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How do you like to use your Mini Microphone 2 ? The Mini Microphone 2 has countless environments and uses for you or your child to utilize. Get more details: https://bit.ly/2RDAaGA | Cochlear Americas

1.4K views · 55 reactions | The Mini Microphone 2+ and the Nucleus 7 Sound Processor: a perfect match! Where do you use your Mini Microphone 2+? The Mini Microphone 2+ is ideal for one-on-one communication. It can be worn by the person you are speaking to or can be placed at the center of a table or classroom. Learn more about the Mini Microphone 2+: https://bit.ly/3bbp4jW | Cochlear Americas | Facebook

3.9K views · 39 reactions | Did you know the Mini Microphone 2+ transmits speech and sound to your Osia Sound Processor to help you hear more clearly? Learn how it can help you stay in the moment, whether you’re in a workout class, meeting or classroom: https://bit.ly/3HxXAYn. | Cochlear Americas | Facebook

See how Paisley uses the True Wireless Mini Microphone 2 in her daily life from swim practice to her classroom! Check out the features of the Mini Microphone 2 to help your child hear their best: https://bit.ly/3k94J0r | Cochlear Americas

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14K views · 381 reactions | Scott, a bilateral Cochlear Nucleus 7 Recipient and Cochlear employee, shows you how to use the Wireless Mini Mic 2+ with your computer to stream strong and clear sound straight to your sound processor. Another great option to hear your best while at home! Learn more: https://bit.ly/2UKZmtG | Cochlear Americas | Facebook

For those who don’t know about Hybrid Hearing, check out our quick video explaining how it works. Hybrid Hearing is the first FDA-approved hearing solution that combines the amplification of a hearing aid with cochlear implant technology to give you back access to the sounds you’ve been missing while taking full advantage of the hearing you still have—all in one convenient device. Get more information here: http://bit.ly/29RHUvp. | Cochlear Americas