Trihear ClearTV Auralink
Battery-powered TV streamer with a small screen: sends TV sound to hearing aids over LE Audio or as an Auracast broadcast.
Auracast status
Confirmed by the manufacturer, the Bluetooth SIG product listing, or an independent test. Trihear documents an Auracast mode for several listeners and an LE Audio mode for one. It lists only Oticon Intent, Oticon Zeal and Starkey Omega AI as compatible, and does not state the sample rate, a listener limit, or password and broadcast-name support.
Details
- Role
- Transmits
- Works with
- Any audio source
- Connections
- 3.5 mm, Optical, Coaxial, USB-C (charging)
- Released
- 2026-10
- Status checked
- 7 November 2026
Mentioned in
Trihear's ClearTV Auralink is another battery-powered Auracast TV streamer7 November 2026Sources for this status
Other transmitters that work today
USB-C dongle for PC, Mac, PS5 and Switch. The cheapest way to turn a computer or console into a broadcaster. Note: the older BT-W5 does not do Auracast.
USB-C dongle with Auracast multistreaming to any number of headphones. Under-covered since its June 2025 launch.
USB-C transmitter built for hearing aids: public or passcode-protected broadcast, name set in the Avantree Updater.
The most configurable dongle: USB-C plus a 3.5 mm input, separate left and right broadcasts, adjustable latency. Ships from Australia.