6,585 devices · GMDN 17198
A pillow speaker is a small, pillow-shaped audio device designed to be placed near the ear while lying down or seated. It delivers sound directly to the user, typically for relaxation, entertainment (like radio or music), or to help manage tinnitus by masking disruptive noises.
These devices are usually connected via a standard audio jack to external sources like TVs or radios. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as low-risk medical devices due to their non-invasive, passive use. Availability depends on local market approvals and distribution channels.
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