Do you struggle to hear people on the phone? Or have your family or neighbours noticed how loud you have the TV volume? If so you could benefit from hearing assistance products with Bluetooth technology.
Electronic devices for people with hearing loss have improved dramatically in recent years. Bluetooth technology allows you to connect to other Bluetooth devices such as your phone, radio, or TV to allow you to watch programmes and films, speak to people on the phone, and listen to music. Our Bluetooth hearing products can be adjusted to create the ultimate listening experience and can be used with or without hearing aids.
You can adjust the volume and even the tone control. Furthermore, if you need to connect to a device that doesn’t have Bluetooth, then you can use a Bluetooth receiver.
All of our Bluetooth products have a low latency feature, ensuring that sound is transmitted quickly and stays in sync with visual media such as your TV. User experience is at the heart of everything we do, helping you with day-to-day activities.
MiniTech Pro®
The MiniTech Pro® comes with a number of different options to suit your needs. Whichever options you choose, every MiniTech Pro® comes with everything you need to pick up and receive sound via Bluetooth. You can choose a device that works through a headset or a neck loop.
This allows you to use it with hearing aids or without. If you have Bluetooth hearing aids then you can transmit the sound straight into your ears.
This transmitter can connect to your TV, your phone over any other Bluetooth device. As well as listening to music or videos you can also use it to speak to people on the phone. You can also choose to have a rechargeable device.
Bluetooth Microphone and Audio Transmitter
The Echo Universal Bluetooth transmitter can be used with any compatible Bluetooth receivers.
It can also be used with our MiniTech personal listener so that you can listen to any noise that you point the microphone towards, such as listening to people speak.
This device has two microphones: one that is omnidirectional, allowing you to hear surrounding sounds; and one that is unidirectional, allowing you to pick up on a particular sound while reducing background noise.
It can be also be used to connect to your TV by connecting it by digital or optical standard audio jack. It is rechargeable and lasts up to 25 hours.
Bluetooth Receiver
A Bluetooth receiver can be plugged into a non-Bluetooth device to give it Bluetooth capabilities. Therefore, if your TV, laptop or radio doesn’t have Bluetooth already you can use this to connect it to your audio transmitter.
Conclusion
Bluetooth technology makes connecting to media devices quickly and easy. It is a fantastic tool for people with hearing loss to ensure that you never have to miss anything. Media devices keep us connected and informed. Whether or not you use hearing aids if you struggle to hear people on the phone, or have to play music or TV so loudly that it keeps your neighbours awake, then you could benefit from Bluetooth technology.
If you are unsure about how it all works or which is the right device for you then get in touch and see how we can help.
