Hearing amplifiers are helpful for people with mild to moderate hearing loss who need a bit of assistance when watching TV, during conversations, or when in a noisy situation like a restaurant. The best amplifiers can often work well as an inexpensive, over-the-counter alternative to a hearing aid that you can get without a prescription. … Read more
In-the-Ear (ITE) style of hearing amplifier is much less popular than the behind-the-ear models, so there is much less variety to choose from on the market. You can get many low-end, low-quality ITE products but they are often marketed to hunters who need amplification when out in nature and not intended for users with hearing … 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