Wireless Headphones Recommendation
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http://www.amazon.com/Coby-CV215BLK...r_1_166?s=aht&ie=UTF8&qid=1322795588&sr=1-166
Best reviewed I can find for under $10... Is that what you were looking for?
Best reviewed I can find for under $10... Is that what you were looking for?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000J3G2CS
I have these Logitech Freepulse headphones however, I noticed they are now discontinued. There is a seller that has them used for $29, otherwise I'm not familiar with any others.
I have these Logitech Freepulse headphones however, I noticed they are now discontinued. There is a seller that has them used for $29, otherwise I'm not familiar with any others.
[quote name='fireseal859']http://www.amazon.com/Coby-CV215BLK...r_1_166?s=aht&ie=UTF8&qid=1322795588&sr=1-166
Best reviewed I can find for under $10... Is that what you were looking for?[/QUOTE]
Not really. I avoid Coby like the plague. I was looking to spend $20-40 on some wireless ones for watching TV that won't break like my last pair did in less than a year.
Best reviewed I can find for under $10... Is that what you were looking for?[/QUOTE]
Not really. I avoid Coby like the plague. I was looking to spend $20-40 on some wireless ones for watching TV that won't break like my last pair did in less than a year.
A little higher than what you are looking for at $55, but I've had these for at least 3-4 years and they work pretty well. I'm not an audiophile by any means, so I got these more for convenience over anything else. I've only used them with a PC, which required getting a headphone-to-RCA adapter, but those are cheap so it was fine for that. I've never actually used them with a TV, but I'm sure they'd be fine.
Only three minor issues: 1) they can fall off your head if you aren't careful, 2) I'm not sure I can replace the batteries with something else once these finally go bad, and 3) they will emit loud static after a few minutes where they aren't getting a signal but you've got them on (i.e., if I had them on but then unplugged them from my computer but forgot to turn them off, a few minutes later they lose connection to the base, which causes loud static, which can be annoying, but this is easily preventable).
Anyway, good luck either way.
Only three minor issues: 1) they can fall off your head if you aren't careful, 2) I'm not sure I can replace the batteries with something else once these finally go bad, and 3) they will emit loud static after a few minutes where they aren't getting a signal but you've got them on (i.e., if I had them on but then unplugged them from my computer but forgot to turn them off, a few minutes later they lose connection to the base, which causes loud static, which can be annoying, but this is easily preventable).
Anyway, good luck either way.
Thank you Strell, those look like some I'll need to consider. The pair I had before also use NiMH batteries and if I remember correctly I was able to use regular AA's when I was troubleshooting them not working (the IR signal died on the base unit). A little bit of a pain though to try to remember not to plug them into the charger though.
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