hearable
- noun
- /ˈhɪrəbəl/
- Specialized
- The latest hearable translates conversations in real time during the conference.
Examples
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She bought a pair of stylish hearables that block noise and track her steps.
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Many people now use hearables for fitness tracking.
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During the flight, his hearable announced boarding updates and read the schedule aloud.
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This hearable connects to my smartphone.
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He wore a hearable that streamed music directly from his phone.
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The new hearable provides health tracking features along with audio playback.
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She enjoys listening to audiobooks through her hearable while jogging.
Synonyms
A thing you put on your body, often clothes or small electronic devices
How Advanced
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hearable as a device is a modern tech word that mixes hear ('to hear') with the idea of a wearable ('worn on the body'). A helpful way to remember it is 'a wearable for hearing', so a hearable is a small device you wear in the ear to play sound and add smart features.