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View full detailsWe have a dedicated team of audiologists available to help. Leading the team at HearingDirect.com is Bev, who is happy to answer any questions you might have.
Assistive listening devices are designed with the hard of hearing in mind.At Hearing Direct we are focused on providing high-quality items to better the quality of life for those with hearing loss. Our web store is home to an expert set of listening devices so you can enjoy even more of the sounds you love.
We offer a range of assistive listening devices designed to further immerse ourselves in the sounds around us. By adding some extra amplification, we can once again experience high-quality sounds without losing out on clarity or crispness. At Hearing Direct, you will find:
What makes listening devices so useful for those with hearing loss is that they put emphasis on dialogue and provide clarity of the voice, speech, tone, and different pitches. Many ALDs do not even require the use of hearing aids and can be used whether you have hearing loss or not.
We are committed to providing trusted and reliable brands who are also dedicated to bettering the lives of those with hearing loss. Depending on the item you are most interested in, a specific manufacturer may produce the product you seek. We stock the following brands of assistive listening devices:
For expert video reviews, visit our TV Headphones for the Hard of Hearing blog post to see which assistive listening device could be right for you.
If the answer is not recently, we recommend an online hearing test. Our check is free, only takes a few minutes, and you will receive your results instantly. The outcome will indicate if you should take action to prevent the possible onset of hearing loss. As our test cannot be regarded as clinical data, if you do have concerns, we advise you consult your GP or an audiologist for a professional hearing screening.
