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

I've been using these headphones for years to watch tv in bed at night and have recently used the FM radio function to listen to the radio from coast to coast without disturbing my wife. I thought I needed a spare pair so I ordered these, they are perfect, the price was great and they were delivered within 2 days. I am very satisfied and highly recommend this product and the supplier

This is not a product I will ever buy again. Headphones stopped working completely in less than a month. Also, the headphones were so loose that I couldn't keep them on my head. Overall this is one of the worst products I have ever received for watching tv at night while my wife sleeps. I wish my TV had Bluetooth, but it doesn't. There are a limited number of wireless headphones that work without Bluetooth, and this particular model isn't worth the price, no matter how low it may be.

For those of us who are used to in-ear radios, this is a rarity, at least on the Revain, and very cheap. Good cheap I said so. One of the best features is that they cost a little over $20 or so. There's no settings display, the manual font is too small, it eats AAA, and the headphones are +/- 1.25 x 1.50 inches and not over-ear. However, as my parents and others would agree, I believed in it and perhaps sometimes preferred doing things with my hands to doing something better for me and/or…

My wired headphones keep breaking when I lie on them and stretch the cord. My stereo doesn't have Bluetooth capability so I bought these wireless headphones. At first I was amazed that it works on one floor of my house (up to 50 feet). There are dead zones with all the plastering and the lathe. And I don't expect him to work everywhere, and I really want him to watch TV late at night. But after a couple of weeks I had connection issues, I thought it might be the batteries (amazing battery life)

It's pretty much what you'd expect for $13 with shipping. Basic wireless connection for your sources is complete bullshit. I bought them so my wife can sleep while I watch tv before bed. There is a 3.5mm plug to connect to the headphone jack and only (1) RCA plug for the R channel. So you either need a 3.5mm RCA plug for stereo audio or you can just connect the RCA R channel to this audio output and it will work fine. Both sides of the headphones still work, just no depth of sound. Also, the…

I gave this item a five because it is what it is, a budget wireless headphone. They work, but there are downsides. Disadvantages: 1. Headphones and transmitter are battery operated. They must be turned on and off after each use. The on/off switch on the emitter feels fragile. I got around this by using a power supply I had from another device to power the emitter. 2. The sound quality is not as good as other headphones I've had. Pros: 1. Inexpensive 2. Headphones are very light. 3. They appear…

A great value for money wireless headphone set. After reading all the reviews I was skeptical about this product but decided to take a chance as it is much cheaper than the $60 products. I'm very glad I did this. This works great for me. I use it with my PC to stream movies and video games. I just plug a standard 3.5mm plug into my PC speakers and turn the volume up to around 30 percent (not too loud and not too quiet). Both the transmitter and the headphones use 2 AAA batteries. I use…

Interestingly these headphones are also FM radio. But the reason I bought them was to have wireless headphones for watching TV. I found the tiny instructions a bit difficult to read, but they seemed to work as described. The transmitter is very sensitive to interference, but moving it may help some. Maybe it needs some kind of noise reduction control. The 4-way power button is tiny and hard to get where you want it, but practice helps. I would also like a power supply for the transmitter and…