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My mother has hearing aids which are terrible with any phone so I told her to use speaker phone but the idea of using the phone when not at home unless it's an emergency is still pretty far out there for her. :)
My boss got hearing aids that connect via Bluetooth to his phone. It was always kinda funny to start talking to him and have him put a finger up to indicate you should wait while he turns off his music lol
I have often thought about how people today will be fine with hearing aids while people in my parents generation are obsessed with hiding them or not using them when they should because they don't want people to know that need them.
Those tiny hearing aids are hard to work with (changing the batteries, finding them of they go missing, etc). I'll be wearing headphones anyway, why not use them in hearing aid mode?
Regular headphones are cheaper than hearing aids