ReSound has far more hearing aid options than Jabra Enhance or Eargo, but you’ll have to meet with an audiologist to get fitted for a pair. » Compare Providers: ReSound vs. Signia What really sets ...

We found the Jabra Enhance app was practical and easy to use, similar to Signia. If you’re not comfortable using a smartphone app or you don’t care about Bluetooth streaming, however, you may prefer ...

We’ll dive into the differences between the two below. Most Bluetooth hearing aids pair with a mobile app. For example, ...

The best Bluetooth speakers have become must-have devices, offering convenience and portability whether you’re at home or on the move. From setting the mood at a party to enjoying a podcast in ...

Here’s how it works. Taking your music out and about has never been easier thanks to the best Bluetooth speakers. There is a multitude of options out there to choose from, covering a range of ...

At a time when hearing family and friends in noise continues to be the top requirement for hearing aid wearers,[1] hearing aid innovator Signia announced today the results of a new study that ...

Best Bluetooth speaker for battery life The JBL Charge 5 (buy now) is a no-nonsense heavyweight that nails the basics (and lasts for ages). Best Bluetooth speaker for pairing The Ultimate Ears Boom 3 ...

There are many Bluetooth speakers on the market, but finding the best one for you can be hard. See what our CNET experts recommend after testing many of the models out there. Executive Editor ...

To connect to a Bluetooth device, you must turn on your phone’s Bluetooth radio. The first time you use a new Bluetooth device, you must pair it with the one you want to connect. Then both devices ...

First up, we should try downloading Intel Wireless Bluetooth Driver. To do that, you have to visit intel.com, click on the .exe file, and download the driver. Once the driver is downloaded ...

From AirTags to Tiles, end the hunt with one of the best Bluetooth trackers we've tested. I’m one of PCMag’s mobile analysts. That means I check out phones, hotspots, and mobile networks.