Assistive products that record, play and display audio and visual information

Airtube headset

The sound is transported via air. By this, you avoid both magnetic fields, mobile phone radiation, and electric fields by your ear and your head.
You can use the airtube headset with your mobile phone, tablet, Chromebook or computer. Connect it via the mini jack connection. You can turn the volume up and down.

Nem FM og DAB-radio med forudinstillede favoritkanaler

Go-box Plus

Go-box Plus

Olympus DM-720

SHOKZ Headphones

SHOKZ headphones use bone conduction technology to transmit sound to the ears. This allows the user to keep their ears free to hear surroundings and be aware of their environment. They can be used in traffic, at work, or in class, and connect via Bluetooth to a smartphone, computer, or similar device.

earis MAX Bluetooth headphones

This unit functions as a receiver for sound from Bluetooth Classic and Bluetooth LE Audio as well as Auracast broadcast sound, featuring high-quality sound and active noise reduction, including a transparent mode.

my Board Buddy

my Board Buddy Go and my Board Buddy Air magnify and adapt content from large screens such as SmartBoards, enabling users with reduced vision to follow teaching and presentations. The devices act as a visual link between the shared screen and the users personal device.

In-ear phones

In-ear headphones are specially selected for the Bellman & Symfon range of digital speech amplifiers and listening systems. They offer stereo sound with high clarity and a lot of detail and have closed drivers that minimize sound leakage and the risk of feedback.

Headphones

The stereo headphones are specially selected
for the Bellman & Symfon range of digital
speech amplifiers and listening systems.
They feature semi-closed drivers and deliver
clear sound with very little feedback. The
headphones are equipped with a single-sided
cord and are robust and user friendly.