Body Hearing Aid [2 Pin]

Body Hearing Aid:

Body hearing aids, also known as body-worn hearing aids, are a type of ALD that is developed specially for people with severe to profound hearing deficiency.

Unlike Conversely to the traditional BTE or ITE hearing aids, the body type hearing aids are based on a larger electrical device mounted on the body, such as to a waistband or garment.

This type of aid is especially suitable for those who require powerful amplification and for whom other, smaller hearing aids are unsuitable.

The body-worn apparatus is connected to a receiving device located in or adjacent the ear and presents sound signals therein via a speaker or ear mold.

They are often used in the most severe hearing loss cases due to requiring amplification that small, pocket-style instruments are unable to deliver.
The main benefit of body-worn hearing aids is that they can provide more amplification and longevity, which is desirable for people with severe hearing loss.

They also have bigger, easier-to-handle pieces and can be friendlier to people with dexterity or vision issues.

In addition, these devices can have added capabilities such as feedback control, noise management and programmable modes which can be adjusted to suit your lifestyle.

Although they are larger than the others, the body-type hearing aids usually have a longer battery life as larger batteries are used.

But they may not fit as discreetly in some users pockets.

However, for those who require more significant hearing assistance, the body type hearing aid continues to be a necessary solution that emphasizes functionality and power over form.