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Deaf/Hard of Hearing

SWBTATTReg

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8. I know that it's late in replying to this question, but my batteries last for a rather long time, I'd say a month or so,

Reply to TrogL (Original post)

Sat Mar 2, 2024, 02:34 PM

Mar 2024

and what's so amazing about that, is that they are not interconnected to each other (they're each independently fit into each ear, the two of them). When the battery of one aid goes down and starts getting low, the aid will start beeping. And so I change the battery to a new one. What's almost always the case, the 2nd hearing aid will start beeping at me too, to let me know that the battery in it is also getting low. So weird being not connected but yet still 'connected' in a mysterious way'.

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How long do hearing aid batteries last? [View all] TrogL Sep 2022 OP

Mine last about a week DavidDvorkin Sep 2022 #1

I get 7 to 8 days from mine. I don't replace them until the aids beep. Shrike47 Sep 2022 #2

Four days for me 303squadron Sep 2022 #3

I guess the difference is with the electronics of the aids. 3Hotdogs Sep 2022 #4

Yes, SheilaF Jan 2023 #5

Did you reply to the wrong OP? GP6971 Jan 2023 #6

Depends on your volume settings GP6971 Jan 2023 #7

I know that it's late in replying to this question, but my batteries last for a rather long time, I'd say a month or so, SWBTATTReg Mar 2024 #8