Phonak Roger Receivers In a previous post we wrote about some of the different types of Phonak Roger transmitters available. In this particular post we are going to concentrate on Phonak Roger receivers. Phonak Roger transmitters and receivers can't operate in isolation. If you are using one then you also need to have the other! [...]
Does your hearing loss cause problems for you in the workplace? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. There are approximately 10 million people in this country with hearing loss. That's about 1 in 6 and nearly 4 million are of working age. A ‘long day at the office’ has a whole new meaning for those who [...]
Phonak Roger Table Mic II is a wireless microphone especially designed for people with hearing loss who participate in larger meetings around a table. Whereas a Phonak Roger Pen or Roger Select are more than appropriate and capable of dealing with smaller gatherings in noise and around a table, once that table size increases then [...]
Getting together with family and friends is what life’s all about but if you experience hearing loss, it can be a struggle to get involved in social situations as much as you’d like, especially in environments where several people are speaking. Add a bit of background noise, laughing, clinking cutlery or music, and what should [...]
The digital wireless Roger portfolio by Phonak truly excels in offering great benefits in difficult listening situations and unparalleled speech understanding in noise or over distance. The portfolio consists of a range of state-of-the-art wireless Phonak Roger transmitters. They assist hearing aids in picking up a voice of a speaker and wirelessly transmitting it to [...]
Have you heard of the Phonak Roger Pen but are not quite sure how it works or which situations are suitable for its use? If the answer is yes, don’t worry – you’re not alone. Here at FM Hearing Systems we often receive enquiries about the Phonak Roger Pen. As part of our commitment to [...]
Phonak Roger is assistive hearing technology used in conjunction with hearing aids, BAHA's and cochlear implants. It is based on a 6.8 million transistors wireless chip and makes use of intelligent and adaptive algorithms that avoid interference and optimise operating range. Audio signals are digitized and packaged in microsecond long bursts of codes and broadcast [...]
