Advanced wireless microphone beamforming funnels your partner’s voice that is streamed wirelessly into your hearing aids
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Roger™ Clip-On Mic
- Roger compatible
- Worn by partner
- For beginners
Roger™ Clip-On Mic is a small clip-on hearing aid microphone designed to make one-on-one conversations easier in a noisy environment and over distances. Featuring a directional microphone, the user can have clear conversations with their partner. This simple wireless device is perfect for people who are new to using assistive hearing devices.
- Better speech understanding in noisy environments and over distance*¹
- Automatically adjust to noise levels and speakers around you
- Watch TV, listen to music, or use other multimedia devices by connecting to audio sources
Conversations made easier
The Roger Clip-On Mic boasts an array of features that can make having conversations easier in a noisy environment and over distances.
Focus on your partner’s voice
Connect to multimedia devices
Audio input enables connection to multimedia devices
MultiTalker Network
Connect to multiple Roger hearing aid microphones in a network
Roger technology has been scientifically proven to help hearing aid users understand conversations better in loud noise and over distance¹
10x %
better hearing for Roger users compared to people with normal hearing¹
How it works
Roger Clip-On Mic transmits the speaker’s voice directly into your ears using Roger™ Wireless technology and must be used in conjunction with your hearing aids and Roger receivers. Clip-On Mic works within a 10m/33ft range, but it works best within your line of sight as people and walls may block the connection.
Roger Clip-On Mic may be worn two ways:
- Clipped upwards on clothing
- Clipped sideways between buttons on a shirt
Connectivity and compatibility
Roger Clip-On Mic is compatible with almost any hearing aid but requires one of the following receivers to be fully functional.
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Footnotes
*Compared to using hearing aids alone
Thibodeau, L. (2014). Comparison of speech recognition with adaptive digital and FM wireless technology by listeners who use hearing aids. American Journal of Audiology, 23(2), 201-210