Widex Moment 440 mRIC D - Rechargeable

After two years now a second unit. Since I have a Widex on the left, no option to go for another brand/type. The device my review link goes to was 200 Euro cheaper so I contacted EyeForOren.
The invoice price is 1995.00 each, including although I no longer needed a charger. Their "concession" in was unfortunately just a lousy service kit; which I did not wish to make further use of as I do not need it.
Not an advertisement for Eye for Ears. Pay close attention when buying and before signing off purchase check everything carefully.

The devices lose connection to the iPhone as soon as the distance between device and iPhone is > 25 cm. If streaming with TV Play or Sound assist is used the usage time of the rechargeable battery is insufficient by about 2 to 3 hours. The sound quality that is a matter of habituation speech is OK, however all voices are completely different than before my deafness. Matching voices to people is almost impossible. Music is still problematic after over a year of use. Instrumental music from small musical groups is OK. Singers and large orchestras is an unmitigated disaster.
A real problem is that in larger groups (ie more than 4 or 6 people) the sound becomes a nuisance. The ability to focus your attention on 1 person/voice is completely eliminated by the use of hearing aids, it drives you nuts.
The app is an example of something not being developed out. Saving your own sound profiles does not work and the app undesirably interacts other apps in use.
The sound quality and functioning of TV-Play is inadequate. Left and right channel are far from synchronized and the sound comes through double with a small delay of the secondary signal compared to the primary signal.
Recently I also got Sound Assist and that works excellent. One major drawback is that battery/device life is greatly reduced when streaming. Normally without streaming the operating time is about 15 -18 hours by streaming it is reduced to about 2 to 3 hours.