MEE Audio — assistive technology products
3 products from MEE Audio in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Matrix Cinema 3D Headphones for BlueTooth-Enabled TVs
$199.99
These wireless headphones connect to Bluetooth-enabled TVs, phones, tablets, and computers. They use 3D spatial audio with head tracking, so sound shifts as you turn your head and feels like it surrounds you. Several CinemaEAR sound profiles let you tune the audio for clearer speech and dialogue. Noise cancellation blocks out distractions, and Transparency Mode lets outside sound in when you want to stay aware of the room. You get both tactile buttons and touch controls, and the headphones can link to two Bluetooth devices at once. A magnetic wireless charging pad also works as the on/off switch, and a USB-C cable lets you use them wired if needed. They only work with a TV that has Bluetooth built in.
Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions -

Matrix Cinema wireless Bluetooth headphone with audio enhancement
$149.99
These Bluetooth headphones are made for watching TV and movies, and they have four audio modes you switch between with a button. Two of the modes are Clear Voice settings that work on speech clarity rather than just turning the volume up, so dialogue is easier to follow even at lower levels. They use 40mm drivers and support aptX and aptX Low Latency, which helps keep sound lined up with the picture on compatible devices. A built-in microphone and on-ear controls let them double as a headset, and memory foam earpads are meant for long wear. Battery life runs up to about 30 hours.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions -

MEE Universal Bluetooth Audio Transmitter for TV/Audio
$59.99
The MEE Connect plugs into a TV and sends its sound to Bluetooth headphones, so someone can hear the TV clearly at their own volume without turning up the speakers for the whole room. It can stream to two pairs of headphones at once, which works well for two people watching together. It connects through an optical digital cable, RCA, or a 3.5mm headphone jack, so it works with newer and older TVs, and the aptX audio technology keeps the sound in sync with the picture. The battery runs about 9 hours and the range is up to 30 feet. It comes with a charging cable and the audio cables and adapter you need, but you supply the Bluetooth headphones.
Verified 4 days agoSetup with instructions