Pyle Stereo Wireless Over Ear Headphones-Hi-fi Headphone Professional Black Monitor Headset with 30m Range,Noise Isolation Padding,Microphone-TV,Computer,Gaming Console iPod Phone-Pyle Home PHPW5

I gave this item a five because it is what it is, inexpensive wireless headphones. They work but have some drawbacks. Negatives are: 1. The headphones and emitter of powered by batteries. They both need to be turned on/off after each use. The on/off switch on the emitter seems fragile. I got around this by using a power pack that I had lying around from another device to power the emitter. 2. The sound quality is not as good as other headphones I have had. The positives are: 1. Inexpensive 2. The headphones are very light. 3. They seem to work with out any interference or noise. 4. The emitter is small and requires very little space. All this being said you get what you pay for. If this all the money you have and you need wireless headphones go for it. If you want better quality you will need to pay more. They get a five because they never said they are the best. Cheap stuff is cheap stuff not necessarily evil, just cheap.

This item is practically useless. It won't tune into the wireless signal, instead it goes to radio 99% of the time. I use it when watching tv in a noisey room. The transmitter is 7 feet away from the sofa (and headphones). The 1% that I do get tv audio, it is very week and light static. And then the signal will drop and I get either static buzz or a random radio station in full blast. It's torture. $20 junk. :UPDATE: since buying this product in 2014 xmas, I've bought 2 other similar wireless headphones. They are both in the $20-$30 price range, they both had am/fm radio option. They're all junk. It is basically a $20 radio headset, and very poor at that job too since it can't be programmed to store channels, and tuning into your favorite station is a guessing game. Do NOT buy wireless headphones with am/fm radio, because the option to hook up your ipod or tv audio will only give you a headache.

These weren't very hard to set up and the sound wasn't bad at all. I was surprised how well FM radio sounded. I strangely got interference when my AC came on, but I just had to switch channels and it was fine. These worked well watching regular antennae TV, satellite, and blu-rays and netflix movies on my PS3. However, maybe 3 months after getting them, the band broke near the earpiece. I am very gentle with my things (I've owned regular headphones for 10+ years and they never broke) and was barely stretching it to put it over my head when it snapped. We secured it with duct tape but they didn't fit properly after that and it was very annoying. I have now owned this product for 7 months and the other side of the band snapped the other day (again, while I was putting them on). I held them on my head, but a few minutes later all I could hear was static. It may be the battery going out, but honestly I'm tired of using them. I'm very disappointed. The only reason I gave them 3 stars is because the sound quality was pretty good for the price.

Well, i knew coming in that it wasn't going to be great but took the risk and got it anyway. You get what you pay for I guess. Kinda cheaply made and hard to pair on occasions. Wish it would have came with a plug adapter instead of running on batteries. Tinkered with it a bit but so far it is so going

Excellent budget wireless headphone set. After reading all the reviews, I was skeptical about this product, but decided to take a chance since it's so much cheaper than the $60 ones. I'm very glad that I did. It works great for me. I use it with my PC to stream movies and play videogames. I just plug the 3.5mm standard jack plug into my PC speakers and make sure that the volume is set to about 30 percent (not too loud and not too soft). Both the emitter and the headphones uses 2 AAA batteries each. I use rechargeable batteries and they work just fine. They last about 25 hours before I need to recharge them. When you first turn it on, make sure that the source has sound coming into the emitter and then hit reset and scan (once or twice until lock on emitter) on the headphones. If you do this before the source has any sound, then you will just get static or an FM station and the headphones will not lock onto the emitter. It took me awhile to figure out how to properly tune my headphones to the emitter, but just follow my instructions and you should not have any problems. Overall, I'm really happy with these headphones and will recommend them to my friends and family.

It is interesting that these headphones are also an FM radio. But the reason I purchased them was to have a wireless headphone for TV listening. I found that it was a little difficult to read the tiny instructions, but they did appear to work as described. The transmitter is very susceptible to interference, but moving it around can help some. Maybe it needs some sort of squelch control. The 4-position power switch is tiny and difficult to get to where you want it, but practice does help. I would have also liked to have a power supply included in the set for the transmitter and the ability to recharge the headset. That is probably too much to ask for the price. I also found that the adjustment of the headphone was good, but the padding was harsh on the ears and caused discomfort after awhile. The problem is that the spring is too tight and the ear pads are too small and too hard. It wouldn’t be so much of a problem if they were large enough to go all around the ear, but they are small and fit on the ear instead. The ability to have a RF headset is nice because the sound covers more than line-of-sight. But this item is not worth the trouble. Just too much static interference. is the bottom line problem.

These are pretty much what you would expect for $13 shipped. The connector on the wireles base for your sources is absolute garbage. I bought these so the wife can sleep while I watch TV before bed. There is a male 3.5mm to hook to a headphone jack and only (1) male RCA for the R channel. So you will either need a female 3.5mm to male RCA for stereo sound or you can just plug the R channel RCA into that audio out input and it will work ok. Still get both sides of the earphones working just no depth to the sound. Also, the earphones themselves are not marked with a L or R to tell you which ear is what. And the curvature of them is also very strange so they do not sit flat on your ears. For me I didn't want to spend a lot and just needed it for a show or two in the evening and not disturbing the wife. They'll do.

This product is great.I bought it in 2018.It just stopped working in 2026. Will buy another.

Impossible de le faire fonctionner autre que sur le MP4. Je regrette cet achat et ne recommande pas ce produit.

NO MOLESTAS A NADIE CON EL AUDIO DE TU TELEVISION AHORA QUE HAY MUCHA ACTIVIDAD DE VIDEO CONFERENCIAS O CLASES POR ZOOM CON EL RESTO DE TU FAMILIA

Returned could not get it to work.

Never worked since day one

Pésimo producto. Lo estoy devolviendo pues no me funciono. Dice que puedes oír la TV sin molestar a los demás. Sin embargo nunca se puede realizar esta función. Parece de juguete por su mala calidad