Wireless TV Headphones - Jelly Comb Wireless RF Stereo Headphones Headset Earphone with 3.5mm Audio-Out Jack for TV, Cell Phone, Laptop, Upgraded Auto Scan and Auto Sleep (Black)

Superb sound and really good volume. I have used plug in headphones while listening to my television that is patched through my stereo. Now that When I moved, I placed the tv in a different spot and so don't have the stereo to listen to anymore. So I bought these hoping they'd work with my tv (Samsung Series 9500 UHD). These wireless headphones were easy to set up, which was great. Once I set the tv settings, I was able to hear the tv playing through the headset. The headset has really comfortable ear cushions and a quality head cushion as well. What amazed me the most was just how good the sound was. I am a bit of an audiophile and so I really like to hear the details of the show. These headphones produce a very crisp sound while cutting out most of the background noise. Plus, when I took it up near max volume I was blown away at the high quality without distortion, and really loud. I can say you won't be disappointed with the quality and would recommend them to anyone wanting to listen to their television shows through wireless headphones; these will definitely do the job!

At first I gave this two stars because you could not adjust the length on these very much to fit your head. I am adding one more star because these really do sound good. I now put them on the back of my head instead of on top because I really like these. The volume control although it is awkward I am getting use to how it works. I hope they think about providing more adjustment, these would be an easy 5 star item if they did.Pros:Good soundRange is at least 50ftRechargeableCons:Charging cable is not long enoughNo wall charger just a charging cableThey don't adjust enough to fit my head. All the headphones I own I just adjust them halfway to get them to fit. They just did not give enough adjustment on these.The volume control is awkward.Please note these are on ear headphones not over the ear. The picture makes you think it will fit over your ear.

I wasn't expecting what I got in these headphones. I had been using another brand for years and they couldn't receive signal unless you stayed in the area with the little gadget peeking at you. With these new Jelly Comb Wireless Brand, I'm happy to say that I did good finding these in a sea of headphones online. They are lightweight and very easy to setup, actually all you have to do is put in two AAA batteries, push the little button to power on after the little base thingy is connected to the TV and turned on with two AAA batteries inside, also. That's it and everything's GREAT. The sound is nice even through walls in the next room or all the way across the floor in the kitchen. All the information about these Headphones is provided, so there shouldn't be any questions to be asked. The only issue would be if you don't have a TV that can accommodate the connection to the base. That shouldn't be an issue either because it comes with more than one hook up for you to choose what you need with your individual TV. *** Also, you can use regular alkaline Heavy Use AAA batteries or Rechargeable AAA batteries.*** Hook ups for recharging the latter AAA batteries are provided, so you don't have to go out looking for anything. It's all in the BOX and these headphones are very nicely priced. The little manual that comes with has all the instructions that you'll need. It explains that the Headphones can be used with more equipment that just the TV. Any item that has a headphones jack compatible can be used. The only thing is that the "volume control" only works with listening to the TV.***ADDITIONAL INFO: I just realized that one of the cables that came with the Headphones and Transmitter (in the BOX) allows for using the Transmitter "without batteries" of any kind. I was shaky a little about using this USB cable because I didn't see a picture of its connection in the mini-flyer. But there is a written description in the instruction booklet that explains that a 5V USB cable can be used to connect the Transmitter for power. Earlier, I thought this cable was supposed to be used to recharge rechargeable batteries. That didn't work when I tried it and also the Transmitter eats up batteries if you watch a lot of TV (That's me). Talk about EXCITED when I tested the USB cable out and it WORKED!!! At first I wasn't sure if the cable should go there on my TV because underneath the USB port is the word "SERVICE". So with that being the only USB port present, I had no other option to try.So this is how it all works without batteries: The 3.5mm audio cable is hooked up to the Transmitter on one end and to the TV on the other end (of course); then the small female port on the Transmitter connects to the small male connector of the 5V USB cable that then connects to the TV's USB port. This now means that the Transmitter has two (2) cables connecting it to the TV. You can now switch on the power button of the Transmitter to "A or B" (whichever gives you CLEAR audio sound; "A" works for my TV). Next, turn on the power of the Headphones to "TV"; adjust the volume if needed and then you're smooth sailing, that is if you have batteries in the Headphones either regular AAA or rechargeable AAA. Also, don't forget that there's another cable (in the BOX) that will recharge any "Rechargeable Batteries" used in the Headphones.Only needing batteries for the HEADPHONES now makes me even more happier then before and now I can use the Lithium Batteries I bought for something else. I wish I had known before I spent that $9.00 for those batteries to use in the Transmitter. It's the New Year and already I feel like I've won something. Haha Hopefully, the rest of the New Year will be even more eventful and prosperous. So far so good.