How does it compare in size to the new professional hearing aid, Phonak Audeo V?
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I don't know about the Phonak Audio V but, the RCA RPSA10 Symphonic works only for 2 months and then it stops. Not worth the money you paid for it.
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Only if the hearing aids you have operate on the same fm frequency.I believe phonak operates on 7.5 kHz.
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Hello Jeremy...there are quite a few reviews in Amazon that talk to the improved audio quality and ear fit of the new 1C versus the older model. However, Bob has a very good video posted on YouTube reviewing the 1C at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiqS5gnJwWw that you might want to take a look at. It is a little lengthy (19 minutes) but he does a nice job of trying to make a non-biased comparison. He also mentions the audio quality is much better (maybe not mind blowing but significantly better) and the 1C is much more comfortable to wear. Hope that helps.
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Hi, I have used this phone for about 6 months now. I love it. It operates like any other cordless phone for non hearing aid users. For those of us with Phonak hearing aids, you just have to press a small button when you want it to broadcast to your hearing aids. It has a vibrate feature for the ring. A volume control that can be set in the normal range for regular folks. It is basically no different from regular phones except for the feature that connects to the hearing aids. I have other phones but they come with a warning about the volume and other family members have to be careful when they use them. That is not the case with the Phonak telephone. It also has good range. Hi, I have used this phone for about 6 months now. I love it. It operates like any other cordless phone for non hearing aid users. For those of us with Phonak hearing aids, you just have to press a small button when you want it to broadcast to your hearing aids. It has a vibrate feature for the ring. A volume control that can be set in the normal range for regular folks. It is basically no different from regular phones except for the feature that connects to the hearing aids. I have other phones but they come with a warning about the volume and other family members have to be careful when... » Read More Hi, I have used this phone for about 6 months now. I love it. It operates like any other cordless phone for non hearing aid users. For those of us with Phonak hearing aids, you just have to press a small button when you want it to broadcast to your hearing aids. It has a vibrate feature for the ring. A volume control that can be set in the normal range for regular folks. It is basically no different from regular phones except for the feature that connects to the hearing aids. I have other phones but they come with a warning about the volume and other family members have to be careful when they use them. That is not the case with the Phonak telephone. It also has good range. « Show Less
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The main differences are Size and Noise Reduction. The Sport model has a noise reduction rating of 22db The PRO model has a Noise reduction rating of 30db Because of extra noise reduction provided by the PRO version, they have a much larger profile. The larger size COULD be in the way if your using them with a rifle, if you use a handgun, the size should not be an issue. In my personal opinion if the larger "bulk" is not an issue then go for the maximum protection you can get! Your hearing will thank you!
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I haven't had a chance to really test this yet. Suggest you check out the Plantronics Voyager Edge. It has a larger boom than the Jawbone, but all the reviews I read said it was better at noise cancellation, and it holds a charge longer. I think the Jawbone is better for an office worker without as much need for top notch NC. Hope that helps.
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I've owned both and used them with several microphones, including the V01A and a higher end Neumann. In every case, I've preferred the MicPort Pro. The sound is cleaner and warmer, there's almost no hiss, and the thing's durable. I've had my MicPort for several years and still use it as a back up when I travel. I donated the Micmate to a high school drama program. The cord's short on the MicPort Pro and the Phantom Power button is tiny. Still, those are minor complaints. I would, however, invest in a longer cable if you're trying to keep your computer (and computer noise) away from the microphone.
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I do not own both versions, but I believe the main difference is that the Pro-version comes with an additional filter, the white-colored "Low Protection" filter. The low protection filter would be used in situations where you still would prefer some form of hearing protection, but do not need maximum protection and would like to retain a good deal of clarity. An example I might imagine would be in a loud bar, where you would like to turn down the loud music while still being able to maintain a conversation with your friends.
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I have both and this one stays in place better if you are more active whille using this compared to the single ear unit. both are comfortable!
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I have not personally compared, however here is an article that may help answer some questions: http://www.head-fi.org/t/673186/nuforce-mmp-reviewMichael @ Kraft Street Audio
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I have both. I can't tell the difference in terms of sound quality. In my opinion, the SportaPro looks better and does not hurt my ears, as the PortaPro does after prolonged wearing.
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I believe they are the same, but they are not the phonak 2. they have worked great for us and we will buy them again
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sound goes directly into hearing aids without speaker phone distortion. clearer and more distinctive words vs just louder. also allows my mother in law and father in law to both be on the phone conversation together since the speaker volume does not disrupt her
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I bought the small which fit on the device perfectly; however, I still cannot use the device as it (device) is too big to fit in my ear. It's in a box awaiting donation to a silent auction. I looked on the packaging, but I did not find any specs at all. Sorry for the lack of specs.
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yes, it has a better microphone, different design, and I think it has better quality. If you're really unsure then just go on their site: theflip.com. (Duh!)
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Is it definitely louder than the regular size, the sound quality is pretty much the same.
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I find it to be excellent. I've had the sena and this is so much better. Plus it fits in the heet perfect no pressure on the ears from the speakers