Roger EasyPen
An effective yet simple microphone with only two buttons for clients who desire ultimate simplicity with full Roger performance, including listening to multimedia.
Roger EasyPen
An effective yet simple microphone with only two buttons for clients who desire ultimate simplicity with full Roger performance, including listening to multimedia.
Roger EasyPen
The Roger EasyPen is an exciting product for clients who desire ultimate simplicity with full Roger performance and do not need Bluetooth functionality or manual microphone control. Featuring premium speech-in-noise and over distance performance, it is the smart solution to overcome difficult listening situations.
Hear better than people with no hearing loss
Roger has been scientifically proven to help hearing aid users understand almost 10 times better in loud noise and over distance than people with normal hearing1
Simply smart
The Roger EasyPen is easy to use, with its automatic microphone mode and only two buttons: one to connect to the hearing aids and one to switch the microphone on/off.
Boost hearing performance
The optimal solution to improve speech understanding in loud noise and over distance1
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Components
One of the following receivers is necessary to benefit from the Roger EasyPen
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1 Thibodeau, L. (2014). Comparison of speech recognition with adaptive digital and FM wireless technology by listeners who use hearing aids. American Journal of Audiology