Already own one of these original-brand accessories?

Add AuraGo—not new hearing aids.

If any microphone or streamer below already sends sound to your hearing aids and accepts analog audio, keep it. Add AuraGo and the correct cable to hear Auracast broadcasts at churches, theaters, conferences, community centers and at home.

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  • Keep your fitted hearing aids
  • Keep the accessory already paired to them
  • No phone in the signal path
Avantree AuraGo Auracast receiver with 3.5 millimeter audio output
Choose the accessory you already own. Eight common paths to check before ordering
Jabra Enhance Multi Mic Plus

Multi Mic+

3.5 mm mini-jack input; check direct Auracast first on newer versions.

Examples: Enhance Select 500, 700
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Original ReSound Multi Mic

Multi Mic

The original model accepts audio through its mini-jack input.

Examples: Key, LiNX Quattro, ONE, OMNIA
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Oticon EduMic

EduMic

Its 3.5 mm jack sends external audio to paired Oticon aids.

Examples: Opn, Opn S, More, Real
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Phonak Roger On 3

Roger On 3

Use the docking station’s 3.5 mm analog audio input.

Examples: Marvel, Paradise, Lumity, Infinio
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Starkey Remote Microphone Plus

Remote Mic +

Accepts a line-in source with the specified Starkey cable.

Examples: Livio, Evolv AI, Genesis AI, G Series AI
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Widex TV Play 2

TV Play / 2

Use the analog input with the correct 3.5 mm audio cable.

Examples: EVOKE, MOMENT, SmartRIC, ALLURE
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Signia StreamLine TV

StreamLine TV

Connect AuraGo to its RCA analog input with the right cable.

Examples: Nx, Xperience, AX, IX
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Philips HearLink TV Adapter

HearLink TV Adapter

Accepts analog audio through RCA or a mini-jack adapter.

Examples: HearLink 20, 30, 40
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Compatibility note: These model families are examples, not a complete guarantee. Confirm the exact hearing aid generation, accessory version, analog input and required cable before ordering.

Three simple steps

Keep the connection you already know.

1Join the broadcastUse AuraGo to select the venue or home Auracast broadcast.
2Connect your accessoryRun the correct analog cable from AuraGo to your mic or streamer.
3Listen as usualSelect the familiar accessory program in your hearing aids.

Use the same bridge in more places

At home and at Auracast-equipped venues.

Bring clearer broadcast audio into the hearing aids you already wear—without relearning a new fitting or replacing a working pair.

AuraGo joining an Auracast broadcast at home
Home & TVUse with a home Auracast transmitter.
Church with an Auracast broadcast
ChurchesHear sermons and services from the venue feed.
Theater with an Auracast broadcast
TheatersReceive dialogue and program audio more directly.
Conference with an Auracast broadcast
ConferencesFollow presentations in large or reverberant rooms.

Check first: if your hearing aids or newest accessory already receive Auracast directly, use that shorter path and skip AuraGo.

Before you order

Four quick checks.

Will every hearing aid in these model families work?

No. Compatibility varies by model, generation, region, firmware and fitting. Confirm that your exact accessory already streams to your exact hearing aids.

What cable do I need?

Many microphones use 3.5 mm stereo. Some TV streamers use RCA, and Starkey may require its specified line-in cable. Follow the accessory manual.

Does a phone sit in the middle?

No. The normal path is Auracast broadcast → AuraGo → analog cable → original-brand accessory → hearing aids.

What if I hear a slight echo?

Streamed audio can arrive slightly later than loud room speakers. Sit farther from speakers and reduce the hearing-aid microphone mix if your fitting allows it.

Already own one of the eight accessories?

AuraGo may be the only new device you need.

Keep your hearing aids, keep the original-brand streamer, and add Auracast reception for home and public venues.

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