Adult Size Williams Sound Deluxe Rear-wear Mono Headphones: 20-20kHz Frequency, 16 Ohms, 108 dB Sensitivity Review

Great for me and I have a severe hearing loss. I use them at my church which has a William Sound FM system. With them I hear crystal clear through my hearing aid. Added bonus: they're comfortable and don't ruin my hair anymore!

My aunt is 96 years old and deaf. She doesn't have very good hearing aids (very expensive) - because she's losing them! She recently had a stroke and the speech therapist at her rehabilitation center used this device very effectively on her. I bought her my own pad and it helped a lot.

I really wanted these headphones, but with a volume control on the cable. Couldn't find one that was affordable and had a reliable rating. That's why I went with these standard blue occipital headphones. They work. They're pretty comfortable. So far they have been reliable (but I had them not long ago). I am sure that in 6 or 7 months I will of course replace them with another pair. That's how headphones work these days. But at least they are ok so far. Recommended for $20 headphones. 4.2…

I use the Williams Sound Pocketalker with a foldable headset all day. I need to be able to lie on my bed day and night. This headset fits the bill. Pros: Unusually good highs with no emphasis on bass. This is ideal for men who tend to lose their hearing at high frequencies or whose high frequencies are overwhelmed by bass. This thick single wire from the phone to the Pocketalker reduces tangles and wear and tear. Cons: Initially awkward behind-the-ear design that you get used to over time. Some