Nuance Audio Plus hearing aid glasses are here, and this second generation brings some seriously big upgrades. We're talking larger speakers, improved sound quality, longer battery life, a portable charging case, redesigned frames, better physical controls and, finally, hands-free iPhone calls. But there are still some important limitations you need to know about before buying them. In this video, I break down the 8 biggest upgrades from the original Nuance Audio glasses, explain what's genuinely changed, and share who I think should, and shouldn't, consider them. I'll also cover: • The new speaker system and claimed improvements in noise • Battery life increasing from around 8 to up to 10 hours • The new portable charging case • Changes to comfort, fit and frame design • New physical controls • Hands-free calls and audio streaming • The big Android limitation • Using Nuance Audio Plus without your own smartphone • New frame styles and colours • Who these hearing aid glasses are actually designed for This is my initial look at Nuance Audio Plus rather than my full review. I'll be testing them extensively and fitting them to patients before sharing my complete real-world verdict. If you have any questions you'd like me to test in that full review, leave them in the comments. __________________ Chapters: 00:00 These Glasses Are Actually Hearing Aids 01:25 How Nuance Audio Works 01:47 Upgrade #1 02:55 Upgrade #2 04:59 Upgrade #3 05:31 Upgrade #4 06:09 Upgrade #5 07:18 Upgrade #6 08:36 Upgrade #7 09:26 Upgrade #8 10:56 Should You Buy Nuance Audio Plus? 11:45 Who Should Avoid Them? __________________ Matthew Allsop is the Video Content Manager at Hearingtracker.com. He practices from his London-based practice, Harley Street Hearing. You can get in touch on matthew@hearingtracker.com regarding new content ideas or to become a patient. #NuanceAudio #HearingAids #HearingLoss

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