Is the Galaxy S5 Hearing Aid compatible? null

It shows the option for this but I don't know how well, or if, it actually is. I'm not happy with some of the other features of this phone because they don't function well. This may or may not be true of the hearing aid compatibility feature.

I believe it is, because my Dad needed that feature.

Hearing Aid Compatible, Rating: M3, T3 (mostly tele-coil compatible).

Yes, it has a M3/T3 rating. What does "M" mean? "M" refers to using the phone with a hearing aid in the microphone setting. The higher the "M" rating, the more likely it is you will be able to use the phone with your hearing aid on the microphone setting. A M3 rating indicates the handset has satisfied the ANSI standard. A M4 rating indicates the handset has exceeded the ANSI standard. What does "T" mean? "T" refers to using the hearing aid set on telecoil. The higher the "T" number the more likely you will be able to use the phone with your hearing aid on the telecoil setting. Reduced feedback and reduced background noise are additional benefits of using a hearing aid set on telecoil during phone use. Once mobile phones are rated for telecoil use, to determine the likelihood of successful cell phone use with your hearing aid add the "T" rating number of the cell phone to the "T" rating number of your hearing aid. A T3 rating indicates the handset has satisfied the ANSI standard. A T4 rating indicates the handset has exceeded the ANSI standard.

I'm pretty sure all smartphones are now a days. My dad has this phone and wears a hearing aid. Works great for him.

Yes but would prefer an earpiece made just to use in one ear.

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It shows the option for this but I don't know how well, or if, it actually is. I'm not happy with some of the other features of this phone because they don't function well. This may or may not be true of the hearing aid compatibility feature.
Answered by Dixie 11 years ago
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I believe it is, because my Dad needed that feature.
Answered by waytogojoe104 11 years ago
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Hearing Aid Compatible, Rating: M3, T3 (mostly tele-coil compatible).
Answered by Thedon73 11 years ago
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Yes, it has a M3/T3 rating. What does "M" mean? "M" refers to using the phone with a hearing aid in the microphone setting. The higher the "M" rating, the more likely it is you will be able to use the phone with your hearing aid on the microphone setting. A M3 rating indicates the handset has satisfied the ANSI standard. A M4 rating indicates the handset has exceeded the ANSI standard. What does "T" mean? "T" refers to using the hearing aid set on telecoil. The higher the "T" number the more likely you will be able to use the phone with your hearing aid on the telecoil setting. Reduced feedback and reduced background noise are additional benefits of using a hearing aid set on telecoil during phone use. Once mobile phones are rated for telecoil use, to determine the likelihood of successful cell phone use with your hearing aid add the "T" rating number of the cell phone to the "T" rating number of your hearing aid. A T3 rating indicates the handset has satisfied the ANSI standard. A T4 rating indicates the handset has exceeded the ANSI standard.
Answered by LOWFLYER777 10 years ago
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Should be. Check manual
Answered by Joeblack 11 years ago
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I'm pretty sure all smartphones are now a days. My dad has this phone and wears a hearing aid. Works great for him.
Answered by Michael 11 years ago
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Yes but would prefer an earpiece made just to use in one ear.
Answered by Mpumpkin 11 years ago
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Yes
Answered by San280 11 years ago
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