I'd appreciate a recommendation on a TV wireless headphone set please, from someone who uses a set and who's had it for a while. Thanks friends. Boo

Boo...the Sennheiser has served me well for at least 6 yrs & counting. Kinda bulky but does a great job. I had TV Ears before the Sen and hated them..
Eddie

Boo, I have the Sony set shown in the video above. Got them on sale at Costco about a year or so ago. They sound okay but not spectacular. Not very loud (biggest negative). Range is good, battery life is good, very comfortable, and seem to be very reliable although I don't use them much (maybe once a month). Since none of us have a second pair to compare them to, I'd recommend heeding the video above.

chas

Ed you have the RS 120 or another model?

I own the Sony headset in that video, i use it in our living room when sitting behind my PC watching video or listening music, music quallity is good but not spectacular, comfort is remarkably, but its the price that makes them shine..

I also have a sennheiser headset in my music room )Wired' and let me tell you, nothing beats a Sennheiser headset in any price range for music quallity... I have been using Sennheisers for 25 years or longer now, and i would not want any other brand for making music..

)i almost allways play with headsets on..

I have two Sennheiser wireless mic systems and a pair of headphones. It pays to buy quality as they perform better than others I have had.

Yes Boo...The RS 120. Good range and wide variables in volume. Just a bit bulky.
Eddie

Boo. Had Wireless Headphone for 5 years from a UK store Lidi.
Low price £27 UK Pounds but surprisingly clean detailed and low tight bass and outperform my Sennhiezer Pro

Thanks for the input, I really appreciate it. Trying to save my marriage. Ha ha!!

Chas, There are many complaints on Amazon reviews about not being able to change the batteries yourself on this model, but perhaps having to take it to the store to replace the batteries. What about that?

I had a pair of the Sony's for a week from Best Buy. They fit real well. For me the sound was clear for TV. Music wise for jazz listening to Dexter Gordon on a transistor radio sounds great. To me it's the quality of execution in music, I could give a crap about a 10,000 PA, Ha ha.

The pair I tried would go dead periodically for just a word or so and I'd have to back up and replay. It wasn't often just annoying. I think it had a short cause it happened when I would tilt my head to the left. I brought them back. They were $105 at Best Buy and on eBay they are $38 to $50. Give me your thoughts on the battery changing, would ya Chas?

Boo, I looked at mine and looked at the manual as well. There is no obvious way to change the (lithium ion) batteries that I can see, so I'm afraid that it's probably correct that they need to be changed by a dealer (bummer). Mine are still going strong after more than a year and I just leave it sitting on the charger 24/7. Doesn't seem to hurt it. The model number on mine is MDR-RF985RK. Got them at Costco but don't remember what I paid for them.

They are certainly fine for just listening to TV. For 'critical listening', based on what the others have said, I'd go for the Sennheisers. BTW, good to hear from you. We need you jazz-loving ol' farts to help keep the genre' alive .

chas

Well, I got a pair new, opened box, was supposed to be a never used display set for $38. I have 14 days to return them s0, I thought it was worth the chance. Hey!, I hustled 9-Ball in New Orleans for a few years, ha ha!