Jabra has developed Enhance Plus headphones for the hearing impaired

One of the world’s leading manufacturers of audio and video devices, the Danish company Jabra announced the launch of Enhance Plus headphones at the end of February.

The new product is 40 percent smaller than the Jabra Elite 7 Pro, which was previously recognized as one of the smallest wireless headphones. The company claims that Enhance Plus is aimed primarily at people with a mild hearing loss. Thanks to them, they will not only be able to hear themselves better, but also others while making phone calls or listening to music.

Jabra has cleverly designed the settings so you can choose the listening mode and speech filter that best suits you. Reducing background noise and sound call quality is easy with noise canceling technology. The battery life of the gadget is 10 hours. Enhance Plus is also reliably protected against dirt and moisture by the IP52 standard.

Unfortunately, at the moment the gadget is only compatible with iPhone. For now, the headphones are only available in select U.S. clinics beginning February 25 at a price of $800, and as certification – in other markets.