Sound amplifier with HD chip – five ear tips and 40 hours of runtime

Sound Amplifier with HD Chip – More Detail in What Is Happening Around You

A digital device that picks up ambient sound and transmits it amplified. The sound chip processes the signal three-dimensionally, so its direction remains audible. Five ear tips in different shapes are included; you choose the fit yourself.

Why Choose a Digital Sound Amplifier?

Analog amplification raises everything, including the background chatter that is of no use to you. Digital processing distinguishes between what is happening nearby and what is happening in the background. You can adjust the volume for each ear, so the left and right sides do not have to be set equally.

• HD sound chip: processes the signal digitally instead of merely increasing its volume.
• Spatial processing: direction and distance are retained in the amplified sound.
• Volume per ear: one dial adjusts the left and right sides independently.
• Five fits: choose the ear tip that stays in place without pressing.
• 30 to 40 hours of battery life: charging is done via cable and takes around one hour.

A device you put in each morning and do not need to pick up again until evening.

First, choose the ear tip that fits without pressing; one that is too small can let sound escape. Set the volume low when putting it in, then gradually increase it. Connect the charging cable to the port on the underside; it fills the battery in about an hour.

Specifications

• HD sound chip with spatial processing
• 30 to 40 hours per full charge
• Charging time: approximately 1 hour
• Five ear tips included
• Volume control for each ear

Choose the left, right, or both, and have the cable ready.