Headset and phone calls
Calls without holding the phone and music streaming from your smartphone, with the sound going straight to your hearing aids.
Oticon accessory
Many Oticon hearing aids connect to the phone without any accessory. ConnectClip comes in when you need more: a microphone on the person speaking, calls from a phone that does not connect directly, or discreet control.
Oticon accessory · Calls · Music · Remote microphone. G-Sound offers Oticon hearing aids: checking suitability, ordering, pairing and guidance are by appointment. Oticon is a trademark of its owner.
Calls without holding the phone and music streaming from your smartphone, with the sound going straight to your hearing aids.
Clip ConnectClip onto the person speaking, and their voice reaches you even at a distance or in noise.
Basic control of your hearing aids without taking out your phone.
| Family | What Oticon states | More |
|---|---|---|
| Oticon Intent | ConnectClip in the accessory list on the product page | Intent |
| Oticon Real | ConnectClip in the accessory list for miniRITE R | Real |
| Oticon More | ConnectClip in the accessory list for miniRITE R | More |
| Oticon Opn S | ConnectClip in the accessory list for BTE Plus Power | Opn S |
| Oticon Own | According to the family page, ConnectClip is available | Own |
| Oticon Xceed | Streaming from some Android phones through ConnectClip | Xceed |
A model that is not in the table is not necessarily incompatible. We simply did not find it mentioned in the source we checked, so check it with us. The table for both brands: Accessories by model.
| The situation | What is usually checked |
|---|---|
| The phone connects directly and calls are good | No accessory is needed for calls; perhaps only a remote microphone |
| Android or a computer without LE Audio, and a hearing aid with LE Audio | Easy LE Adapter (in Hebrew) |
| You need a microphone on the person speaking | ConnectClip |
| TV | TV Adapter 3.0 (compatibility is checked by model) |
Charging details and a compatibility list do not appear in the text of the accessory page we checked, so we do not list them here. We will check according to your model. All families: Oticon hearing aids. When the phone does not connect: Oticon not connecting to the phone.
Chargers, ConnectClip and TV Adapter.
A comparison without a winner.
Checks in order.
For all brands.
All the families.
General information, based on Oticon's product pages as checked on 14.10.2026. It does not replace the instructions for use of your model or a professional check. Oticon is a trademark of its owner.
English version: 3 November 2026 · Written by the G-Sound editorial team. Product information is as published by Oticon; suitability is decided after a hearing test.
Frequently asked questions
According to Oticon, it turns your hearing aids into a wireless stereo headset for calls and music from your smartphone, works as a remote microphone and also works as a discreet remote control.
Not necessarily for calls. ConnectClip can still help as a remote microphone, for example in a restaurant or at a lecture.
Oticon does not publish a full compatibility list on the accessory page. It is mentioned on the product pages of Intent, Real, More, Opn S, Own and Xceed. For another model, send us the name and we will check.
No. ConnectClip is an Oticon accessory. Philips HearLink has its own accessory for a remote microphone and calls, AudioClip.
Send us your hearing aid model, your phone model and what you want to solve. After checking suitability, we will explain the ordering and the pairing.
Please do not send sensitive medical information in a message. We go over the relevant details on the phone.
Send us, by phone or WhatsApp, your hearing aid model, your phone model and what you want to solve: calls, music or one person in noise. G-Sound offers Oticon hearing aids: hearing test, demonstration, fitting, adjustments and follow-up at the customer's home, by appointment and as needed.
Call G-Sound to check whether ConnectClip suits your hearing aid.
055-3333338G-Sound is an authorized marketer of Philips hearing aids.