Is the volume loud enough for a hearing impared person?
891795
I am slightly hearing impaired and have always been able to hear the numbers clearly. Even though it says your weight it still displays it on the digital screen.
891796
We can hear it two rooms away when our cat sits on it. So I would say yes. Hope this helps.
891797
Depends on level of impairment. My hearing is not the best and I can hear it fine. It is not real loud, like a person speaking in a normal voice. A very nice scale.
891798
My scale, if I had my sons home they would know what I weigh up stairs. I have good hearing, I think it is too loud. So I hope this helps .Good luck.
891799
This scale volume is loud enough and I do believe someone with impaired hearing should be ale to hear it. I have had no problems with my scale.
1000420
I did not have an issue with loudness. There is a volume control to adjust it up and down.
519909
No, it is not LOUD. It is barely adequate. But it is clear enough. I would never buy it again, not at half the price.
1401182
It's fairly loud, I would say yes that he would be able to hear it. My mother doesn't hear all that well and she can hear it.
797363
Absolutely! My husband is a little hard of hearing (but he won't admit it) and he can hear perfectly fine no matter who he talks to. You can up the volume a lot, but I haven't had to. This is the best phone on the market.
1114510
The speaker is certainly loud enough. You may want have something to set it on while playing it at higher volumes, as the bass causes the speaker to move around. I set it on my iPad case, and that dose the trick nicely.
1427400
It sounds clear and the volume is average at best. If you are hearing impaired, you should look elsewhere. Hope that helps.
1626994
Yes! The person wearing the headset has the ability to turn the volume as loud as they need it in order for them to hear the sound of the TV. Anyone else sitting in the room is able to listen to the TV at whatever volume it is, which would more than likely be lower than the person with the headset. I do believe this saved our marriage...:). It has been a blessing for my husband who has hearing difficulties and the TV does not have to be blasting me out of the room. Strongly recommend to everyone with a hearing disabled family member!
1559972
Certainly loud enough (at least for me). I have it at about 2/3 volume when talking on it. (Great piece of kit BTW).
495582
Absolutely. That's how I'm using it, but be sure to lower the volume on everything first before you try. It can get loud.
2071083
It had multiple volume levels. I workIn a noisy Drs office and was able to hear good. I'm not sure though as far as the hearing problem goes though.
2134535
Yes, it's loud enough. You can turn it into a hand-free talking device as well.
103117
It is not quiet per say but it isnt the loudest one I have had... I would not get it if you are trying to not let other hear you, if that makes sence.
537028
Speaking from personal experience, the answer is no. I've played music as loud as the volume will go, and it did not block out loud talkers.
376324
For the size that it is, I think it is fairly loud. I use it for my excerise room and bathroom and it's loud enough that I can hear it clearly. The sound carries out well.
1614131
No, not if you get a good fit with a good seal with the ear tips. If you turn your music way up someone may hear the smallest amount of noise, but it will not be loud enough to disturb them.
1574020
It depends on people using it. It is quite enough for me. You can lower the noise by setting the heat under "Hi"