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Bionic Ear -Hearing Amplifier

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Never miss another word with this bionic hearing amplifier.

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If you're frustrated by ear strain in the back of large business meetings or you want to watch TV at a comfortable volume without disturbing your sleeping family, the high-powered Motokata Bionic Ear Hearing Amplifier is the breakthrough you've been looking for.

Lightweight at just over an ounce and as compact as a standard cigarette lighter, this handy gadget will let you hear spoken words crystal clearly from up to 20 feet away. It amplifies sounds up to 50 decibels and fits discreetly into a shirt pocket or clips onto a belt for hands-free convenience and provides stereo earphones for just the right audio quality and volume control. Now you'll never have to miss another word!

Note: The Bionic Ear is not a medical device for the hearing impaired. Uses one AAA battery (not included).

Product Features

Stereo headphones provide superior audio quality

Amplify sound up to 50 decibels

Intercept sounds from 20 meters away

Extremely light weight

Adjustable microphone (dual direction)

High-powered hearing enhancer

Customer Reviews

This ended up saving my relationship with my roommate! We work opposite shifts and he had a big problem with me watching TV late when I came home after my night shift because it completely kept him up. So I got the hearing amplifier, and when I wear it, I can still watch TV so I can hear it, but it's low enough not to bother him. It works for both of us.

Hal

I have trouble hearing in some of my classes when I get stuck with seats at the back of my lecture hall, but since I got the amplifier, I haven't missed a single word from any of my profs.

Paige B