ReSound Alera hearing aid comes with Bluetooth
The ReSound Alera hearing aid might not be first off the blocks to feature Bluetooth connectivity, but it might just be stylish and powerful enough to make you think that this is just about the only hearing aid in the world that you need. It will run on the 2.4GHz frequency, and when used with the accompanying Unite wireless accessories, will let you pipe in audio from TVs, stereos, cellphones and PCs without the need for any cable clutter or go through a slew of setup procedures. Not only that, it won’t block out environmental noise at all, letting you watch TV while knowing what’s going on around you at the same time, and whether your suspicions of your daughter-in-law badmouthing you behind your back is true or not.
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