Sound Amplifier vs Medical Hearing Aid
Online amplifiers look cheap and tempting. They can help in narrow situations — but they make every sound louder, not clearer, and aren't tuned to your hearing. Here's the honest difference.
Sound amplifier (PSAP)
- Makes everything louder — including noise.
- Not programmed to your hearing loss.
- Can worsen hearing if set too loud.
Medical hearing aid
- Programmed to your exact hearing across pitches.
- Amplifies speech more than noise.
- Fitted, verified and followed up by an audiologist.
Which is right for you?
If you have real hearing loss, a fitted medical hearing aid is worth it — and ours start from around OMR 200 with full service. Not sure? A free hearing test gives you the honest answer.
Frequently asked questions
Are cheap amplifiers safe?
Used briefly and at low volume they may help, but set too loud they can damage hearing. They aren't a substitute for a fitted medical device when you have hearing loss.