Whenever you’re within range of the transmitter, about 33 feet on average, you’ll be able to hear the television in your hearing aids - loud, clear and without any echoes or delays. Unless your smart TV has built-in Bluetooth, what’s required is a small Bluetooth streaming box or adapter, as low as $13, that connects to the TV and acts as a middleman of sorts.
Newer models can also make a big difference with televisions because they have built-in Bluetooth connectivity, which means they are designed to pick up sound from digital devices - usually smartphones for calls. You probably know that hearing aids are smaller and more powerful than a few years ago. This soundbar “has a neutral, balanced sound profile well-suited to many different types of audio content from bass-heavy music genres to dialogue-centric TV shows,” according to Canadian review site, which buys its products for testing. It is also ideal for those who may struggle to clearly hear content. The Klipsch Cinema 800 is a more expensive option at $969, but it comes with several internal speakers, Dolby Atmos 3.1 support, voice-enabled smart assistants - Google and Alexa - plus a wireless subwoofer. Zvox says this works much like hearing aid technology, using a more advanced processor that’s capable of subtle manipulation of sound. The Zvox family of soundbars, from $99, has a patent-pending technology called AccuVoice that lifts voices out of soundtracks to make them clearer and more understandable, according to the company. Nearly all new models have integrated Bluetooth technology, allowing you to stream music to the soundbar from your smartphone, tablet or computer. It delivers low-end bass - like feeling the rumble of a helicopter or roar of a dinosaur. What’s more, many soundbars come with a wireless subwoofer to place elsewhere in the room. On the whole, their sound is similar to what you would get if you combined an audio-video receiver with multiple speakers throughout a room - but for less money, less space and with less technical know-how required. The separate device houses multiple speakers, and some models even simulate a surround-sound-like movie theater experience. After all, televisions are getting so thin these days, how good can you expect pancake-shaped speakers to sound? They are a popular option to amplify audio. Soundbars are horizontal speakers that sit just above or below the television.
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