🎧 Power Acoustik HP12S IR Dual Channel Wireless Headphones Review

Purchased to have a third pair of headphones in the van. With 3 kids this is a must! I didn't want to pay ridiculous prices at the dealer (e.g. four times as much). Now the kids actually all want to use this pair since it has a suitcase! Functionality is identical to the kits that came with the van, but a good zipped bag is a nice bonus.

I bought these headphones for the following reasons: 1: REVIEWS 2: COOL BODY 3: GREAT PRICE We are completely satisfied with them. My 10 year old unpacks them and turns them on for himself and his little brother and they happily turn them off and keep them safe until next time. We don't often watch DVDs, so the battery lasts a long time. No problems with reception. My kids only used them on the second row of the van.

I needed headphones to use as the IR cable for the factory entertainment system in our 2010 Nissan Armada and came with a cable (3.5mm plug, not included included) could connect an iPad if my three kids wanted to watch something else or play a game. You are perfect for these roles. With these headphones, there is no need to have 6 pairs (3 IR and 3 wired) floating around the cabin. All three in the hard case fit perfectly in the console between the captain's chairs in the second row. Great…

We bought these to complement the ones that came with our car and they are much better than the ones the dealer gave us with the car. They sound great, are easy to use and I love that they have their own protective case when not in use. The only downside is that we don't have a power switch so I have to take the batteries out when not in use so the batteries don't drain like crazy. I don't really care because we only use them for long trips with our kids, so it's not hard to think about taking…

Buy four of these for use in our 2008 Chrysler Town and Country Double DVD. I was hoping I could somehow fit all four into the top 2 bays, but only one would fit into each top. We simply keep the other two under the seat covers when we travel. Headphones work great. With two DVDs in the van and two-channel headphones, rear passengers can watch one movie and those in the middle another. My wife and I can sit in the front seat and listen to the radio. Long journeys have become much more bearable.

We were looking for replacement headphones for our 4 boys for a long trip to Disney World. I wasn't sure if they would work with our aftermarket rose car dvd player so I bought this 2 channel model just in case it would cover both bases. Turns out everything is fine with the default channel (single channel) - you could save a few bucks by buying a model with one channel, but maybe someday you'll need a second channel feature for something. In any case, the headset has a longer reception range…

This may not be news, but I'll give my impression. They were purchased as a 3rd pair of headphones in a new van (as I have 3 kids) 2012 Chrysler Town and Country. I compare them to the two "VES" headphones (that's the only real identifier) that came with the van. What's good: They are compatible with my van, 2012 Chrysler Town and Country with a factory DVD player. Both channels work. Slightly easier to turn on than the included phones. The sound seems more balanced than VES phones. Deeper bass

First I must state that four stars (versus five) is at least partly my fault. I first bought these headphones because I hate messing with tangled cords, I hate how they hang off my arm when I'm at the computer and I hate how cords fray, especially with headphones. However, I assumed (yes, yes, I know) that they would work with my fairly new computer. Four stars primarily because they still didn't work after purchasing the IR emitter that plugs into my computer's headphone jack. The IR…