Oticon Play PX BTE Series – Compatibility & Accessories Guide | Japebo
If you’re looking for Oticon Play PX BTE Series accessories, this guide helps you confirm compatibility and choose the right parts before you buy. The Oticon Play PX BTE Series (Behind-The-Ear) models can be fitted in different ways (for example with tubing and an earmould, or with a thin tube and dome), and the correct accessory depends on your exact configuration.
Use the sections below to understand what typically fits the Oticon Play PX BTE Series, what to check on your current setup, and how to avoid the most common ordering mistakes.
What counts as an “accessory” for Oticon Play PX BTE BTE hearing aids?
Accessories for the Oticon Play PX BTE Series are the replaceable parts that connect your hearing aid to your ear and keep sound clear and comfortable. Common accessory types include:
Domes (if your Play PX BTE is fitted with a thin tube)
Thin tubes / tubing (the sound path from the hearing aid to your ear)
Earmould tubing and earhooks (if you use a classic BTE + earmould setup)
Wax protection (varies by fitting style; often sits in the dome/tube/receiver path depending on the system)
Cleaning tools and care items (to reduce blockage, moisture, and feedback)
Oticon Play PX BTE Series compatibility: what you must check first
Before choosing parts, identify how your Oticon Play PX BTE is currently fitted. This is the fastest way to ensure compatibility.
1) Are you using a thin tube + dome, or an earmould + hook?
Thin tube + dome is typically lighter and more discreet. You’ll usually replace domes (and sometimes the thin tube) regularly.
Earmould + hook uses an earhook on the hearing aid and a separate mould with tubing. In this setup, the main replaceable parts are often the earhook and tubing (and cleaning items).
2) Look for clues on the part itself
If possible, remove the ear piece and check for markings:
Tube length (often a number) and side (L/R)
Dome size (often printed on packaging, sometimes on the dome core)
Hook type (standard vs. tonehook; the shape/opening can differ)
If you’re unsure, compare your current part to the product photos on Japebo and match shape, connector type, and any printed codes.
Domes for Oticon Play PX BTE Series: which type should you choose?
If your Oticon Play PX BTE Series is fitted with a thin tube and dome, the right dome depends on comfort, retention, and how much sound/airflow you need.
Open domes
Open domes are designed to feel airy and reduce the “blocked” sensation. They’re often chosen for milder losses or when comfort and natural sound are priorities.
Closed domes
Closed domes provide more sealing than open domes. This can help with more