HearLive: Audio Enhancer 與 clir Hearing Aid & Amplifier 使用情況與統計

Hear every word. clir turns your iPhone into a real-time AI hearing amplifier that lifts the voice you care about out of the noise — and streams it straight to your AirPods, headphones, or hearing aids. Struggling to follow conversations in a noisy café, a busy street, or across the room? clir uses on-device AI to remove background noise and amplify the voices that matter, so you can be part of every conversation again. Everything runs locally on your iPhone — no internet, no uploads, no accounts. Your conversations never leave your device. WHAT clir DOES Real-time AI noise removal that isolates speech from background noise Voice and sound amplifier for clearer, more natural hearing Live streaming to AirPods, headphones, Made for iPhone hearing aids, and cochlear implants Remote listening — set your iPhone near a speaker and hear them clearly from across the room, or eavesdrop on a distant conversation without the noise in between Industry-leading low latency: 8 ms wired, 98 ms wireless BUILT FOR PRIVACY Your conversations are yours alone. Every feature runs on-device — no cloud processing, no data collection, no compromises. Complete confidentiality for your most personal moments. WHO IT'S FOR Whether you live with hearing loss, wear hearing aids or cochlear implants, or simply want to hear clearly in loud places, clir gives your ears a superpower. Great for cafés, restaurants, lectures, meetings, and catching the little voices and quiet moments you don't want to miss. WORKS WITH WHAT YOU WEAR clir integrates seamlessly with AirPods, most Bluetooth headphones, and many Bluetooth-enabled and Made for iPhone hearing devices — no extra hardware required. Download clir Hearing and step back into every conversation, with clarity. Questions or feedback? Reach us at contact@clir.ai Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ clir Hearing is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any medical condition or hearing loss.