Assistive Listening Devices

• Adjust the ALD near your TV, stereo, or any other audio device you’re using.
• Connect it directly to the source, with the help of Bluetooth or with cables.
• Once connected, adjust the settings such as the volume or sound filters to optimise the sound quality to your preferences.
• If you want to use a personal receiver with your assistive listening device, wear it around your neck or attach it to your hearing aids or headphones.
• Now, enjoy clearer sound whether you’re watching TV, listening to music, or talking on the phone.

Who Should Use Assistive Listening Devices?
People who have difficulty hearing in specific situations but do not need a full hearing aid. They are a great solution for people who:
Struggle with TV or Music: If background noise makes it hard to hear conversations or your favourite shows, ALDs can improve your listening experience.
Have Partial Hearing Loss: Those who don’t need hearing aids but still find it difficult to hear at a distance or in noisy environments can use ALDs.
Want to Enhance Audio Experience: Even people with normal hearing may use ALDs for a richer, clearer listening experience, especially if you are in challenging environments like crowded rooms or while watching television.