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According to the Apple Documentation it's supposed to work on all iPads and Macs as well: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201466#:~:text=your%20iCloud%20accou
by bijant 5y ago
According to the Apple Documentation it's supposed to work on all iPads and Macs as well: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201466#:~:text=your%20iCloud%20account.-,Audio%20Handoff,-Continue%20listening%20to https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201466#:~:text=your%20iClo...
- Jemaclus 5y agoWhere do you see Macs? I only see iPads and iPhones on that page.
- bijant 5y agoIt says "Apple Devices" the example they give only mentions iPads but I as it seems to use the same "Handoff" technology used by Airpods it should include most modern macs on a recent Macos version. I'm actually curious whether they gave those hearing aid makers access to their protocol (which to my knowledge, no one outside Apple and their subdivision Beats has had) or whether they just sell them the Chips.
- Jemaclus 5y agoWell, the Accessibility section on my Mac (latest Big Sur) doesn't have anything for hearing aids, and it doesn't show up on the normal Bluetooth screen, so... :( Thanks for your assist, but it doesn't look like this works... yet.
- nateb2022 5y agoIt says iPad but there's nothing about Macs: > Made for iPhone hearing devices connect to iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch so you can stream audio, answer phone calls, adjust settings, and more.