Does it interfere with the user's hearing aid?
1889255
None of our users have hearing aids so I do not know. The only time there is feedback is when the microphone is held to close to the battery pack. We use these amplifiers for performing. They are great, light weight, rechargeable and very easy to use. The performing groups loves them. Lani
1927676
Very much so! The person using it doesn't have to put the mouthpiece up to there mouth , the electronics in it is sensitive to pick up there talking. On the hearing end it is very clear. The only questionable part is the ringer is not very loud but authentic. I hope that answers your question.
1507112
Honestly it depends on how close people are to you, the volume they are speaking at, and the volume you have your music set to. It does block out a good amount though.
2277204
Don't know. I only use it in my right ear and I phone on the left ear. I don't know that it will help but the design shouldn't interfere either.
1986637
No you will receive the sound but it will not make it to your ears. I don't wear my hearing aids when I use the earphones. This Sennheiser system is wonderful for me as no matter what the sound system I had put into my home I could not hear most dialogue. Before this system I would watch foreign movies as it was my only opportunity to understand the nuance of the program.
1865672
No, it doesn't. But they can't hear you talk when it's in the air because it's so far away from your mouth. It does pick up some background noise.
1997074
Not really. The frequency of the human voice does not get affected by the noise canceling.
1686668
The device does not get in the way of my hearing aids.It does nothing to help either nor should it be expected to.
1496888
I'm thinking no. The earpiece is shaped to a cone directed to the entry of the ear canal. Hopefully someone who wears hearing aids can give you a better answer.
537384
Nope. Tell them to turn it down. Noise cancelation phasing circuits work with continuous noise, such as a rumble.
477768
I don't wear a hearing aid, but I do have a hearing problem and probably should. I find the sound clarity of this phone "fuzzy" on the cordless handsets and my wife, who has perfect hearing has the same problem, so I know it is not just me. I also know it is not a line problem, because my old cordless phones are clear as a bell, just worn out so I can't use them. I would not recommend this phone to anyone with a hearing problem.
1556503
No it does not avoid blocking the speakers but if it is to low you may not hear it as well.
2201195
Not actively. There is no noise cancellation. However, as the padding fits around the ear, most things are muffled. At a reasonable volume, you will not hear someone talking to you until about the third time they shout your name.
610024
No, it is not audible in the headset. But, it may affect the person who is trying to hear you on the other line if you are using if for a phone (keep in mind I've experience this with mine - which has an adapter to a 3.5 mm jack, so I don't know if this happens because of the adapter or because of the headphone set up itself)
1154187
I don't know. I have no trouble hearing on the phone with the aid in my ear.
1240340
Yes, it does not block hearing ambient noise or conversation in either ear.
1443156
The speaker juts a little into the ear opening, so it would be hard to wear a hearing aid (other than one that goes deep into the ear canal like a Lyric). The Ear Loop is just for stability and doesn't interfere with earrings or glasses.