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These Geemarc stereo inductive silhouette earhooks are for use with two post-aural hearing aid. They are worn by simply placing over the ear beside the aids. The earhook part provides an inductive output for use with the hearing aid "T" or "loop" programme.
As a guide, the CLHook3 will work anywhere that personal stereo-style headphones do.
With 3.5mm plug and a 115cm lead.
CLHook3 - Dual inductive earhooks 3.5mm plug for audio ( 95MUGLD )
Reviewed by: Jo
These are so comfy to wear and don't squish my ears like OTE headphones.
CLHook3 - Dual inductive earhooks 3.5mm plug for audio ( 95MUGLD )
Reviewed by: Ed
Having owned three pairs of these ear hooks, I have had a fair bit of experience with them. Pros: They work great with my behind the ear aids and are useful for listening to music whilst on the move. The telecoil-only setting on my aids eliminates background noise so you can fully immerse yourself into what you are listening to. Cons: Price - quite dear at £22 The sturdiness of the design. Being of a hook shape, they have a tendency to get caught on things. With all the will in the world and being as careful as possible, I can't seem to avoid the connection between the hook and the cable becoming frayed and the resultant damage. I'm currently on the look out for my fourth pair, but will probably try and look for a set with a sturdier design. If the cable was braided, it would go some way to lengthening its lifespan.
CLHook3 - Dual inductive earhooks 3.5mm plug for audio ( 95MUGLD )
Reviewed by: Deborah Doodle
I love these, they are compact and I get a good sound of them with Oticon hearing aids. Only problem is, if you're wearing glasses as well, it can get a bit hard to position them right but look after them and you'll have them for years to come.
CLHook3 - Dual inductive earhooks 3.5mm plug for audio ( 95MUGLD )
Reviewed by: Bob J
Effective. The proximity of the hooks makes for a good signal without having to have the volume on the device turned up to the max. Wearing with behind the ear aids and glasses makes things a bit crowded back there, but it can be comfortably arranged (why doesn't somebody make loop ends that attach to the ends of glasses arms?)