To make it short No !. You get what you order. A device which can probably be characterized most likely with the attribute beginner. Mine was not in use and processing technically ok. One thing was clear: My elderly Sennheiser is worlds better knit together, but cost twenty years ago already 15 times. But he can only lane noise transmission without language acceptance. Haptic the Albino hearing aid is quite ok. Would he cost a 50s he was not much better.
An instruction manual is thankfully. Many similar products reaches here before the cutbacks, which the devices usually not enough to benefit. The loading is quick. Setting well. Our Nokia the Albino communicated properly. My laptop was also not averse to a touch. The music is transmitted properly. The sound is accordingly. From "hit" far away, but neat. If you are looking for 30 sustainability and acoustics to be advised a visit to the HiFi Studio. The built-in battery is also useful for frequent callers.
Brings us to the conclusion: For the telephony Weisse Earon in my eyes, or ears is ideal. He has little weight, so comfortable to wear and provides sufficient voice quality. Despite the moderate price and but he remains one of many. As Headsets are a very individual thing is just trial and error.
