WallarGe Dual Wireless Headphones for TV Watching with RF Transmitter, Bluetooth Over-On Ear TV Headphones Wireless for Seniors, No Lip-Sync Delay, Plug & Play. Set of Two

There are alot of options available for wireless headphone (pairs) that connect to your TV but most of them are pretty expensive. My wife and I wanted a pair so we can watch movies at night when the kids and baby are asleep that wouldn't disturb them but really didn't want to spend big bucks for them. These were still $100 but I'd say I cant complain. The price is on the lower end for similar other products. They do work and the volume, sound, and quality are good enough. Obviously buying the cheapest set available is going to have some cons but there isn't much I'd complain with right now. The one thing I really wished it had was the wireless charging. Another pair I was looking at has wireless charging in the bands which would have been nice. Note- these charge with usbc and the base has charger cords in it to plug in the headphones. This was not mentioned in the listing or in the reviews that I could find. It convenient enough for the usage we put them through (1-2 movies a week). They aren't incredibly comfortable with glasses on but the padding is sufficient. The noise canceling is pretty darn good though, we both have to keep one ear partially off to be able to listen for the baby. I cant comment on the battery life yet as we've only watched 2 movies with the headphones but ill update if I notice any issues. As of now, it works. I did notice that the TV settings for audio output had to be changed to the audio out for the headphones. Not an issue after it was changed. They do not work with headphones and TV speakers even though the tv supports it- its just static in the headphones. All in all, for the bottom end pricing for this type of double headphones, I'd say its a good deal. Maybe some day we will upgrade but I cant be too picky since they serve the needs we have.

Not being clued up on wireless headphones and Bluetooth, this purchase has been a learning experience! I purchased two sets so my wife and I could watch TV show or movie and have the benefit of clearer audio while watching. Initially I was having trouble as I could not get both sets to work simultaneously with Bluetooth set up. I emailed WallarGe customer service and got a very good response explaining that it was not possible to get both sets working via Bluetooth simultaneously but explaining the alternative route through the TV. Now have both sets working together and very satisfactory audio, each with adjustable volume to suit and comfortable to wear. Appear to be well made. A good deal very competitively priced!

I live in a Downtown Los Angeles loft. Unfortunately, the walls between living spaces are not insulated or soundproofed. I don't like to disturb my neighbors, so I use a headset with my television (something I wish my neighbors would do, too). The Sony pair I had been using for ten years finally wore out, and I bought these. The audio quality is fine for dialog, not as rich and dynamic for music (but that was to be expected), and not as comfortable on the top of my head as I'd hoped (so I added my own padding). One other irritation: the audio occasionally drops out for a second or two, and I hear a woman's electronic voice: "Disconnected––connected." Nevertheless, they were within my price range, and an extra headset is good for a guest––or when the set I've been using loses its charge (which actually doesn't happen often).

Ok so I bought these more for me so my husband doesn't keep saying what did they say when we watch TV. They work great and charging station is nice. The only problem is they are not noise cancelling so he can't here me if I ask him a question or comment on show. He probably likes that LOL. A friend pointed out that is they were noise cancelling and someone was talking near by that would make my husband hearing the TV harder. We don't normally watch TV with other people so this is ok. He also likes that he can hear his PS5 now when he plays it. He did however comment the the ear part is not as comfortable after he has them on for awhile.

These earphones are great for listening to the tv without bothering others at night. You can also listen to the tv at a louder volume than others in the room watching the same show if you are hard of hearing. The clarity is amazing. My husband describes it as movie quality. The Connection took a little time but once connected everything went great.

Great product. Compatible with our Samsung Smart TV. Easy setup. Appreciate that it turns off automatically if you for you charge them and forget to turn the headset off. Well engineered.

Works fine for the price. I use it every night to allow my wife to sleep peacefully. Has great volume, however I rather have a knob to control the volume rather than switches as one position is too low and the next too high. Altho it also depends on the video you are watching. Battery now only lasts 3 to 4 hours. I put it on the charging cradle and make sure both red lights are on indicating charging. Many times it does not connect properly and find out later it did not charge. Battery was good for 8 to 10 hours new. Never 20+ hours. Range in my house is about 40 feet. Barely reaches the kitchen from the bedroom tv. It starts breaking down. The most enoying thing is that sound is great on YouTube and other pay per view, but when switching tv to local channels, a loud electronic noise comes on making the headset unusable. It is so bad you have to take them off or switch channel. I have the unit hooked up with an optical cable. That may be my problem, or the tv is setup improperly. Since I watch mostly YouTube documentaries, I have not tried to reserch this problem. I have learned to live with it. May try to replace the battery. Or will purchase a better unit now that I come to enjoy this set up. Cheers

Let's get the positives out of the way first. I love the fact that there's two interfaces - a wireless interface that connects directly my TV (in my case, it's digital fiber), and a Bluetooth interface that connects to my phone. The interfaces can be switched at the headphones, which is convenient. If connected to your TV, use a constant level setting on your TV - this allows you to use the headphones' volume control for the user and does not affect your TV's speakers. I can put the headphones on to watch TV, and then switch to Bluetooth for watching videos on my phone. They fit over the ear OK and are reasonably comfortable, but $300 audiophile headphones, they're not. Your ears may feel a bit sore later. Battery life is excellent and the wireless transmitter covers every part of my 2,600 sq ft home. A USB-C jack is on the headphones, so during the day, my phone's charging cable charges the headphones. At night, I unplug the cable and plug in my phone instead. Two headphones come with this item. Great convenience for two people to enjoy late-night TV. Now the negatives... While they work very well from the electronics point of view, mechanically they feel cheap. For some reason, they used a plastic hinge above each ear piece (see photos), which is where it breaks. Perhaps it is used to accommodate folding one side or the other for storage. That hinge point is also where you adjust the headphones to fit over your head. No metal reinforcement there at all - it's all plastic. I have already wrapped electrical around that hinge point, but it doesn't work well. Poorly designed. I can't return them, and I'm not sure if replacement headphones are available at a reasonable cost (probably not). There doesn't seem to be any way to get in touch with the manufacturer. That plastic hinge breaks from use and fatigue. If you can baby them and avoid adjusting them, then maybe they will work great. If I can find something more durable with the same features, range, and battery life, I will switch.