Link by Eargo 1.3.0

Upon acquiring the LINK by Eargo, the first Bluetooth 5.3-enabled, over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid designed in an earbud style, users are encouraged to download the companion application. This app enhances functionality and allows for personalized settings. The design emphasizes discretion and comfort while ensuring optimal auditory performance.

The device facilitates a seamless transition between hearing aid mode, music streaming, and phone calls, delivering rich sound quality for diverse listening situations.

• Stay current with firmware updates remotely as they become available for LINK by Eargo.
• Select from four preset hearing aid programs, manage volume levels for each, and easily mute or unmute sound as needed.
• Utilize adjustable noise reduction settings to improve speech clarity while reducing background noise, aiding in more intelligible conversations.
• Activate or deactivate Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) in both streaming and hearing aid modes. With closed tips, ANC effectively minimizes disruptive environmental sounds such as those from airplanes and trains; it can also mute the device in hearing aid mode for complete silence.
• Manage Wind Noise Reduction and Directional Processing settings when in hearing aid mode.
• Monitor real-time battery life for both the earbuds and charger.
• Customize the touch sensor interface to enable or disable touch control features, including play/pause function and power on delay.
• Access support through multiple channels, including phone or email contact with Eargo, instructional videos, help articles, and a comprehensive user guide within the app.
• Utilize your Eargo account to manage orders and access required documentation or assistance.

Disclaimer:

LINK by Eargo, along with its accessories and application, is designed to assist individuals with mild to moderate high-frequency hearing loss (adults aged 18 and older). It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or hearing loss. Individuals experiencing sudden changes in hearing, ear pain, or discharge should consult a healthcare provider. Discontinue use of any Eargo accessory or device if discomfort occurs, such as dizziness or uncomfortable sound levels.