Phonak Roger Table Mic 3 (twin pack)

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Phonak Roger Table Mic 3 (twin pack)

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Details & Features

Meetings often cause hearing difficulties for people with hearing loss, such as side conversations, surrounding noise or distance to the speaker. When faced with certain challenging listening situations, a hearing aid might not be enough, but one or more Roger Table Mics are ideal. 

Roger Table Mic II is fully automatic - which makes it very easy to use. With a battery life of 16 hours it will last a full working day. In a large meeting with several participants, multiple Roger Table Mic II can be simultaneously connected for optimal listening results. 

Roger Table Mic 3 features include:
  • Audio processing fine-tuned meetings
  • Easy coverage of large meetings with MultiTalker Network
  • Remote control for increased convenience
  • 3.5mm audio input for connection to multimedia devices
  • 20 hours of operating time
  • Mute function - useful during meeting breaks or when you want to focus on a presenter without being disturbed by side conversations from other participants
Roger Table Mic 3 can be used in a multi-talker network along with:
  • Several Roger Table Mics
  • Roger Select
  • Roger Pen and Roger EasyPen
  • Clip-On Mic

The microphone transmits the meeting participants' voices directly into your ears. The system consists of three main elements: the hearing aids, Roger receivers and one or more Roger Table Mic(s).

You can also connect the Roger Table Mic to an audio source – such as a conference telephone, tablet or computer - to hear its audio signal directly in your hearing aids.

To use Roger Table Mic II with hearing instruments, a compatible Roger Receiver is required.

Roger Table Mic 3 includes: 1 x Roger Table Mic 3, remote control, Power supply with country adaptor and charging cable (micro-USB), soft case, 3.5mm audio cable, RCA/Cinch adapter, quick setup guide        

   

FAQs

What if my hearing aid stops working?

What could be the cause of this;

1. A Dead battery.
2. A Clogged sound outlet.
3. A Clogged microphone opening.

 

What is the solution for this;
1. Replace the battery.
2. Clean the sound outlet or change the wax filter.
3. Clean microphone opening.

 

You might find the following videos useful;

For a video on how to change the wax filter click here. 


For a video on how to change the dome click here.

For a video on how to change the battery in your hearing aid click here.

 

Contact Information

Company name: The Hearing Experts

Tel: +441412 806123

E-mail: info@thehearingexperts.co.uk

Address: International House, 55 Longsmith street, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL1 2HT, United Kingdom.



Complimentary Supplies

Starter Pack Of Supplies

If you have ordered a hearing aid or pair of hearing aids, we will include a starter kit of cleaning and maintenance supplies to get you going. This will include:

1 x pack of hearing aid domes

1 x pack of wax guards

1 x pack of batteries (for battery models only)

or

1 x standard hearing aid charger (for rechargeable models only)

Complimentary Supplies

Starter Pack Of Supplies

If you have ordered a hearing aid or pair of hearing aids, we will include a starter kit of cleaning and maintenance supplies to get you going. This will include:

1 x pack of hearing aid domes

1 x pack of wax guards

1 x pack of batteries (for battery models only)

or

1 x standard hearing aid charger (for rechargeable models only)

30 Day Risk-Free Trial

Money Back Guarantee

Our no quibble, 30-day, money back guarantee policy is exactly that - if you don't like, or you're unhappy with any hearing aid you have purchased from The Hearing Experts you can return it to us for a full refund. No restocking fee. No fine print.

30 Day Risk-Free Trial

Money Back Guarantee

Our no quibble, 30-day, money back guarantee policy is exactly that - if you don't like, or you're unhappy with any hearing aid you have purchased from The Hearing Experts you can return it to us for a full refund. No restocking fee. No fine print.

FAQs

Shipping & Returns

United Kingdom: 2-4 working days

We have a 30-day returns policy. If you wish to return your order, contact us and we'll be happy to help.

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