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When you're hard of hearing, enjoying your favourite TV programmes can quickly turn into a struggle, and simply turning up the volume can be a nightmare for everyone around you. TV listeners are a clever solution to keep everyone happy.

Our amplified phones list their volume rating in decibels – but what if you don't know exactly what you're looking for? In this article, we'll tell you How Loud Your Amplified Phone Should Be for your needs.

When you're hard of hearing, things others take for granted can present a daily struggle. We're here to help you make your home friendly for the hard of hearing with our range of specialised home products.

There's nothing worse than being left stuck asking: Which SIM Card Do I Need? To keep things simple we've written this basics-only explanation to which SIM card is which, and where you can find out which you need.

M and T ratings – or Microphone and Telecoil ratings – can seem confusing at first. In M and T Hearing Aid Ratings Explained we help you get your head around the ratings to find the right mobile phone.

Mobile phones can often be too quiet to hear, and even a bit daunting to use. If you're ready to improve your mobile experience and finally enjoy conversations wherever you are, explore Our Top 5 Amplified Mobile Phones!

Cordless phones are often too quiet to hear, but don't let that get in the way of your conversations with loved ones! Find the best phone for you with our guide to the Best Cordless Amplified Phones of 2019.

When you're suffering from poor hand dexterity or impaired vision, using a standard telephone might be more difficult than it should be. Our Big Button Telephones can make your daily life easier, ensuring you never again dial the wrong number.

Severe hearing loss can have a devastating effect on your social life. We stock phones suitable even for individuals with very poor hearing, and with our top 5 suggestions, you can find the right one for you in no time.