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Fantastic app for hearing impaired people
Fantastic!
I have an old phone that I plan to download the app to and reserve solely for running the app. So far I have used ear buds but may invest in a good set of headphones for the sake of comfort.
My hearing is not at the stage where I need support in most other setting so I am hoping that I get some time out of this solution before I need to go the whole hog and get a more formal hearing aid.
Useful with wires.
No Bluetooth support
If the developers would simply make the leap with this app and get it Bluetooth compatible, I could see this really helping a LOT of elderly and those with hearing loss issues. But until then, I cannot in good conscience recommend this to anyone that has stepped out of 2010 and into the present.
Crashes
No Bluetooth support.
Looking for an app to help while my hearing aids go away to be repaired.
Sadly this app did not support my Bluetooth headset
Doesn’t recognize Bluetooth headphones on iPhone 8+
How am I supposed to hear a lecture when I can’t leave my phone near the person speaking without sitting in their lap?
Useless app.
Works great! 6s
I can finally hear tv!
Works great
Can’t get it to work
Looks like it could be good ...
I know it's a free app but still I'd suggest finding an alternative.
Crashes
Worthless without Bluetooth support
Won’t open
A really bad app
Amplifier App is Great when in quiet place/theater • I would’ve given it 5 stars EXCEPT ...
It has a range of appx 30feet with well modulated tonal clarity • • EXCEPT there is NO AMBIENT BACKGROUND NOISE CANCELLATION Built In or Available • • I am 74 yrs old, slowly grown very deaf over the last 10-15 yrs due to too many more years of Diabetes even under fairly good control • • The way the App works is, it hijacks the microphone and turns your mobile phone into an amplifier when you plug in some “really good quality” ear buds or ear phones • • I would have given this App 5 stars except for its inability to control the intensity of the background noise coming in • everything overlapping at the same rate (background/foreground/whatever) and at the same time,• it doesn’t matter where you are in a public place or a crowd it captures everything all at once and amplifies it to the point that it becomes unpleasant • still, it’s great for quiet places especially in the movies where the Hearing Devices loaned out to the guests are worse than inadequate for even those with mild hearing loss ...
