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This is true :) Sometimes it's nice to hear from someone who actually uses it though - I was able to talk to someone who had it before I made the decision to exchange my N6 (recent surgery) for the Kanso

I pretty much always use the phone clip for phone conversations, so it's not an issue for me. Furthermore, the side on which I have the Kanso is the ear that's been deaf for 46 years (and only implanted for a few months), so it's not yet useful for phone conversations. I did a little test with...

I have a Kanso (free exchange from N6 due to recent surgery). It has the same internals as the N6. There *is* a button on it, so you can change programs without the remote. It does require disposable batteries. Mine last about 2 or 2.5 days - that will vary based on your program, skin thickness...

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Yup... I know which of the three brands is *supposed* to be better for music. I don't have that brand, and I'm doing fantastically well with music (both performing and listening). I've even taken up singing, which I never did before.

I wore a bicross for quite a number of years (I now have CIs). It helped nothing at all with directionality but it did help a lot to deal with conversations from the "deaf" side - for example, when driving.

Yes, it still has the input jack. It's located on the "bottom" of the device and it goes straight in.