Oticon More BTE Series compatibility guide – accessories, parts & replacements | Japebo
If you’re looking for Oticon More BTE series accessories, you’re in the right place. This guide helps you identify which replacement parts and add-ons typically fit the Oticon More BTE family, how to choose the correct option, and what to check before you order—so you get the right sound, comfort, and reliability the first time.
The Oticon More BTE series includes behind-the-ear hearing aids where small differences in speaker type, tubing, and ear-coupling can change which accessory you need. Use the sections below to match your More BTE setup and shop with confidence.
What “BTE” means in the Oticon More family (and why it matters for accessories)
BTE (Behind-The-Ear) hearing aids sit behind the ear and deliver sound to the ear canal via either:
A thin tube + earhook (classic BTE with earmold or domes on the tube), or
A receiver-in-the-ear (RITE/miniRITE) style where the speaker (receiver) sits in the ear canal and connects via a thin wire.
These two constructions use different consumables (especially receivers, domes, and filters). If you’re unsure which build you have, check whether there is a wire leading into the ear with a small speaker (RITE/receiver) or a clear tube (tube/earhook).
Common Oticon More BTE accessories you may need
Most maintenance and replacement needs for the Oticon More BTE series fall into a few categories. The “right” choice depends on your exact ear-coupling and acoustic setup.
Domes (ear tips)
Domes are the soft silicone tips that sit in the ear canal (mainly for receiver-based fittings). They affect comfort, retention, and sound (especially bass and feedback control).
When choosing domes for Oticon More BTE series fittings, match:
Size (typically measured in mm)
Style (open/vented vs closed/power)
Attachment type (must match the receiver end)
Wax protection (filters/guards)
Wax filters protect the speaker opening from earwax and moisture. If sound becomes weak, intermittent, or “blocked,” a clogged filter is one of the most common causes.
Important: Oticon uses different wax protection systems across fittings and speaker types. Always match the filter type to the receiver/speaker you have—filters are not universally interchangeable.
Receivers / speakers (for receiver-based More BTE fittings)
If your Oticon More BTE setup uses a receiver wire, the receiver is a wear part and can fail over time due to moisture, earwax, or cable strain.
To choose the correct receiver, you typically need:
Power level (e.g., standard vs power)
Length (left/right and wire length)
Connector/compatibility (must match your More model generation and receiver system)
If you’re replacing a receiver, matching the exact markings on your existing receiver (or your fitting paperwork) is the safest method.
Tubes, earhooks, and earmold parts (for tube-based More BTE fittings)
If your Oticon More BTE uses a tube, you may need periodic replacement of:
Thin tubes (can harden or discolor)
Earhooks (the plastic hook on the hearing aid body)
Earmold tubing (if you use a custom earmold)
Tube length and diameter must match your original setup to maintain the intended sound and prevent feedback.
Batteries and charging accessories
Depending on the exact Oticon More BTE model, you may use either:
Disposable zinc-air batteries (replace regularly), or