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Activity tracker
Phonak Audéo Fit™
- Health data tracker
- Heart rate sensor
- Universal connectivity
One of Phonak’s most innovative designs, the Audéo Fit goes beyond hearing improvement and brings a more holistic health functionality to your hearing aids.
- Build healthy habits by tracking distance and steps, activity levels, average wearing time, and heart rate in the myPhonak app*
- Connect to smartphones, TV, Roger™ devices, and more with Bluetooth® connectivity
- Includes two performance levels to best suit your lifestyle needs: Premium (P90) and Advanced (P70)
Audéo Fit
All our hearing aids are for active lifestyles
Audéo Fit has an array of features that you can enjoy throughout your active day.
Benefits of health data tracking*
Tracking physical activity can motivate you to engage more with your health.⁵ When Audéo Fit is paired with the myPhonak app, it can track and display your live heart rate, resting heart rate, and an overview of your heart rate on a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly basis.* Lower resting heart rate is linked to better health over the long-term⁶.
When paired with the myPhonak app, Audéo Fit Lumity enables fitness tracking at your fingertips by tracking activities such as:
- Heart rate
- Steps taken and distance walked or ran
- Customizable goals
Color options
Silver Gray
Chestnut
Sand Beige
Connects to smartphones and other devices
myPhonak app
Audéo Fit pairs with the myPhonak app and Bluetooth® enabled devices, great for people with an active lifestyle or for hearing aid wearers looking for some additional motivation.
Roger™ Wireless Microphones
Discreet microphones that transmit a speaker’s voice directly to hearing aids or cochlear implants.
Resources and downloads
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Frequently asked questions
Audéo Fit can be worn when exercising and tracks the number of steps taken, the distance walked or ran and displays the time spent at different activity levels (none, low, medium, high). Please discuss with your hearing care professional the type of exercise you wish to exert, the retention of the earpiece, as well as cleaning, maintenance and servicing of the hearing aids.
The Audéo Fit reaches the IP class IP 68. IP68 indicates that the hearing aid is water resistant and dust tight. It survived continuous immersion in 1 meter of water for 60 minutes and 8 hours in a dust chamber as per the IEC60529 standard. A “sweat test” has been performed for Audéo Life to test beyond IP68 standards.
Footenotes
*In order to access health data, it is necessary to create an account within the myPhonak app.
** Compared to Phonak Audéo Marvel
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Larsson, S. C., Drca, N., Mason, A. M., & Burgess, S. (2019). Resting Heart Rate and Cardiovascular Disease: Mendelian Randomization Analysis. Circulation: Genomic and Precision Medicine, 12(3), e002459.
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