Find Lost Hearing Aids

Find Lost Hearing Aids

Bluetooth Hearing Aid Locator

208 ratings
36 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 24 Jul 2025)

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Released
March 21, 2020
Updated
March 25, 2020

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Locate misplaced Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids within a 330-foot range. The app guides you to your device by showing proximity and detecting its Bluetooth signal. It supports a wide variety of popular hearing aid brands.

✓Locate lost hearing aids
✓Bluetooth signal detection
✓Proximity indicator
✓Supports multiple brands
✓Find one or both hearing aids
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What's New in Find Lost Hearing Aids

1.1.0

March 25, 2020

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Insufficient Instructions

Ultimately this tool solved my problem, but it took a little bit of head scratching to get there. I was unable to find the bluetooth signal from my wife’s lost Phonak hearing aid using my Ipad. My Ipad had never been paired with the hearing aid, so the hearing aid did not show up in the list of possible bluetooth devices. Once I figured this out, I loaded the app on my Iphone that had previously been paired with the Phonaks. Bingo! App worked fine and I located the hearing aid in a room where I hadn’t been looking.
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Will not link up with Unitron

Doesn’t work at all. Wouldn’t find my Unitron hearing aid even when it was only 6 inches away.

A Waste of Money

App detects Bluetooth signals but not my hearing aid,

Disappointed

I bought the app. Only shows 1 page. I couldn’t even get to main page. I emailed support and heard NOTHING

Hearing aid has to be on. To work

Hearing aid has to be on to work.

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

App doesn't load main page

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App doesn't detect hearing aid even when close

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App shows 'far away' when hearing aid is in ear

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App detects other Bluetooth devices but not hearing aid

Bug

App doesn't work with specific brands (Unitron)

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Requested Features

5 requests

Clearer instructions and help function

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Map location feature

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Improved detection range and accuracy

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Ability to find hearing aids not previously paired

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Better guidance on how to distinguish between multiple hearing aids

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FAQ

What does the Find Lost Hearing Aids app do?

This application helps you locate your lost hearing aids or other Bluetooth-enabled hearing devices. It uses Bluetooth signals to detect your hearing aids and guides you to their location by showing how close you are.

How does the app find my hearing aids?

The app detects your hearing aid's Bluetooth signal when it is turned on and within a range of approximately 330 feet (100 meters). It provides a proximity indicator to help you zero in on the device's location.

What are the requirements for the app to work?

For the app to function, the hearing aid you are looking for must have Bluetooth capabilities enabled and its battery must still be functional. The device also needs to be within the app's detection range.

Which hearing aid brands are supported?

The app supports a wide range of Bluetooth hearing aids, including popular brands like Phonak, Widex, Oticon, Hansaton, Starkey, Resound, and Bernafon, among many others.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, making it a free tool to help you find your lost hearing aids.