Does it interfere with the user's hearing aid?
610790
The wire headband is very versatile and can fit on the head so it can be placed behind the hearing aid. I would suggest that if you get one, you place the mic on the opposite side of your head from the hearing aid. (Don't know if there would be feedback). If you wear 2 hearing aids, I would wonder if there would be feedback, but I don't know the answer to that question.
1615388
Yes it affects the volume, it worked perfectly for me to get rid of the hiss, but it only affected one channel for me. I'm using it with a PC the right speaker seemed muffled at higher volumes the left seemed uninfected, I fixed my problem but I don't have true stereo, y cable on the left channel
1856275
There is a lot of static, so you relay can hear anything. The only way i can her something is if i have it in my ear and put my hand on my ear. There are wireless hearing aids that are pretty much invisible.
215983
Yep, the previous answers are correct. When the noise cancelling feature is engaged, it is difficult, if not impossible, to hear a person speaking even when he or she is standing near you (in fact, that is the whole idea of the noice cancelling feature). If you wish to hear what the person is saying to you, you simply press the "Talk Through" button and you can hear the nearby speaker.
165753
No. They can hear me perfectly. I love this product. Very clear to listen to the other person's voice.
436880
No, it. Really blocks out background sounds and fits tight over ear so no one heard what you are listening too.
1635164
Yes as long as Hearing Aid is Compatible with your Phone and doesn't give you a ringing noise when u hold your phone to the ear with the Hearing Aid
1334964
Yes, I listen to a normal volume on the TV while my husband uses the hearing device. It does not cut out the normal sound.
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.
2004940
No, from my experience it will turn down all sounds that are above your volume setting.I am still deciding if the item works that well.
142346
Not at all unless of course you're playing it extremely loudly. It all depends on the volume, but at the levels that are 'healthy' for your ear, it's inaudible to others. When I remove my earpieces, about 5cm away from ears and I can't hear them anymore.
1062538
As far as I can tell, the answer to your question is no. I use this device every time I drive my car and usually have my iPhone connected through Blue Tooth to the audio system. At the same time there is a radar detector and a dash cam plugged in to the Avantek adaptor. The sound on the system is clear and I have not noticed ANY interference of any kind from this device on any of the different channels on the car audio system (AM/FM/XM/Bluetooth).
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)
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.
576911
Yes,so irritating I couldn't wear it!My wife also heard it. I wear in-the ear hearing aids & a friend bought this thing for me.I told him he wasted his money,it's nothing but junk!
395829
I use it with my reading glasses. It doesn't interfere at all. The arms of the glasses slip between the headset and my head.
1623211
No--had ours for over a year and it still works great. No problems at all. Sound is good, even if your hearing isn't!