Auracast hearing aids
Connect directly to the Auracast broadcast.
Direct Auracast
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Five Receivers for Guests’ Own Phones and Headphones
Aura C 5-Pack
Equip five guests to join your venue’s compatible Auracast broadcast. Each guest uses one Aura C with a supported iPhone or Android phone, including compatible Google Pixel models, and their existing Bluetooth headphones, earbuds or compatible hearing aids. Select the broadcast in Venucast Connect. VENUECAST CONNECT APP REQUIRED. Bluetooth listening can add noticeable delay. Best where precise audio timing is flexible.
Venucast app RequiredBluetooth adds delay Audio timing
€299,99
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- Five Receivers for Five Phones – Includes five Aura C receivers and one five-slot storage tray. Each listener needs their own compatible phone and listening device.
- Use Your Existing Listening Devices – Receive Auracast on a compatible iPhone or Android phone through supported Bluetooth headphones, earbuds or hearing aids, even if the phone and listening device lack built-in Auracast.
- Check Audio Delay Before Buying – Bluetooth headphones and hearing aids add delay after phone playback. Not recommended for live theater, indoor concerts or listening alongside live sound where echo would be distracting.
- Venucast Connect App Required – Find and join available public or password-protected Auracast broadcasts in the app.
- Check Phone & Hearing-Aid Compatibility – USB-C phones must support USB audio. Older Lightning iPhones require a compatible data-and-audio adapter, sold separately. Hearing aids must support audio streaming from your specific phone. Bluetooth app controls alone are not enough.
- Compact & Phone-Powered – Connect to a compatible phone without charging a separate receiver battery.
- An Auracast Broadcast Is Required – Use a compatible Auracast transmitter or an existing broadcast at your location. Aura C receives broadcasts; it does not create them.
Aura C 5-Pack
€299,99
01 · Build your system
Complete the system
Works with Aura C 5-Pack
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AirCastLong-range Professional Auracast Transmitter for Hearing Aids
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NetCastBroadcast up to four independent mono programs—or two stereo programs—from one transmitter. Give listeners
02 · How it works
How it works with your devices
Audio sources
- Compatible Auracast transmitter
- Public Auracast broadcast
- Secured Auracast broadcast
Product
Listener pathways
- Bluetooth headphones and earbudsUse a compatible USB-C phone as the bridge from the Auracast broadcast to personal Bluetooth audio.
- Compatible phone-connected hearing devicesListen through supported MFi or ASHA hearing devices connected to the phone.
- Phone speakerUse the phone speaker when private headphone listening is not required.
03 · Where it fits
Where it fits
Audio-Only Listening
Consider Aura C when some delay is acceptable and you do not hear the same live sound directly.
Interpretation & Commentary
An option when precise timing with the speaker or event is not essential. Test your complete setup first.
TV & Video: Check Delay
Bluetooth listening may cause visible lip-sync delay. Not recommended when synchronized sound is essential.
Live Sound: Not Recommended
Avoid theaters, live music and listening alongside the same live sound if delay or echo would be distracting.
04 · Product details
Product details
Key specifications
- Bluetooth version
- Bluetooth 5.4
- Broadcast audio codec
- LC3
- Digital input
- USB audio
- Operating range
- Up to 100m / 328ft line of sight
- Power
- USB-C, 5V / 500mA-2A
- SKU
- VRC-C83-5
- Product size
- 3.7 × 1.38 × 1.67 cm
- Net weight
- 30 g
- Package dimensions
- 17.4 × 13 × 3 cm
- Packaged weight
- 200 g
Simple setup
- 1Connect Aura CPlug Aura C into a compatible USB-C iPhone or Android phone that supports USB audio. For a Lightning iPhone, use a compatible data-and-audio adapter, sold separately.
- 2Open Venucast ConnectThe app is required. Select an available public or password-protected Auracast broadcast.
- 3Choose Your Listening OutputListen through supported phone-connected headphones, hearing aids or the phone speaker. Bluetooth headphones and hearing aids add further delay.
In the box
- 5 x Aura C USB-C receivers
- 1 × Five-Slot Storage Tray
05 · Common questions
Common questions
Will Aura C work with my Bluetooth headphones or hearing aids?
Yes, if they can already play audio from your phone via Bluetooth. Pair them with the phone first. Aura C connects to the phone, not directly to USB-C headphones.
How much audio delay should I expect?
Approximately 80 ms to phone playback in our tests with selected iPhone, Samsung and Pixel models using the low-latency AirCast transmitter. Bluetooth headphones or hearing aids add further delay. Actual latency varies by setup.
Can I use Aura C with an older Lightning iPhone?
Yes, with a compatible Lightning-to-USB-C audio adapter (not included). View a tested example. Data support alone does not guarantee compatibility.
Do I also need an Auracast transmitter?
Yes, unless the venue or location already provides an Auracast broadcast. Aura C only receives broadcasts; it does not create them.
Can one Aura C serve multiple listeners?
One Aura C supports one phone and its selected audio output. For multiple listeners, each person needs their own Aura C setup or another compatible Auracast receiver.
How does Aura C choose the audio output?
Connected Bluetooth headphones or hearing aids are used automatically. If none are connected, sound plays through the phone speaker.
On Android, you can also select the output manually in Aura C settings. On iPhone, output selection is automatic.
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