My BeMore hearing aids take the sound even though I have my iPhone set to go through iPhone speaker. I have to switch off hearing aids to listen to iPhone speaker.
I play radio over iPhone 15 and wish that my partner can hear it. But it always come through hearing aids although in Accessibly iPhone speaker is selected.
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Re: "My BeMore hearing aids take the sound even though I have my iPhone set to go through iPhone speaker.
I have to switch off hearing aids to listen to iPhone speaker."
Am no expert in this area, yet your post to the community deserves some response
Wondering which other settings you have in place for controlling and directing the audio for your hearing-aids.
Is could be possible that there are conflicting settings in place
Eg: You may want to check in: Settings > Accessibility > Hearing Devices controls
Else: just taking one / both of the hearing-aids out of your ear(s) may switch the audio to the speaker.
In Apple Support's article: List of Made for iPhone hearing devices - Apple Support
there are just two "BeMore" models listed as compatible with iPhone
BeMore
If you have one of the above models, you may have other ways of controlling / directing the audio.
Eg: Scroll to "Control your hearing device" in the article: Use Made for iPhone hearing devices - Apple Support
(and if you wish, also see : "If you need help" at the bottom)
If your BeMore hearing Aids are not one of the iPhone compatible models, then you likely have to rely on an app from the manufacturer for the control of them.
In either case, keeping the hearing-aids firmware (and / or app) updated to the latest version may be helpful.
If it helps, you may be able to: Quickly turn accessibility features on or off on iPhone - Apple Support
For expert assistance with an iPhone accessibility feature:
Apple Accessibility Support: How to contact Apple for help with accessibility features - Apple Support
Hi, and welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community!
Re: "My BeMore hearing aids take the sound even though I have my iPhone set to go through iPhone speaker.
I have to switch off hearing aids to listen to iPhone speaker."
Am no expert in this area, yet your post to the community deserves some response
Wondering which other settings you have in place for controlling and directing the audio for your hearing-aids.
Is could be possible that there are conflicting settings in place
Eg: You may want to check in: Settings > Accessibility > Hearing Devices controls
Else: just taking one / both of the hearing-aids out of your ear(s) may switch the audio to the speaker.
In Apple Support's article: List of Made for iPhone hearing devices - Apple Support
there are just two "BeMore" models listed as compatible with iPhone
BeMore
If you have one of the above models, you may have other ways of controlling / directing the audio.
Eg: Scroll to "Control your hearing device" in the article: Use Made for iPhone hearing devices - Apple Support
(and if you wish, also see : "If you need help" at the bottom)
If your BeMore hearing Aids are not one of the iPhone compatible models, then you likely have to rely on an app from the manufacturer for the control of them.
In either case, keeping the hearing-aids firmware (and / or app) updated to the latest version may be helpful.
If it helps, you may be able to: Quickly turn accessibility features on or off on iPhone - Apple Support
For expert assistance with an iPhone accessibility feature:
Apple Accessibility Support: How to contact Apple for help with accessibility features - Apple Support
Thank you kindly for your thoughtful reply. Sorry none of the suggestions has helped, and you still have the problem.
If the solution you seek isn't suggested from the community:
Wondering if the manufacturer of the BeMore hearing aids, (or the app developer, or your hearing specialist) may have trouble-shooting support.
Firstly I am very grateful
for your bothering to address the problem. Thank you. have looked at all suggestions and none change the situation. The hearing aids referred to are compatible with my iPhone 15 and interact correctly and effectively in all other respects. If someone can think of other possibilities, I shall be very grateful.
How do I prevent BeMore hearing aids from overriding iPhone speaker settings?
