Behind the ear style amplifiers are the most popular style of amplifier hearing aids. A lot of people find this style to be the most comfortable and most natural to adjust to, especially if it is their first time using an aid to hear. There is a vast difference in the quality, of the various … Read more
Hand-held personal hearing amplifiers are an excellent alternative to the more common behind-the-ear hearing amplifiers. They are especially useful for anyone unable or unwilling to wear either hearing aids or find behind-the-ear amplifiers uncomfortable. The price of these types of amplifiers can range from $30 to $200, with a wide variety of products with different … Read more
PROS: Straightforward to use, especially for people who don’t want to fiddle with small buttons. There is only one big volume knob. Unique technology clarifies voices and cuts down the background noise while watching tv. It can also be used with music devices CONS: You must have a direct line-of-sight between the infrared transmitter and … Read more
Blue tooth enabled personal amplifiers, sometimes referred to as Smart P.S.A.Ps, can be personalized to the users hearing by the user themselves through an app. They are relatively inconspicuous because they are designed to look just like a blue tooth headset that people use to make phone calls, making these types of amplifiers a perfect … Read more
Talking on the phone can be a frustrating and difficult experience when someone has hearing loss. Luckily many different resources and products can help people who have difficulty hearing understand the person on the other end of the line. Shopping for a phone for the hard of hearing can be a confusing experience with many … Read more
Top Products Name Loop America Univox DLS-50 William Sound Small Loop System PLA-215 Range 90 Ft loop wire with up to 475 sq ft coverage 100 FT loop wire you need to set up around the room you will watch tv in -3 ft range outside the loop 120 ft loop cable up to … Read more