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Operating System

Metallic gray box attached to black neck loop wire; in the front there is big black switch and five multipurpose LEDs on the left side, with volume up and down buttons.

HearIt Mobile

HearIt Mobile is a user-friendly, wireless neck loop for use with Bluetooth mobile phones.

Various models of neckloops. They resemble long, corded necklaces with small-to-medium-sized electronic devices on the end. They have small menu buttons. One model shown has a small, round microphone attached via cord. Two devices are black; one is silver and black.

Neckloop (Generic)

Wearable necklace that pairs with a device (phone, TV, etc.) and magnetically transmits the sound from that device to the wearer's cochlear implants or hearing aids for easier hearing.

A very small black modem with indicator lights.

ConnectLine Phone Adapter

An adapter for a landline telephone that is not Bluetooth enabled. When installed and paired, it will transfer the call directly and wirelessly to an Oticon Streamer. The Streamer then transmits audio directly to the hearing aids so that the other person on the phone can be heard clearly.

Handapparat Siemens Optipoint mit Sprech-Taste u. MFE.

Optipoint

Telephone handset with magnetic field generator that is useful for those with hearing problems or those who wear hearing aids.

Various types of accessibility features in mobile devices. In one image, there is an illustration of a user controlling their smartphone using voice control. Also shown is an iPhone with screen magnification. The screen is zoomed in and shows a section of the home screen apps. There is an iPhone connected via its charging port to an external switch adapter. The switch is large, round, and red. There is also a hand holding a touchscreen candy-bar style mobile phone that is displaying braille.

Accessibility Features in Mobile Phones (Smart and Simple) GARI [Generic Entry]

There are many different accessibility features that are built into mobile phones, as well as phones designed specifically for different disability groups. GARI provides the ability to find just the features you are looking for.  

Opis 60s micro hEar

Opis 60s micro hEar

Α mobile phone receiver that allows users to enjoy an interference-free communication on their mobile phone while using their hearing aid.

Wire with rounded hook on top of a smartphone

T-hook

Cordless mobile phone adapter for hearing aids.

Small box with two wired connectors.

Cochlear Implant Telephone Adaptor

This product provides a direct connection and interface between the telephone and a cochlear implant speech processor (the external part of the implant) for clearer telephone reception.

A small oval-shaped black device with a silver tip with the name Cochlear on it. On the front is a large rectangular button with a telephone icon, a small round button labeled "P" and another small round button with a microphone icon. On the side edge is a slide button.

Cochlear Wireless Telefonclip

A small lightweight device that clips onto clothing and provides a secure, hands-free through a Bluetooth enabled phone.

A small black rectangular device on a neck strap with three icon buttons on the front: a telephone, a microphone, and a computer.

ConnectLine Streamer Pro

A device that gives users wearing Oticon hearing aids control over all functions: changing the hearing programs or regulating the hearing aid volume and the connection to all audio, entertainment and communication devices. This device sends audio signals directly to both ears, transforming the hearing aids into two small wireless headphones.