Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for someone in your life who is deaf or hard of hearing, or even those who are not? We've got lots of useful gifts from extra loud alarm clocks to inductive ear hooks, perfect for staying connected with family and friends this festive season.

Do you know someone deaf, hard of hearing or who just needs an extra hand getting out of bed in the morning? Our collection of loud alarm clocks have a range of ways to help! 

Geemarc's Wake n Shake Dynamite extra loud alarm clock is ideal for deaf, hard of hearing, people with poor vision or those deep sleepers who have to get up at some point. It’s easy to use, and set up, and the user has options on how they would like to be woken, including the under pillow vibrating pad, adjustable audible alarm and a bright red light.

Although these products were developed for people with hearing loss, they are used widely by people who don't respond to conventional alarm clocks or who simply like their sleep, making them great Christmas gifts! And remember, they all have that important snooze button!

The Phonak ComPilot II is a streamer that provides a wireless connection for mobile phone use via Bluetooth where hearing aid wearers can also listen to music. There is an audio input socket that you connect a cable to a headphone output to listen to music or audio book on Radio, MP3, ipod or an audiobook. This device is a Phonak hearing aid made and model dependent.

Other hearing aid manufacturers have their own streamers.

Ear Hooks provide a low-cost option to hear clear sound quality while listening to the music for hearing impaired users, without feedback and distracting background noise.

Music-Link Bilateral Inductive Ear Hooks are for use with behind the ear (BTE) hearing aids with the "T" Telecoil setting. They are lightweight and portable, making them great gifts for many situations including mobile calls, listening to audio, and traveling, where users can listen to music or watch a video when no wireless is allowed.