Hi all, yesterday being Christmas day here we wanted to listen to some Christmas music from a radio station on our HomePods using my iPhone. I held my phone near the HomePods to transfer the program to them. This would not work I felt the vibration that normally indicates the transfer process should occur. So no music! Thismorning Tuesday I thought I would try again. However I had not turned on my hearing aids before trying connect the phone and the HomePods. All worked as you would expect. So it appears that I can’t play music from my phone if I have already turned on my hearing aids. I do have the aids connected to the phone via bluetooth. It was my understanding that aids connected on a different frequency to normal bluetooth. Could others try and replicate this and let us know there findings before I contact Disability support. Thanks for any ideas. Max.
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