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 … Read more
PROS: It has four memory settings for different hearing environments ( Normal, Noisy, Treble, and Power). Comes with ten easy to adjust volume settings Small and comfortable to wear Ready to use right out of the box 45-day hassle-free return policy CONS: The device is so small that some users may find the battery … Read more
Walker’s is a company that puts out a line of products called Game Ear that is marketed to hunters for shooting protection, safety, and devices to help you hear when hunting. These products are so successful with hunters that many customers end up using them as hearing amplifiers for their everyday life, although this isn’t … 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