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If device implementations include support for Bluetooth LE and Hearing Aids Profile, as described in Hearing Aid Audio Support Using Bluetooth LE, they:

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That said, if you are trying to create a ASHA compatible device, you should watch the full video, as it does point out the Android ASHA spec:Īnd note that testing seems more involved as the speaker at end describes 'reference device hearing aids' provided by Google and specifically calling out to use the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) codebase to ensure compatibility.Īlso be aware that in the Android Compatibility Definition Document (CDD) which defines what is needed to obtain the Google Play Store that hearing aid support is optional. Does anyone here have any experience with this?Īccessible audio: Android hearing aid support and the audio framework (Google I/O'19), the speaker noted that while apps can provide enhancement to the experience, an app isn't required. Am I correct in assuming that after pairing with my BLE device by going to Settings > Accessibility > Hearing Enhancements > Hearing Aid Support > Bluetooth Hearing Aid, I should be able to hear audio played on my phone from the BLE device, like I would on a regular bluetooth earphone? I haver been searching online for at least a demonstration of ASHA streaming or how the Bluetooth Hearing Aid support on the galaxy s10e is supposed to be used, but I cannot find anything. My main question is about ASHA streaming on the android phone. It's possible that at this moment the BLE device does not have the required codecs for audio streaming, but that is a different question. However, if I play music on the phone after pairing, I cannot hear any output on the built in speakers, but I cannot hear anything in my BLE device either. If I go to Settings > Accessibility > Hearing Enhancements > Hearing Aid Support > Bluetooth Hearing Aid in my Samsung Galaxy s10e, I can see that it allows me to pair with my custom BLE device (which supposedly has BLE 5.0 and supports BLE audio streaming with android). One of the only hearing aids in the market that supposedly uses ASHA claims it supports direct streaming with galaxy s10e phones ( ).

#Galaxy 8 support bluetooth versions series

I also have a Samsung Galaxy s10e which is supposedly ASHA capable (cannot find any official source confirming this, but lots of online discussions imply that s10e series supports ASHA, as well as there are some options in phone settings which makes me think it probably is).

I have an embedded system development board which claims it can work as BLE device with an ASHA capable smartphone. I believe that ASHA feature being integrated into Android means I should be able to pair with a hearing aid without need for a custom app (correct me here if I am wrong).

#Galaxy 8 support bluetooth versions how to

I have been looking around for a demonstration of someone using the ASHA feature on an android phone, but a general google search only brings up ASHA feature being announced (from 2018) or something like this ( ) which shows how to connect an android capable hearing aid to an android smartphone using their custom app.