Widex Moment M-XP Hearing Aids
Explore the advanced features of your Widex Moment M-XP hearing aids, and learn how to improve your experience with compatible accessories and spare parts. This model is suitable for users with minimal to severe hearing loss and offers expanded functionality with telecoil compatibility.
Streaming TV Audio
Widex TV-DEX
Stream high-quality sound directly from your TV to your hearing aids, allowing you to enjoy your favourite shows without disturbing others.
Widex TV PLAY
A sleek and user-friendly device that wirelessly transmits TV sound from your television to your hearing aids for an immersive audio experience.
Improving Home Telephone Conversations:
Telecoil-Compatible Telephones
Use corded or cordless telephones compatible with the telecoil function for clearer calls.
Connecting with Your Mobile Phone
Widex COM-DEX
An accessory that connects your hearing aids to your mobile phone via Bluetooth, facilitating hands-free communication and audio streaming.
Improving Conversations in Noisy Environments or Over Distance:
Phonak Roger Neckloop System
Enhance speech understanding over distance or in challenging environments using the telecoil programme.
For Online Meetings and Gaming:
Phonak Roger Neckloop System with Roger On (Loop Programme): Improve clarity during virtual meetings and gaming by combining the loop programme with the Roger On microphone in headset mode.
As an ITE (In-the-Ear) hearing aid, Widex Moment M-XP sits directly in the ear, which makes it susceptible to earwax and debris. Regular cleaning helps extend this hearing aid’s lifespan and maintain optimal performance.
Remove Earwax and Debris
- Use a soft, dry cloth to gently clean the outer shell of your hearing aid. Avoid using water or alcohol-based solutions, as they can damage the electronic components.
- For the microphone ports, use a brush designed for hearing aids to clear away any buildup. Take care not to push debris further inside.
Inspect the Wax Guard
Make sure to check the wax filters regularly and replace them if required.
Vent
Many ITC/ITE hearing aids have a small vent to reduce occlusion (plugged sensation). Use a vent cleaning tool to clear this out, taking care not to damage it.
Daily Storage
When not in use, store your hearing aids in a clean, dry case. For added protection, use a hearing aid drying box or dehumidifier to prevent moisture buildup, especially in humid climates.
- Hearing Loss Type: Suitable for mild to severe hearing loss
- Design: Power Behind-the-Ear (BTE)
- Wax Guards: Nanocare Wax Guards
- Battery Size: Size 312 (Brown)
- Remote Control Options: RC-DEX or the Widex ToneLink app
- Wireless Connectivity: Yes – Compatible with TV-DEX, TV PLAY, COM-DEX, and RC-DEX
- Roger Device Compatibility: Yes – Phonak Roger Neckloop system (Loop Programme)
- Loop Programme/Telecoil: Yes – Supports telecoil-compatible devices and systems
- User Apps: Widex ToneLink app
