Jabra's hearing enhancement earbuds will be available this month for $799
back in August, debuting a model that offers assistance to people with mild-to-moderate hearing loss. At the time, the company also announced that it would sell it directly to customers as a FDA-cleared self-fitting hearing aid. Later this month, Jabra will do just that. On February 25th, the company says you'll be able to purchaseThe earbuds put"medical-grade hearing enhancement" inside a more approachable form factor that looks like a set of regular earbuds.
Four microphones work to reduce background clamor while improving the overall clarity of speech according to Jabra, so they're suitable for use in noisy settings. The company says you can expect up to 10 hours of battery life with an additional two full charges in the included case. The earbuds are also IP52 rated dust and water resistant and are equipped with on-board controls for basic functionality.
Jabra says the Enhance Plus have FDA 510 clearance as a self-fitting hearing aid. This means that it will be available direct to consumers as an over-the-counter device inline with
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