ANSTENWireless Headphones for TV Watching w/Balance Control, Digital Optical RCA AUX 2.4 GHz Transmitter Charging Dock, Roller Volume Control, 5 Sound Modes, No Audio Lag, Auto Power On

Not much else needs to be said! But there are plenty of other attributes worth praising as well. Having owned several headphones for music studio use, nothing has ever had such a simple yet much-needed feature as a balance control. Have often suspected a partial hearing discrepancy in one ear, but now I can compensate and restore a perfectly centered stereo audio image in both ears! Kudos to Ansten USA for developing the new K2 wireless headphones!!This headset is mostly used as a wireless means to privately rehearse guitar/bass instruments without any delay between what is being played and what is heard. Many guitarists have engaged in very active forums searching for an answer to this persistent problem. The Ansten K2 wireless headphone pair is that answer! Performs flawlessly without the slightest hint of delay. Earcups are quite comfortable, even during long, extended rehearsal sessions. And the wireless transmission range is more than adequate for any application, even in my 'concrete bunker' home! Transmission is crystal clear between rooms and through those concrete walls.For TV viewing, the K2 features 5 individual EQ modes for a wide variety of listening environments. Very helpful to dial in your specific sound for optimum audio quality! And I found it incredibly quick and easy to pair the headphone set for any of my intended functions. A very comprehensive owner's manual, as well as a trouble-shooting guide are included to make this a seamless process. Another bonus is that an assortment of audio cables and adapters are included, so no need to buy additional gear to make the K2s function properly for a wide range of uses!Overall, I am more than impressed with the sound quality, features and build quality of the Ansten K2 Wireless Headphones. I highly recommend them - get yourself a pair and enjoy!!

These are replacement headphones for my Sony phones. Really liked those, but these from Ansten are very good. No issues installing the hardware on my Samsung TV. The sound is great and I like the roller for the volume control. Another great feature is the microphone/on-off button. Not having to remove the headphones to talk to my wife is great! (she might not agree) and they are very light weight. Still comfortable on the ears after wearing them for several hours. Great for listening to music while piddling around in the garage.Time will tell as to the quality and durability of these headphones. So far very pleased with my purchase.

If you have a hard time hearing while watching TV, this is a perfect set of phones to have. This upgraded version has a lot of nice features. I like the fact that you can not only adjust the volume but also the balance and quality of sound (5 sound modes). There is no lip-sync delay. I also like that there are several options for connecting the headphones to the TV: Optical, RCA, Aux 3.5mm. The headphone are well padded and comfortable to wear. I feel it is comparable to other more expensive wireless headphones but at a more afforable price. It's very easy to set up. I would recommend it.

Ok, so I can’t hear so well. I’m 76 and flew helicopters for the US Marines for 4.5 years. Being on an airbase with F-4s taking off every 5 minutes didn’t help either. Those F-4s are loud. So my wife spotted these and bought them. She also hooked them up and had Best Buy come out and check our system over to make sure nothing was messed up [we have a lot of accessories hooked up including a sound bar]. I let them charge up and put ‘em on. They worked! I could easily hear the TV conversation and I could mute the commercials. When on mute the TV sound doesn’t come through, but sounds from near me were coming through and slightly amplified to boot. Not bad, except the outside sounds were hollow. Oh well, at least I could hear them.The sound is excellent though these earphones. Please don’t misunderstand. The sound is excellent for the price, it isn’t concert quality. It’s Ok for most rock and roll. You can adjust the headphone volume very high or amazingly low. There is a mute button that I don’t think is large enough making it hard to find at times. I try to turn on the mute button without taking the earphones off. That can be hard to do with arthritis and trigger finger hampering your ability to push an extremely small button. The mute does not seem to respond as quickly as I would like. The other button is on - off and isn’t a problem.IMO they can be worn for several hours without difficulty. The sound is good even if I move to the back bedroom which has three walls between the TV and the earphones; although, if I change head positions the sound cuts out and in. So, as far as use goes I think they are Ok. My wife, who is very good at electronics, had some problems hooking them up. It might have been because of all the other hook-ups. IMO the instructions on how to hook the product up were somewhat confusing. AD2

The headphones have outstanding features and are well made and comfortable. The features include an adjustment right and left volume to accomodate persons with greater hearing loss in one ear. The base sound adjustments that highlight treble, bass, speech etc really adds to the overall tone of the headphones. The result is very clear and quality sound for the price range. Setup was very easy EXCEPT the user must be very familiar with the TV menu to select the correct settings.. Ansten only provids one RCA attachment along with the optical cable. The RCA attachment has a male plug that goes into their base and a red/white male plug that goes into the TV. My TV audio output is only equipped with the female receptacle, no red/white output therefore I would need a male plug that goes into the TV with the red/white female receptacle that would attach to their red/white plugs. It would be helpful for Ansten to provide this extra piece to cover more TV's. The optical is easy to attach and I believ offs the best sound quality. Since there are many TV brands and models, the Instructions are very generic and may not be specific to a particular TV brand/model.