Auracast hearing aids
Connect directly to the Auracast broadcast.
Direct Auracast
Used in churches, clinics, classrooms, theaters, and public spaces across 39 countries and regions.
Choose the right Auracast assistive listening system for your church size and listener needs.
For small venues
Complete 10-listener Auracast system for churches and small venues.
Recommended: AuraPlex Pro MX
AirCast + 10 AuraClip Receivers + Charging Dock
14-listener system
Support hearing aids, receivers, and headphones in one kit.
Recommended: AuraPlex X14 Pro
1 transmitter + 10 receivers + 4 headphones
For large groups
Maximum coverage with receivers, headphones, and neck loops.
Recommended: AuraPlex X20 Pro
20-listener system · Neck loops · Multiple charging docks
Use wireless speakers to cover overflow rooms, Bible study rooms, lobby areas, nursery rooms, or fellowship halls with the same clear audio.
Church assistive listening systems
Professional Auracast transmitter with flexible audio inputs for clear church-wide listening.
AirCast transmitter with ten AuraClip receivers for a ready-to-deploy church listening system.
AirCast transmitter with ten screen-equipped AuraView receivers for larger church listening programs.
A mixed listening system for churches serving guests with different receiver and headphone needs.
Five compact USB-C Auracast receivers for guests who prefer listening through their own phones.
Two wearable AuraCoil receivers for personal listening with compatible hearing devices.
Ten wired on-ear headphones for use with venue receivers and shared guest listening programs.
Practical materials that help church teams introduce, operate, and promote assistive listening.
Everything your team needs to set up, test, support, and grow assistive listening with confidence.
Designed to help churches launch Auracast assistive listening from day one.
Set up, test, support, and grow assistive listening with confidence.

Church
Menlo Park, California, United States
“The member using new hearing aids was ‘extremely happy.’”Read the venue story →

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Christchurch, Dorset, United Kingdom
“The system is working great at CBC.”Read the venue story →

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Old Greenwich, Connecticut, United States
“The system works seamlessly with her cochlear implants.”Read the venue story →
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Auracast™ assistive listening is a next-generation open platform designed for the next 20 years of hearing accessibility. Unlike traditional closed systems, it allows churches and venues to start small and expand anytime without replacing the entire system.
We offer different transmitters and systems designed for different venue sizes and coverage needs. Range specifications are listed on each product page.
Because Auracast™ is based on Bluetooth LE Audio, actual range depends on line of sight, building structure, Wi-Fi congestion, and other environmental conditions. In real-world church and venue deployments, coverage is usually not a concern when the proper transmitter is selected.
Many newer hearing aids now support Auracast™, and the number continues to grow rapidly.
You can view our updated compatibility list here: Auracast Compatibility Checker.
Major hearing aid brands are gradually adding Auracast™ support through new models and firmware updates.
No problem. You can still use the system in several simple ways.
Most solutions are designed to be plug-and-play: turn on, connect, and listen.
Some newer headphones and earbuds support Auracast™ directly. Compatibility depends on the exact model and firmware.
For users whose headphones do not support Auracast™ directly — including many iPhone and AirPods users — our Aura C adapter can enable Auracast listening through existing headphones.
Because Auracast™ is an open wireless platform, audio can easily be expanded throughout the building without running long audio cables.
This makes it easy to add more areas later as your church grows.
Absolutely. This is one of the biggest advantages of Auracast™ systems.
Many churches begin with one transmitter, a few receivers, and small listening coverage. Later, they can easily expand by adding more receivers, additional listening areas, wireless speakers, or multiple audio channels — without replacing the original system.
Yes — and this is one of the most powerful long-term benefits of Auracast™.
Members can use devices they already use every day, including hearing aids, earbuds, Bluetooth headphones, and phones with Auracast™ support.
This reduces the number of devices the church needs to maintain, sanitize, charge, and replace.
Like all wireless audio technologies, Auracast™ introduces a small audio delay — typically around 50–70ms.
In most environments this is not noticeable. However, listeners sitting very close to wired loudspeakers may hear a slight echo between the live room sound and the wireless audio.
Yes. Multiple Auracast™ broadcasts can operate within the same church or venue.
Broadcasts can also be custom named, organized by room or language, and encrypted for private listening groups when needed.