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GETTING TO KNOW
YOUR WIDEX
SOUND ASSIST
Widex Sound Assist is a 'Swiss Army Knife' for
your hearing aids that fits in the palm of your hand.
It can be a partner or table microphone, handle
hands-free calls, stream from digital and analogue
sources, and even be a remote control to adjust
your hearing aid settings.
In-use light indicators
Program button
Volume up/down buttons
Remote Microphone,
Bluetooth and Telecoil
Power/Mode button
Metal clip
SOUND LIKE NO OTHER
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WIDEX SOUND ASSIST™
SOUND LIKE NO OTHER
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Summary of Contents for Widex SOUND ASSIST
- Page 1 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR WIDEX SOUND ASSIST Widex Sound Assist is a ‘Swiss Army Knife’ for your hearing aids that fits in the palm of your hand. It can be a partner or table microphone, handle hands-free calls, stream from digital and analogue sources, and even be a remote control to adjust your hearing aid settings.
- Page 2 Widex Sound Assist can be carried using the can be used as a remote control for your hearing aids such as a smartphone or PC. Widex Sound Assist can integrated metal clip. It can be attached directly on if you want to change program or adjust the volume.
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I have been using the Widex SOund Assist with my work laptop for quite a while now and it has worked flawlessly. I recently got a new work laptop (first model was a Dell Lattitude 5420, it was replaced with a Dell 5440). Now I can't get the new laptop to recognize the Sound Assist when plugged in to the new laptop. Is there a seeeting I need to change on the laptop? Or does the Sound Assist somehow need to be reset?