use bidirectional streaming, which allows you to talk hands-free. MFi hearing devices without an asterisk use unidirectional streaming.
I have reasoned Linx Quattro, NOT bi-directional, so mine are using the iPhone microphone, using the method described above, you should hab=ve the resound 3D App active on your iPhone to make adjustments.
Use Made for iPhone hearing devices - Apple Support
I suggest you contact your hearing Provider, to get explicit guidance and coaching on exactly how to use the bi-directional feature.
further probing suggests the completely hands-free feature was first offered on Resound One models.
It is not clear from what I could find whether other models also offer this feature.
I suggest you contact your hearing Provider, to get explicit guidance and coaching on exactly how (or whether your model supports) this feature.
are these MFi or standard bluetooth?
what make & model hearing aids?
These are just standard Bluetooth devices connected to the iPhone.
The hearing aids are ReSound Nexia 60S rechargeable Micro RIE
Are hearing aides interferring with voice transmissions
