Phonak Roger On V2 Microphone 056-3026-Px011

A NEW and improved two-way audio feature will pick up your voice and send it to the people on the other end of a Zoom, MS Teams, or FaceTime video call or cell call even if there is background noise on your end of the call.  

Roger On V2 provides better sound quality and less noise than using the integrated computer microphone and gives the benefits of a headset without having to wear a headset.

Roger On V2 is a multipurpose microphone dedicated to all conversations where background noise is present or you are at a distance from the person speaking. Version two of this microphone has two-way audio allowing your voice to be picked up by the Roger On V2 rather than the microphone behind your ears on your hearing aid. If your voice is not loud enough or there is background noise at your end of the call, this is a great feature. 

Plug the Roger On V2 into your laptop or cell phone for the Roger On V2 to pick up your voice and send it to those on the other end of your Zoom, MS Teams, FaceTime video call, or cell phone call. Move it as close to your mouth as you need so others can hear you better.   

This microphone automatically switches between three modes when used for in-person conversations - Presenter, Table, and Pointing and has Bluetooth for taking cell phone calls. The flexibility of the Roger On microphone allows you to hold it in your hand, place it on a table, or have a speaker wear it around the neck, depending on your needs.  The Roger On microphone also connects to audio from your TV, laptop, or other audio devices. 

For especially complex listening environments with multiple talkers, several Roger microphones can be used at the same time.  This is a great feature for workplace meetings, community group meetings, and a place of worship. 

This device has a range of 25 meters from the speaker to your hearing aids. Great for a fitness class, a learning environment, or a noisy environment such as a restaurant.  

Connect to media from your cellphone, tablet, TV, or computer, by simply plugging into the audio outlet to stream the audio directly to your hearing aid device. 

It is ideal for people who are part of challenging listening situations. Roger is compatible with almost any hearing aid and cochlear implant that has a direct audio input or telecoil, whether from Phonak or an alternate brand.

If you require a Roger receiver check the Roger Neckloop Receiver OR Roger X Receiver for each hearing aid or Cochlear Implant

Group Conversations - In small meetings or at family dinners, place the Roger On microphone on the table to pick up the voices from everyone around the table. 

In social gatherings - When music is playing and people are talking and laughing, the pointing mode makes it possible to zoom in on the person talking. 

From a distance - In a larger auditorium, the speaker often stands at a distance. When presenters wear a Roger On, their speech is transmitted to you. 

In large meetings - Use Roger On in presenter mode and ask the person presenting to wear the microphone. Together with one or more Roger Table microphones in a multi-talker network to hear all participants. 

Includes: 

• Docking Station
• Universal Power Supply with Adapter
• USB - USB-C Cable
• USB Audio Cable
• Lanyard
• Soft Case

NOTE: You may have to purchase a DATA cable (not a power cable) to connect to the laptop or cell phone you are using.  

With the myRogerMic app, you can control your Roger On V2 microphone from your smartphone. It allows you to adjust your microphone settings according to your environment and personal needs. 

• Change the direction of the microphone beams towards the speaker(s) you want to listen to
• Shift between microphone modes
• Mute / unmute
• Check current device status such as battery level and actual microphone mode.

2 Year Warranty Included

Roger On V2 allows people with hearing loss to learn, work and socialize more easily - a big step towards more inclusive societies and greater personal well-being. 

Not available for shipment to Quebec or the Atlantic provinces due to specific regulations in these regions.