Assistive listening devices
TV listening devices

Who they are designed for
- Those who struggle to follow TV dialogue, yet do not feel they need hearing aids
- People who wear hearing aids but still have ongoing issues following TV dialogue
- Anyone who likes to watch TV without bothering those around them
Assistive listening devices can be beneficial for everyone, regardless of hearing ability. All modern televisions, generally those less than 15 years old, are compatible with the range we sell.
Funding is available
Device options

Sennheiser RS 195
$599A clear signal with up to 100m range, the RS 195 boasts a rich sound to satisfy demanding music lovers. Enjoy wandering between rooms while listening to music and TV. The ergonomic design ensures hours of comfortable listening.
Pairs directly to the TV only

GN ReSound TV Streamer 2
$449Enhance your TV experience with the TV Streamer 2, which delivers crystal-clear stereo sound directly to your hearing aids from up to 7 metres away. Transform your hearing aids into discreet wireless headphones, providing seamless audio streaming.
Compatible with our GN ReSound range
Oticon TV Adaptor 3.0
$379The Adaptor 3.0 allows you to enjoy watching TV at your preferred volume, while the rest of the family can keep the volume at a level that suits them. The sound is rich and natural, with up to 15m listening range.
Compatible with our Oticon range

Phonak TV Connector
$379The TV Connector streams TV and music, transforming your hearing aids into wireless stereo headsets. A simple plug-and-play interface works with TVs and other audio sources to support direct hearing aid connectivity.
Compatible with our Phonak range
Every ALD sale includes
Option of home installation
We can offer in-home assistance to help you set up your ALD.
Return policy of 30 days
If you are not happy with your ALD, you are entitled to a full refund within 30 days of purchase.
12 month warranty period
In case of fault or breakdown, ALDs are fully covered for 12 months.
Come and hear one for yourself
Book a free device discussion and we will demonstrate how a TV streamer sounds through your own hearing aids, then check whether funding covers it.