Is the volume adequate for older users?
1603660
I would say so. My husband is the user but he loves it and says it is very clear and easy to hear - and I love it on the "listening" end when he is talking to me. Very little outside noise such as road noise while driving or wind when walking. Sounds much better than using just the phone or any previous device.
1603661
It has a good volume,it is right in the ear very clean hearing , I would say yes
1603662
I think in part it depends on the phone you use, but I have found the volume to be adequate. I have an iPhone 5S. This is my third one. The two previous ones have had charging problems that made it impossible to charge the backup battery and the charger in the cradle. Just for simplicity I have started to use my Plantronics 165 Marquis two.
1603663
The volume is as good as any other. It is a bit better than some. A phone conversation comes out louder than watching a streamed movie from Uverse etc. It is very comfortable to wear. IT calls out who's calling if it's an unblocked number and in your contact list.
1603664
This device would be okay in a quiet setting. In a noisy environment it's useless.
1091488
Not when I was 17. This is not for room filling sound. It is more suited to desktop or small bookshelf use.
1680123
Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
2247415
Volume seems to be fine for general use. Ear buds are used when working and listening to music.
2274829
I found the sound to be adequate if you had the player on your lap or very close. My hearing is not perfect but I do hear normal sound. It would depend on how badly your dad's hearing is impaired.
905109
There are two volume settings, high and low. They are both loud. I use it with my mother in law who has dementia and it's so loud that I put it in a drawer. But it works great.
2158088
You can tinker with a bit in parental settings, but it does not get much louder...much depends on the app you're running how loud it will get.
880153
The volume is very good, maybe even too loud if maxed out. Slight hearing loss will not be a problem.
1758850
Yes, I've never had a problem. The device has volume adjustment so if there is noise you can turn it up very easily.
112028
If you're looking for frequency graph, I don't know so much about that. As a fairly normal hearing person, I have this on the most minimal of settings (2 squares lit up on my Mac laptop out of 16) and to me that's normal comfortable volume for me listening to gamelan music that I practice with my friends. Still got 14 squares of volume to go but I hear all the instruments pretty well.
200572
No idea about the volume. I had difficulties getting it synched with my network.
1677808
It is fair like most laptops. If I wanted to listen to sometime special, I use my Microsoft LifeChat 3000 ear phones. I am hard of hearing so my opinion shouldn't count for much.
400368
There is no special volume, normal volume control is provided but its loud enough, just set the volume to full. If the senior is hearing impaired you may need to consult a hearing specialist to get a hearing aid.
2201792
No, not too loud. It has better sound than the play3 so I suggest it for any but the tiniest spaces!
1128807
Not at all...late at night you might not use it at high volume :)... but I'm quite satisfied with the unit
248640
I'm not good with visualizing room sizes by looking at their dimensions, but as long as they aren't seniors 40 people should be able to hear, though the back may have to strain a bit depending on how it is set up.
1686670
It fits well and works good for me but I am not sure of the volume level you need.