When you combine the Roger Easy Pen microphone transmitter with the Roger Neckloop receiver, the user will be able to communicate, participate, and contribute more efficiently. The Roger Easy Pen picks up the speaker’s voice(s) and transmits to the Roger neckloop receiver to increase the volume and reduce the background noise.  Enhanced speech clarity is provided directly to the users hearing aid(s) or cochlear implant(s) that are fitted with a telecoil.  A separate headphone can also be used for non-hearing aid users. (see Accessories).

Roger Easy Pen microphone transmitter

Phonak Roger microphones were designed to boost the performance of your hearing aids or cochlear implants. The wireless Easy Pen was specifically designed to enhance speech with stylish discretion in mind and simplicity.  It has automatic microphone mode and only two buttons: one to connect to the Roger Neckloop and one to switch the microphone on/off. It can be worn on a lanyard around the neck of the person you wish to hear hold and point it for a more focused amplification or place it in a horizontal position so it can pick up on surrounding speech sounds.  The Easy Pen microphone will wirelessly transmit to the Roger Neckloop receiver to bridge the understanding gap due to a speaker’s distance and reduce distracting background noise to provide exceptional speech clarity into your hearing aids or cochlear implants . The MultiTalker Network allows several Roger microphones to be connected providing you with access to multiple talkers in group situations. (see Accessories tab).  

Features

• Use with Roger Neckloop Receiver
• Can add a headphone for users without hearing aids
• Decreases background noise
• Excellent sound clarity
• Can create a MultiTalker Network when used with additional Roger microphones.
• Easy to use
• Mute function
• Battery life - approximately 16 hours
• Ability to conduct sound with included cables from your computer conference telephone or other multimedia source
• Two-year warranty

Roger Neckloop receiver

When used with a Roger microphone transmitter such as the Easy Pen the Roger Neckloop receiver will wirelessly transmit the speaker’s voice directly to the listeners hearing aid(s) or cochlear implant(s) that are fitted with a telecoil (T-Coil).  The Roger neckloop increases the ability to understand speech in challenging listening situations such as background noise or where there’s distance from the conversation partner/speaker. It continuously monitors the environment so noise suppression and gain settings adjust automatically to provide the best possible speech understanding.  If you would prefer to use the Neckloop receiver without hearing aids, see the Accessories tab to order a separate headphone.

Features

• Ease of use – if interference is detected in the environment the Roger system will select a new channel automatically
• Multi-Talker Network – ability to pair together multiple microphones to cover a larger room or multiple speakers – up to 10
• Encrypted signal
• Over 10 hours of operating time
• 2.5 mm Headphone output socket
• Rechargeable built-in battery
• Additional adaptive gain
• Effective stand-by mode
• Full audio frequency bandwidth to ensure speech understanding across the speech spectrum
• Two-year warranty