The situation: I cannot hear male voices very well, if a TV is on or water is running - I don’t hear my beloved (who turns up TV for himself). Is there a device I could get to direct his voice sounds to my hearing aids (if not Phonak, what company)?
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If you already have Phonak then perhaps the Roger’s mic.
I have Oticon INTENT1 aids and I use either my connect clip mic or the EduMic. The connect clip seems to work lesser distance than the EduMic
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If you are using Phonak, then you could try the Phonak Partner Mic, which he would wear as a lavalier microphone at the base of his neck. They’re (relatively) inexpensive on ebay.
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I recently got a free Phonak Partner mic (and a free Phonak TV streamer) with a pair of Infio Sphere I90’s. The partner mic impressed me on first use. I clipped it to my wife and then wandered around the house, I could literally go to all of the corners of our 2300 SF house, both floors, and not lose contact with her until I stepped out into the garage. They have a range of about 80 ft. I’m taking the Partner mic with us when we fly to Italy in two weeks, for her to wear on the plane.
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