Right folks, I was at a very noisy wedding on Friday…. Stunning location, quite literally on the “Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond” in Luss…… Approximately 200 guests, and an extremely loud rock band, singing, dancing, with much merriment, and mostly all pissed as farts, suffice to say, this event would be, an extreme challenge for any hearing impaired, but I would also say that for all whom attended, in the function room of the hotel, I doubt if many actual “Hearing” folks there were able to have a meaningful conversation, at times the din was overpowering……I first tried the Phonak Touchscreen Mic, It wasn’t able to cope in these extreme acoustic conditions, voices were just drowned out! I then tried the Roger On, although I must confess, I wasn’t overly confident it would work, but to my surprise it got a pass mark, but only just, the only way the Roger On would work, was up close, and in their personal space, 4 to 6 inches away from their mouths…… But at least, I could have those conversations! In conclusion, Roger On is a fantastic piece of kit, it has limitations though, when perfectly able bodied hearing folks, are struggling badly, do we , have the right to expect to hear better than those whom have no loss whatsoever? Cheers Kev 
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I found the Touchscreen brilliant as a “plug in”, when using my iPad or iMac, in quiet to moderate noise, it is excellent, but it falls down badly in loud noise, it doesn’t have that cutting edge, even using it in, “interview mic style”, the noise will drown it out, with Roger On, you will be able to comprehend far better…… So your hypothesis about the lack of firmware update’s is most probably well founded…. BTW
as you are no doubt aware, you can link them all together into your aids…. I also like the fact, you can change the batteries with very easy access, and you can buy these fairly cheaply on eBay! I tried the Inspiro last night whilst listening to music on YouTube for a couple of hours, via the 3.5 jack hooked up to my iPad, the sound quality was excellent for me, and the music was most enjoyable for a change


