Discreet In-Ear Sound Amplifier with Noise Reduction

Clearer speech, without the whistle

Noise reduction that targets speech

Intelligent noise reduction works on the sound around the voice in front of you, so speech stands out in a busy room. The anti-whistle processing keeps feedback from howling when you turn your head or lean toward someone. You do not need to pull the unit out in front of people to fix it.

Battery you can read at a glance

The LCD shows the battery as a percentage. In the product images it reads 95%, so you know where the charge sits before a long dinner. An indicator light on each unit confirms that it is on.

A 175° rotating earpiece

The earpiece rotates 175 degrees, so you can angle it until it sits comfortably against the ear. Turn it until pressure goes away, then leave it there. The skin-toned body stays low profile.

Charging case, two units, carry strap

• Charging case×1

  Hinged lid with LCD battery readout

• In-ear units×2

  Left and right, skin-toned with a soft white tip

• Carry strap×1

  Leather-look loop for the case

From missed punchlines to easy conversation

The dinner that got quiet

The dinner gets loud, the words blur, and you ask someone to repeat the punchline. Then the TV goes up another notch and the whole room starts to notice. Each time, you feel a little more tired of asking.

Small enough to forget

Behind-ear devices are visible and fiddly, and cheap earbuds whistle the moment you lean in. This unit sits low in the ear, so it stays out of sight, and the case is small enough to carry on a day out.

Know what it is, and what it is not

This is a personal sound amplifier, not a medical hearing aid and not a fix for hearing loss. Use it for conversations and TV at a comfortable volume. If your hearing changes suddenly, see an audiologist before you rely on it.

What to expect over time

1. First use
   Adjusting to the fit

   Rotate the earpiece to find a position that sits without pressure. Start with short sessions at home.

2. Week 1
   Learning your routine

   Use it in quiet rooms first, then in busier settings. The battery display shows how fast it drains with your daily use, so you can plan charging.

3. Day 30
   Settling into daily use

   Many people wear it for conversations and TV. If hearing difficulty persists or changes suddenly, book an audiologist evaluation.

Keep it charged and clean

• Charge on the low signal

  Charge when the LCD shows low battery, and unplug once it reaches full.

• Close the case between uses

  The hinged lid keeps both units inside and ready for the next wear.

• Wipe the units dry

  Clean the skin-toned bodies and white tips with a dry cloth after each wear.