Hearing Aid Cell Phones – Help For The Hearing Impaired

More than 120 million people across the U.S. use cell phones, but people with hearing aids are still struggling to keep up with fast paced wireless technology. Audex Inc., a leading manufacturer of telecommunications and assistive listening devices, comes to their assistance with a new hearing aid mobile phone accessory compatible with many Nokia cell phones. These hearing aid cell phones offer improved mobile phone clarity to hearing impaired individuals, as well as to people using their phones in noisy environments.

This innovative hearing aid cell phone is a true winner with impressive sound clarity and amplification. Cellular phones provide lower volume, making it harder to hear. The CHAAMP, as the accessory is called, rectifies this mobile phone amplification problem. This is a giant leap forward in cellular communication technology, which aids hearing impaired people who are keen to join millions of other wireless users.

This assistive listening device is a snap-on mobile cell phone apparatus that easily attaches to any Nokia 5100, 6100, or 7100 series cell phone. The most important feature of these devices is the elimination of interference caused by digital cellular phones in hearing aids. It is also useful in environments where it is difficult to hear and is particularly beneficial to business travelers, construction workers, and other active users who require phones with higher speaker and ringer volumes.

Apart from its hearing aid compatibility, the CHAAMP™ features background noise suppression and a high-quality speaker for improved sound. The cell phone device also has a recorder function for on-line recording of calls and a playback facility, as well as an amplified ringer with a flashing light indicator for incoming calls.

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