myPhonak just got an update. Did yours?
Issue 1 · Oct 6–12, 2026. myPhonak’s latest build lists bug fixes and improvements, without naming individual fixes or describing new features; its existing tools cover hearing-aid controls, personalization, and health tracking on compatible devices. Google Play rolls builds out over several days, so the listing may show an update at different times for different people.
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Start NowWhat changed this week
These are the three changes in myPhonak 7.5.2 that stand out in the developer's update notes and on its Google Play listing this week.
- 01Bug fixes are listed
Google Play says the build includes bug fixes, but the notes do not identify affected screens, devices, or problems. There is no specific fix to verify.
- 02General improvements are noted
The notes also say “improvements” without further detail. They do not specify a redesigned screen, changed control, or new capability in this particular build.
- 03Hearing controls already in the app
The app description says existing remote controls can adjust compatible hearing aids, including volume, sound options, and preset programs for listening situations.
Our call on whether to update, and the link to the official Google Play listing, are on this issue's myPhonak page.
Also updated this week
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Tips
- Check your hearing aid connection
The description says myPhonak works with Phonak hearing aids that have Bluetooth connectivity, and lists Android compatibility requirements. If you are setting it up, confirm that your hearing aid model is on the app’s compatibility information and that Bluetooth is available. If connection steps are unclear, consult the app’s guidance or your hearing care professional rather than changing unrelated phone settings.
- Explore remote control options
The app description says its existing Remote Control can adjust volume and hearing features, select programs for listening situations, and personalize sound with equalizer presets or sliders. If those controls are available for your connected hearing aids, explore them gradually in a comfortable setting. Keep in mind that the release notes do not say these options changed in this build.
- Review health tracking availability
The app description lists health tools such as steps and wearing time, with some additional measures restricted to particular hearing aid models. Check which functions are listed for your device before relying on a metric. The Play description does not provide a complete model-by-model breakdown for every feature in the text shown here, so ask your hearing care professional if eligibility is unclear.
Menu names follow the developer's help pages and can differ slightly between versions and phones.
How we write the digest
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FAQ
Is this the official list of myPhonak changes?
No. This is an independent site and is not affiliated with Sonova AG. The app’s Google Play page is the authority for its release notes and availability. The notes shown there say this build includes bug fixes and improvements, but do not list individual fixes, so this summary cannot provide details that the listing does not give.
Why does Google Play show Open instead of Update?
Google Play rolls builds out over several days, so an update may not appear for everyone at the same time. If the button says Open, the newer build may not yet be offered to your account or device, or the app may already be current there. Check the listing again later; the notes alone cannot confirm rollout status for a particular device.
Which hearing aids can myPhonak work with?
The description says myPhonak is compatible with Phonak hearing aids that have Bluetooth connectivity and lists supported product families, including Audéo, CROS, Naída, Virto, Sky, Terra, Bolero, and Slim models. Compatibility also depends on the device and phone requirements described on Google Play. Check the current listing for the full model details before relying on a feature.