The third design shortcoming is inadequate volume even at the maximum setting

I still don't know what the problem is, exactly, but the second design shortcoming is that this unit is much too sensitive to environmental issues and doesn't recover gracefully

There are five obvious design shortcomings: Note that I've already been through two of these units, and both have the same problem--the headphones lose sync with the base station

The fourth design shortcoming is the absence of a USB connector for firmware updates that might correct the previous three design shortcomings

So the first design shortcoming is that there's no reset button or manual reset procedure

Although I found all the hearing profiles except for "D" to sound significantly unbalanced (with "E" to "G" inclusive sounding progressively more irritating with far too much emphasis of higher frequencies), I can certainly imagine that they would do a good job for people with hearing loss at high frequencies

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