It is hard to miss seeing others with hearing loss have great success with Shokz headphones. How easy it would be to listen to a podcast or follow along on a Zoom meeting without noise interference making it difficult to make out what someone is saying. You dream of those days when you can run […]
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You would agree with me, but it’s hard to watch TV without hearing people. Our preference for comfortable listening is like blasting the TV loudly to them. Our choice for closed captioning is a distraction to them. Generally, our preference for how we watch TV is annoying them. One hearing problem is a problem for
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If you’re deaf or hard of hearing, missing a critical alert—like a fire alarm or a baby’s cry—isn’t just annoying; it’s scary & dangerous. The right vibrating smartwatch can bridge that gap, turning audio alarms into unmissable vibrating cues. After scouring feedback from the deaf community, the Apple Watch Series 8 (for iPhone lovers) and Pavlov (for deep sleepers)
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Finding headphones that work with hearing aids or cochlear implants can feel like solving a puzzle. After going through so many headphones, I’ve cracked the code: the Sony WH1000XM3 (for noise cancellation) and OneOdio A71 (for budget-friendly comfort) are your best bets. Here’s why these stand out, what mistakes to avoid, and how to pick headphones that won’t leave
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