True Wireless™ devices
Some everyday activities present hearing challenges. Our True Wireless™ devices are accessories that can help improve the hearing experience.
What you'll find on this page
- How True Wireless™ devices can help adults and children hear better in difficult situations.
- Accessories that make it easier to watch TV, talk on the phone and listen to music.
Wireless freedom. No strings attached
Get closer to the sounds and experiences that matter. Join work meetings and classroom discussions. Watch TV and talk on the phone.
These are just some of the ways adults and children can connect to the people they love and to the world around them – using accessories without cords, neck loops or wires.
We design True Wireless devices* so adults and children can focus less on trying to hear and more on enjoying their life.
What True Wireless™ devices means
Adults and children can get stereo-quality sound straight to their Cochlear™ sound processor without any interference. True Wireless devices connect to the sound processor using Bluetooth® technology.
True Wireless devices are compatible with the following Cochlear sound processors:
- Nucleus® 7 Sound Processor
- Nucleus Kanso® 2 Sound Processor
- Nucleus Kanso Sound Processor
- Nucleus 6 Sound Processor
- Baha® 5 Power Sound Processor
Explore how True Wireless technology can help an adult or child hear
- Mini Microphone 2+
- TV Streamer
- Phone Clip
Hands-free voice and music streaming: The Cochlear Wireless Phone Clip
Adults and children can leave their phone in their pocket and enjoy the convenience of hands-free calling with the Cochlear Phone Clip.
It’s small and lightweight. Adults and children can clip it to their clothing and take it wherever they go so they can:
- Stream phone calls wirelessly to their sound processor.
- Listen to music or videos from their smartphone or tablet.
- Use their smartphone’s voice command.
Smartphone compatibility
If an adult or child has a Nucleus 7, Kanso 2 or a Baha 5 Sound Processor and a compatible smartphone, they can stream sound directly to the sound processor.
If an adult or child doesn't have a compatible smartphone or device, they can stream phone calls, music and more to the Nucleus 7 or Kanso 2 Sound Processor by using the True Wireless Phone Clip.
Don't miss a moment: Mini Microphone 2+
Whether in a lecture hall, a yoga class, an office meeting or on a football field, the Mini Microphone transmits speech and sound to the sound processor. Adults and children can hear more clearly, no matter where they are.
One-on-one
Adults and children can clip a Mini Microphone 2+ to their companion’s collar when they're dining at a restaurant, or parents can give it to their child’s teacher during lesson time.
Group conversations
Place a Mini Microphone 2+ in the centre of a meeting room at work, or in a child’s classroom for group games and learning. A Cochlear implant with a Mini Microphone2+ can create an effective classroom kit.
The Mini Microphone 2+ also offers connectivity to audio sources such as TV, Hi-Fi, loop systems and FM systems.
Enjoy caption-free viewing: TV Streamer
Experience TV without turning the volume to uncomfortable levels for others. With the Cochlear Wireless TV Streamer, an adult or child can set their own personal volume and transmit sound to their sound processor.
"I can hear with the Baha technology, but with the True Wireless technology I can hear even better."
- Debra, Cochlear™ bone conduction implant recipient
More information
Disclaimer
Please seek advice from your health professional about treatments for hearing loss. Outcomes may vary, and your health professional will advise you about the factors which could affect your outcome. Always read the instructions for use. Not all products are available in all countries. Please contact your local Cochlear representative for product information.
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Views expressed are those of the individual. Consult your health professional to determine if you are a candidate for Cochlear technology.
* Currently available for the Cochlear Baha 4, Baha 5, Nucleus 6, Nucleus 7, kanso 2 and Kanso Sound Processors. For compatibility information visit www.cochlear.com/compatibility.
** Currently available for the Cochlear Baha 5 and Nucleus 7 and Kanso 2 Sound Processors. For compatibility information visit www.cochlear.com/compatibility.
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The Cochlear Nucleus 7 and Kanso 2 sound processors are compatible with Apple and Android devices. For compatibility information visit www.cochlear.com/compatibility.
Cochlear Baha 5 sound processors are compatible with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. For compatibility information visit www.cochlear.com/compatibility.
References
- Wolfe J, et al. Improving hearing performance for cochlear implant recipients with use of a digital, wireless, remote-microphone, audio-streaming accessory. J Am Acad Audiol. 2015 Jun;26(6):532-9.
- Razza S, et al. Evaluation of speech reception threshold in noise in young Cochlear Nucleus® system 6 implant recipients using two different digital remote microphone technologies and a speech enhancement sound processing algorithm. Int Journal Pediat Otorhinolaryngology, 2017; Oct;103: 71-75.
- Jones M, Hearing in Noise Benefit Using the Cochlear Mini Microphone 2+ with Nucleus Sound Processors, CI2017 Pediatric 15th Symposium on Cochlear Implants in Children, San Francisco, CA. 2017; July.