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I wasn't expecting much but wanted some wireless phones to use for monitoring my guitar during recording and jam sessions. The cord on the Audio Technica phones I have is always in the way when I am working the board and playing the guitar. I paid 29 dollars for these as new and would not pay much more if any at all. These phones don't sound all that great but for TV and any casual music purposes they would be fine. If I wanted better I would have spent the money but they do what I need for guitar tracks and practice. They would never work for mixing but even high end head phones don't. If you are an audiophile stop looking at these and go somewhere else. I would not sit around and listen to music with these but for a short period. If you are listening to TV these will do fine. Don't expect to use these for any sort of critical music listening. They are simply analog wireless utility type phones. They are not Bluetooth. They are comfortable enough. I have worn them for up to about 2 hours with no discomfort to speak of. The wireless aspect works great for me. No trouble at all. But I'm only about 5 feet from the transmitter and it is connected to the mixer. Most everyone says they work fine up to about 30 feet. They were worth the price of admission and I would buy them again. A little better sound quality would be a plus. If something about them broke I would just throw them away. Hope that helps, Enjoy!Read full review
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It does a decent job on sound, modest volume. There is no problem with electronic interference, which was a huge problem with the "it" brand I used last. Unfortunately, like the last ones, the " fully adjustable" headphones adjust from avg adult male to lg adult male, so we ladies are left with them covering our earlobes and flopping around if you move. This makes it impossible to do do chores or even paperwork without constantly readjusting. A shame, I'd hoped to order another set.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Had to get this type of headphones with an optical input since most TV's now no longer have the typical Audio Out with RCA red/white out and if the TV doesn't have bluetooth function you might need ths type... They are ok size wise and weight size unless you have a small head or below average strength in neck Only negatives are size and weight but the worst part is the battery which is not replaceable unless you tear this apart
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
These are a replacement for older insignia headphones. So far working good only issue is it is difficult to adjust volume! Tiny little close together + and - buttons. Other ones were larger buttons on top and bottom on earpiece. Might be really difficult for an elderly person?
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
These headphones are an excellent product and of high quality. I wear hearing aids but the sound is great even with my hearing aids removed. They also feel comfortable and are very easy to use. I went to Best Buy and almost bought them for $109.99, later seen there "on sale" for $89.99. However, I paid only $21.85 for what appeared to me to be basically a brand new but open box product. In any event, not hype. An actual real good deal for a change!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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