Are these recommended for those with hearing loss null

I wouldn’t suggest them as use as a hearing impairment solution, but they are lovely when listening to audiobooks or music. They even have a nice phone clarity in my opinion. But if you do suffer from hearing loss, you may want to discuss options from and Audiologist based on your situation.

Hello- Shokz here! Yes, Shokz OpenDots ONE could be a good option for people with certain types of hearing loss, as their open-ear design keeps the ear canal unobstructed, which can improve comfort and safety. However, they are not a universal solution for everyone with hearing loss and should be considered alongside more traditional bone conduction headphones and with a hearing professional's advice, as their technology relies on air conduction, not bone conduction. Please reach out to our Customer happiness team if you have any other questions. Thank you!

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I wouldn’t suggest them as use as a hearing impairment solution, but they are lovely when listening to audiobooks or music. They even have a nice phone clarity in my opinion. But if you do suffer from hearing loss, you may want to discuss options from and Audiologist based on your situation.
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Hello- Shokz here! Yes, Shokz OpenDots ONE could be a good option for people with certain types of hearing loss, as their open-ear design keeps the ear canal unobstructed, which can improve comfort and safety. However, they are not a universal solution for everyone with hearing loss and should be considered alongside more traditional bone conduction headphones and with a hearing professional's advice, as their technology relies on air conduction, not bone conduction. Please reach out to our Customer happiness team if you have any other questions. Thank you!
Answered by AfterShokz 2 months ago
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