Artone 3 MAX Bluetooth Hearing NeckLoop
| Year of Release | 2016 |
|---|---|
| Average Price | $220 |
| Description | The Bluetooth Neckloop is a wireless listening assistive device with built-in Bluetooth technology. It allows hearing aid users to listen to amplified and noise free cell phone conversation and enjoy stereo music streamed from Bluetooth-enabled cellular phones, personal computers or tablets. This accessory allows hearing aid and cochlear implant users to answer and participate in a call without opening their mobile device. It features a play/pause button which can be used to answer a call, as well as volume control buttons and skip/repeat buttons. Pair this accessory to your mobile phone or tablet via Bluetooth. Use the buttons on the device to answer, reject and end calls, adjust the volume and stream music to remotely control your smartphone or tablet. |
| Operating System | N/A |
Where can I get this device?
Also available at other retailers.
Accessibility Features
Hearing Impairment and Deaf
- Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
Where can I get this device?
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More Information
Artone 3 Max product page
View InformationArtone 3 Max Manual
View InformationArtone 3 Max Quick Start Guide
View InformationArtone 3 MAX Bluetooth Hearing NeckLoop PDF
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