Mirai Speaker

Q: What is the Mirai Speaker and how does it help with hearing TV dialogue? A: The Mirai Speaker is a specialized TV speaker designed for people with hearing loss or difficulty understanding dialogue. It uses patented curved sound technology to deliver clear, focused speech without needing to increase the overall volume, making voices easier to hear and understand.

Q: Who should use this TV speaker for hearing assistance? A: This assistive listening device is perfect for seniors, elderly individuals, people with mild to moderate hearing loss, those who wear hearing aids, or anyone who struggles to understand TV dialogue clearly. It's also ideal for families where one person needs clearer sound without disturbing others.

Q: How does the curved sound technology work for speech clarity? A: The Mirai Speaker's patented curved sound technology focuses and directs dialogue frequencies specifically toward the listener, enhancing speech clarity while reducing background noise and distortion. This allows you to hear conversations and narration more clearly without turning up the volume.

Q: Is this TV speaker easy to set up and use? A: Yes! The Mirai Speaker is a plug-and-play solution that connects easily to your TV without complicated installation. Simply connect it to your television's audio output, and you'll immediately experience clearer dialogue and enhanced speech understanding.

Q: Will this speaker work with hearing aids and assistive listening devices? A: Absolutely. The Mirai Speaker is designed to complement hearing aids and other assistive listening devices. Its focused sound delivery and speech enhancement technology work alongside your existing hearing assistance tools to provide even better TV audio clarity.

Q: Can I use this speaker without disturbing others in the room? A: Yes, the Mirai Speaker's directional sound technology focuses clear dialogue toward the primary listener while maintaining normal volume levels for others. This means you can enjoy enhanced speech clarity without forcing everyone else to listen to loud TV audio.