It's portable with lots of features
This Portable Listener and Sound Amplifier increases sound while filtering out annoying background noise, making it easier to hear conversations. It's small and unobtrusive.
Tone control filters out background noises.
Ideal for individuals with slight hearing loss, professionals in business meetings as well as students who attend lectures.
For individuals with hearing loss simple things like carrying on a conversation can be a struggle. The Portable Listener and Sound Amplifier will increase sounds up to 40 dB as well as filter out annoying background sounds.
The Portable Listener and Sound Amplifier measures 4½" L x 2" W x ½" D and weighs only 3 ounces.
It's small and unobtrusive size lets you carry the unit with you in a shirt pocket or purse without it being detected. The lightweight "ear hook" style headset adjusts to comfortably fit either the left or right ear.
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The Portable Listener and Sound Amplifier is helpful for conversations as well as business meetings and lectures. The built-in microphone is small yet powerful, picking up all the important sounds. The adjustable tone control will filter out feedback and other distracting background noise. Sounds are not only louder but also clearer and easier to understand!
The Portable Listener and Sound Amplifier features a detachable omni-directional microphone that is ideal for group settings.
The 12 foot extension cord allows you to place the microphone next to the sound source for optimal performance. Use it comfortably while listening to your favorite music station or the nightly news on TV.
The Portable Listener and Sound Amplifier comes with:
1 Battery charger
2 rechargeable "AAA" NiMH batteries
1 Carrying case with belt loop
Specifications:
Dimensions Overall: 4½" L x 2" W x ½" D
Charger Cord Length: 12'
Product Weight 3 oz
Warranty Manufacturer's One Year Limited Warranty
Batteries/Electric Battery charger (included)
2 rechargeable "AAA" NiMH batteries (included)
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