How successful is the Micro Plus withuse in only 1 ear?
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I have partial hearing loss in my left ear. I use the amplifier in my left ear and it does pretty good. the only problem I have is the need to constantly adjust the volume, depending on my surroundings. It aslo goes through batteries rather quickly.
1075055
I didn't like it because of the background noise you get, i returned right away.
1075056
I didn't like it because you get to much background noise, I returned the next day, I was lucky to get my money back.
1075057
This is the best earphone for my mother, beter than clínical earphones. I buyed one of them at Walmart Orlando; that changed my mother's life. When she breaks it, I search in Amazon and buyed two of them. You must know that small batteries play only 2 hours, you must buy a lot of them.
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I think that the plus model will be best. It has better sound quality and if you, later on, want to add more sound you can do that by just buying another one. I bought a jam plus speaker but I'm not that pleased with it. Guess you could say in a audiophile. It lacks base and distorts a lot. Might be a defective model. I found the JBL micro 1 or 2 to have better audio quality. More base i think. If I could reverse my buy i would have bought that. But still your choice. Goodluck
1974375
There is a little but nothing too badIf you want little to no microphonics with much better isolation, I would go for the brainwavz s1. It sounds better overall tooBrainwavz S1 IEM Noise Isolating Earphones With Clearwavz Remote and Microphone for iPhone iPad iPod
35736
My ear buds are just one, so never have tried 2. I can hear just fine with one.. Just used them in our Choir recording!!Bought the ear bud through Amazon too. Hope it works for you!
677760
Yes it will work in either ear ....To me using bluetoolth is the only way to go and with the laws changing its easer then paying tickets....
1863651
Try the S1 model. It's way lighter than the S2. Microphonics is hardly present on both models. Before you make a purchase, consider changing se215 eartips first.
2255455
Hi I used it with really good results with a couple of small "JBL Control One" speakers and they did work fine, even though their sensitivity is on the lower side at just 87dB/W/m. Some speakers with higher sensitivity would even give you more volume. I think this little baby is capable of driving to a good level a small system if you are not unrealistic with your expectations. I myself have moved on to a "NAD D3020" but that is another ball park. But I am not getting rid of the TP30, I do like it.
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If you use a headphone adapter (something like this? http://www.headphone.com/collections/adaptors/products/stereo-mini-to-one-quarter-inch-adapter
1697163
The PLUS model can be used individually in MONO mode like the regular JAM speaker, it has a switch under it that lets you set one as a Left channel and another as the Right channel.
106166
Yes, just one. The control on these earphones are made for android devices.
1111706
Hi! I'm not a specialist but if they can hear ok with ear buds they can hear OK with the Nano as the volume is plenty loud enough.Hope this helps
1920583
hard to tell. I replaced it and within a week it was only working in one ear again.
1024277
I don't think so. Though I'm not sure why you'd want to listen in only one ear. I think it has to do with cancelling music when a phone call comes in.
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I can only hear out of one ear, and that is not great. It was not loud enough for me,but my hearing is only at about 30%. At home I use my apple boom box with my iPhone .. The 5 doesn't fit but can be plugged in. Driving, which is when I listen the most I use the car's blue tooth which will really blast. I'd love to have a single headphone that s loud enough for me to listen to at night, but no luck so far, so if anyone out there knows of one, let us know. Btw, iPhone can be adjusted to go to just one ear even with 2 ear headphones, and there is a work around to make it louder, but I haven't gotten to it yet. Good luck, sorry I couldn't help. I can only hear out of one ear, and that is not great. It was not loud enough for me,but my hearing is only at about 30%. At home I use my apple boom box with my iPhone .. The 5 doesn't fit but can be plugged in. Driving, which is when I listen the most I use the car's blue tooth which will really blast. I'd love to have a single headphone that s loud enough for me to listen to at night, but no luck so far, so if anyone out there knows of one, let us know. Btw, iPhone can be adjusted to go to just one ear even with 2 ear headphones, and there is a work around to make it louder, but I... » Read More I can only hear out of one ear, and that is not great. It was not loud enough for me,but my hearing is only at about 30%. At home I use my apple boom box with my iPhone .. The 5 doesn't fit but can be plugged in. Driving, which is when I listen the most I use the car's blue tooth which will really blast. I'd love to have a single headphone that s loud enough for me to listen to at night, but no luck so far, so if anyone out there knows of one, let us know. Btw, iPhone can be adjusted to go to just one ear even with 2 ear headphones, and there is a work around to make it louder, but I haven't gotten to it yet. Good luck, sorry I couldn't help. « Show Less
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I have a pair of Phonak hearing aids. They pair with my ComPilot. I haven't experienced any problem with my MC1 that I purchased from Amazon. I have asked persons on the receiving end of the conversation & the tell me very good audio on their end.
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You could start with one. I have a more serious loss so I have two. if your hearing is the same in both ears I don't think it would matter. It's a nice small comfortable hearing aid. when you put the right size adapter for your ear you can even sleep with out squealing.
1934369
I switched quickly to the PLT_M50, which does not have the problems I described in the M20 and I have small ears :)