Unboxing New Cochlear Implants | Nucleus 7 

Oh no! I am sorry to hear that they broke on you. I hope that you have been able to acquire the N8s by this time!

It really was! I had my N6s for seven years and they were practically falling apart. The microphone on the N7s is so much better as well as the battery life. And that is so neat! I can't imagine how great the N8 will be for you!

Hello! There is a significant difference between the two for sure. I had the Nucleus 6s before the 7s and noticed a huge change in the microphone quality as well as awesome features (such as the bluetooth) that I have grown to love. The 7s are quite a bit smaller than the 6s, which were quite a bit smaller than the Freedoms. One of the reasons we decided to get the 7s, other than the fact that the 6s were falling apart, was that the 6s are going to become obsolete in a couple of months. I would definitely advise that you get them! :D

@@rhyan5188 Thank you very much😊

They also have Bluetooth capabilities, you can connect your implants to a compatible iPhone or android and listen to music or phone calls without a need for earphones or headphones.

@@KazukiMatsuoka Yes, very wonderful, but expensive about 3500 dollars Im using , freedom 2005 , Since 2007 But it's very old now

@@7md_IRQ They are expensive, the kanso was around $5,000 AUS but my insurance Medicare private covered the costs, every three years I get a new upgrade and never had to pay a thing. Also, Australian cochlear recipients never have to pay for parts, we have an additional insurance that costs $20 a year and it covers all parts like batteries and microphone covers, including accessories so anything I need to order is free. The freedom, as far as I am aware, does not make any parts for them anymore. Once your cochlear breaks down and it is definitely unusable, I do recommend upgrading to the very latest cochlear. And stock up on parts, alot if you can once cochlear drops support. A new behind the ear cochlear (nucleus 9) just came out, so the support for the freedom will definitely drop. See if you can find any cover support, it is incredibly helpful.

For real though! The bags keep getting bigger 🤣 and yes, I was actually contemplating whether or not to get the Kanso or the Nucleas 7. I decided on the Nucleas 7 because when my surgery was done, the magnet was put pretty close to the surface of my skin, so strong magnets cause sores on my head. I figured that the Kanso may cause constant sores and that the N7 would be the best fit for me!

@@rhyan5188 I switched from a nucleus to a kanso, the magnet difference under the skin doesn't matter because you can change the strength of the processors magnet, so if it's too strong, just change it to a lighter one. Then it'll be comfortable.

Que bendicion tan grande poder tener un nuevo implante coclear mí hija todavía tiene uno viejo y se está rompiendo y no podemos comprar uno nuevo eso nos pone muy triste porque no puede escuchar, ojalá Dios quiera 🙏 podamos lograr un nuevo implante,somos de Argentina santa cruz,te deseo lo mejor cuídalo mucho,debe ser muy bueno ese equipo nuevo,Dios sabe lo triste que es no poder llegar a un implante por los costoso que son😢

Hello! I am not entirely sure about purchasing used processors, but here's a website that can help: www.cochlear.com/us/en/home/ongoing-care-and-support/connect-with-us/request-for-information?&msclkid=a3c79bcdf5ca18a51265f8de1f2130b1 On this website, you can take a look at the different processors and can also talk to professionals about any questions you may have!

Нельзя операции слуховые аппараты лучше чем кохлеарных имплантах плохие.

Very ignorant comment