Enhance Your Listening Experience with the WILLIAMS SOUND Pocketalker Single Earbud Ear 013 Review

These are quality headphones but not stereo. They can't be made to work with Williams audio subsystems, although I'm sure they will work without electronics, again not stereo.

I am profoundly deaf. I have used individual Williams Sounds headphones with my personal William Sounds hearing aid for many years. The quality is like a "real" voice. Not only does it increase the volume, the sound is clear and crisp.

I was so frustrated I paid $16 apiece for them and after a couple of weeks they abandoned our folks. They become clumsy and "static" and almost unusable. It feels like a waste of money for something that's an integral part of the Williams Audio Assist system.

I was so upset I paid $16 a piece for them and they broke after a few weeks. They become clumsy and "static" and almost unusable. It feels like a waste of money for something that's an integral part of the Williams Audio Assist system.

headphones exactly what I needed and what I was looking for. This allows me to hear clearly in church and still be very easy to put on and take off. Similar devices that the Church provides for use in its system also do not work. Other similar devices on Revain tend to be slightly more expensive.

I have used and installed Williams sound systems in many churches for over 30 years. Eventually you'll need to replace your headphones, I've tried many others and this is the only option that works. I find the cheaper single mono headphones, many of which only last a month or less, and church members like to wrap cables around the receivers and stretch the wire. This product holds up much better. I wish it had a better sound, but it does the job. I also order replacement foam and change it when