How Cochlear And Apple Are Helping The Hearing Impaired: The Nucleus 7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ย. 2018
- Hearing loss is a big deal. That's why I'd like to tell you about hearing loss solutions you may not know about called Cochlear Implants.
For Apple and now Android users, Cochlear's Nucleus 7 Sound Processor is here to help. For those who'd like a discreet, off-the-ear solution, the Kanso Sound Processor can help.
This video is sponsored by Cochlear.
Learn more about the Nucleus 7 and Kanso Sound Processors here: bit.ly/2IKEUS7
Talk to your health care provider to see if you are a candidate for
Cochlear technology and to understand the associated risks and benefits. Individual results may
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The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor is the only Made for iPhone Cochlear Implant sound processor and works with the Nucleus Smart App.
The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor is compatible with iPhone X, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 8, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone SE, iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPad Pro (12.9-inch), iPad Pro (9.7-inch), iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPad mini, iPad (4th generation) and iPod touch (6th generation) using iOS 10.0 or later.
SNR-NR, WNR and SCAN are approved for use with any recipient ages 6 years and older who is able to 1) complete objective speech perception testing in quiet and in noise in order to determine and document performance 2) report a preference for different program settings
The Nucleus 7 Sound Processor with Aqua+ and Aqua+ Coil is water resistant to level IP68 of the International Standard IEC60529 when you use a Cochlear Standard Rechargeable Battery Module or Cochlear Compact Rechargeable Battery Module. Refer to the relevant User Guide for more information. The Kanso Sound Processor with Aqua+ is water resistant to level IP68 of the International Standard IEC60529 when used with LR44 alkaline or nickel metal hydride disposable batteries. Refer to the relevant User Guide for more information.
The Nucleus Smart App is compatible with iPhone 5 (or later) and iPod 6th generation devices (or later) running iOS 10.0 or later. To use the Nucleus Smart App for Android, your device will need to run Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or later and support Bluetooth 4.0 or later. For a list of verified devices, visit www.nucleussmartapp.com/android.
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More videos like this, please. I love seeing ways that people are using technology to improve people's lifestyles and further advance the human race. So much better than just seeing the constant reviews of this phone or that computer over and over.
I’m currently 28 and was born deaf, with a closed ear on my left side and about 20% hearing on the right side. I would say my life would be much harder without the functions of my hearing aid and the compatibility and power of the iPhone. I connect my hearing to my iPhone using Bluetooth, and with that I am able to have phone calls made so much easier, able to listen to music, etc. . I can’t use 90% of headsets cause I can’t hear without my hearing aid, and if I wear a hearing aid and wear headphones it’ll make my hearing aid squeal with feedback. I am forever grateful to technology, Apple, and the ability/resources I’m blessed with to use this type of technology, considering shit was 4000 for one hearing aid, plus the extra cost of the iPhone itself. It’s also one of the only hearing aids I’ve seen that doesn’t require an external box worn on your neck. Anyway, I am grateful for technology like this and it has helped me tremendously to be able to hear and work with phones in a corporate setting, so I appreciate you highlighting something that most people don’t think of. I’ll always be jealous of those with organic sound, but thanks to technology my handicap has been reduced significantly.
YES! We use the Nucleus Smart App everyday with our daughter who has bilateral Cochlear Implants and the Nucleus 7 on both ears!
I have been approved for CI. Was thinking about going with Nucleus 7. Does your daughter like the CI? How do you like them?
I just want to thank you for having captions. I personally are deaf but I wear cochlear implants (N6).
Great video again. I like watching you videos you really good at it.
Oh I can’t wait to use this I’m getting this in Monday
Can I ask a favour and what iPhone case you using? And wallpaper?
Interesting
How much does it cost ?
Just listening to this with my sevens x
Is the application suitable for Kanso?
It doesn’t work with any cochlear implant that is not the N7.To Answer your question, it is not suitable for kanso. I wish It did work with the other cochlear implants.
Do they work if you completely lost your hearing?
Yes
Here before 1k
interesting
Just say Deaf
Logan Littlejohn hearing impaired is different than being deaf. There is a major difference, and many people who are deaf prefer being deaf, and many do not want a cochlear implant. People with hearing loss generally prefer having a cochlear implant.
I am HEARING IMPAIRED not DEAF!! There is a big difference between the two. The deaf community doesn’t like having the hearing impaired to be apart of their community and the hearing community doesn’t understand about the hearing impaired until they start loosing their hearing. Yes, I read lips and know some sign language. My hearing loss isn’t bad enough for a cochlear implant but some day it will be and then I’ll decide if I want two of them.
Some people like me don’t like the word deaf and it is a different thing to hearing impaired.