if you have very minimal hearing loss, would you buy one or two of the devices. and which ear would you buy for if you are buying only one?
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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.
1970463
I have some hearing loss and it works fine...how well for you would depend on extent of your loss of hearing. I cannot speak for company policy, and I would assume that if it was inadequate upon purchase and use, you could return it for a refund. Hope this helps.
1243160
Both, and you can use just one, but I think I recall that both works better (I'm currently using a different headset).
1358676
Almost nothing. Only good for moderate hearing loss. The "Tweak" unit works much better for severe hearing loss and is 100 dollars cheaper. Both are quality units.
1093338
I've only used one so I am not sure if there would be interference if you use more. I'm guessing you would have to have either a splitter or several 3.5 mm connectors on your device (or several devices with access to the same audio signal) to be able to have everyone listen to the same stimuli at once.
1119638
The advice I have seen recommends buying a unit for your weakest ear. I suggest you call the folks at CS 10, as they have just released an updated unit.
247544
I am also partially deaf in both ears but especially in the right ear and find it hard to hear on a telephone using my right ear. I do not use hearing aids (as found them fairly useless!!!), but find I can hear clearly with the Shokz Wraparound in both earphones, so I should imagine you would be ok with them. I was surprised how good the sound was with the Shokz earphones. Good luck with them.
1465833
Ask a licensed hearing aid specialist. I do know that when I bought my top of the line phonak hearing aids for both ears powerone was the one that came with them.
551826
It depends upon whether you have hearing loss in one ear or both ears. Keep in mind that even though they say the list price was $160, they have never been worth more than $10. You must have profound hearing loss for these to be useful at all. I only got one of these and the other I reviewed as a very, very temporary solution until I could get a real hearing aid. My hearing loss is moderate to severe. Mostly moderate. This device was virtually impossible to adjust so the volume was not too loud. If you have profound hearing loss it might help.
163657
We did not use the ear piece, instead we bought my mother over the head earphones which do stay in place and provided hearing in both ears as opposed to only one. Hope this information helps you.
2088350
It is best to check with your audiologist. They can give you the best advice.
1293553
Depends of the purpose, my friend. I purchased only one as I use it for checking mono compatibility during mastering. If you're mixing, you might want to consider getting a pair to check how the overall mix would sound (R+L), and how all elements sit on your mix. Cheers.
2283089
You realize with a single headphone you're only going to hear the music in mono? These headphones are mono. If you use just one of regular headphones, you're only going to hear half the music. There are for sure adaptors that will work at any Radio Shack store or online, and probably wireless transmitters too.
1101251
Hi there,This item is comes with only one earpiece.Thank you,RebeccaSlickBlue
961206
I go to Wal-Mart and buy a set of ear buds in their electronics area - they are not marked "mono" but they work just fine for me. Actually, I buy a set of the less expensive (around $8 or $9). I like the ones with the small ear buds (usually comes with 2 other sizes). I tried the ones with the hard round ear bud and threw it away a day later. The more flexible ones work best for me.
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I actually use only one hearing aid, and by habit I put the phone on the other ear so I can write with my free hand old style. But when I do use the hearing aid side for one reason or another, the phone comes in nice and clear--though I definitely do not use the high volume setting button! I use an earplug rather than an ear mold, and I am sure that makes some difference in phone use--but the Siemens seems to adjust to phone volume instantly and in this as in other matters proves it to be a remarkable hearing aid.
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You can use for either ear - whatever's comfortable. That's the biggest reason I bought this one; most go on the left ear, and that is uncomfortable for me. Hope this helps