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Communicate with someone who is hearing impaired

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Spokeo key features

5 years of R&D
Patented technology & ergonomic design

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Spokeo Smart-Mic

Directional lapel microphone that focuses solely on the speaker's voice and transmits it in HD to the headset wearer.

Acoustic isolation

Spokeo mechanical design and materials are designed to keep the background and disruptive noises from the environment low.

Dual bone + air sound transmission

Allows sounds to be transmitted to the inner ear regardless ear wax in the ear canal.

Precise sound amplification

2 preset volume settings proven to optimize conversation.

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The Spokeo hearing assistant in the media

Recognised by France's leading media and by hearing-care professionals, Spokeo is the first hearing assistant designed for the hard-of-hearing person and those who speak to them.

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Spokeo, grand vainqueur du Concours Lépine 2025

Spokeo: Winner of the 2025 Lépine Prize for revolutionizing hearing

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Spokeo: a new kind of hearing device, without a prescription

Having trouble hearing is difficult. But having to repeat yourself, speak louder and search for your words to be understood is just as exhausting for the people around you. Spokeo is the first assistive listening device designed for both sides of the conversation: the person with hearing loss, and those who speak to them.

Its principle is radically new. The person speaking wears a smart microphone that captures their voice and transmits it in high definition. The person who is hard of hearing receives that signal in a dual-conduction headset, combining air and bone conduction, which bypasses common obstacles such as earwax buildup. No adjustments, no prescription, no complicated setup.

Spokeo does not replace a hearing aid: the two can coexist, and often complement each other. But for seniors losing their autonomy, it offers an immediate solution, available without a prescription, where communication had been lost.