TV SoundBox: Wireless Speaker for Seniors with Hearing Impairment, Sophinique Portable TV Speakers - Perfect Gift for The Elderly (TV Must Have 3.5mm Jack or Audio Out) Review

I bought this for my 90's. old dad and he loves it! No more WATCHING LOUD TV because this speaker can stand right next to it!

Worked great right out of the box. The instructions were clear and easy to read. I want to order two speakers and a transmitter for another TV. Much better than the Bluetooth speakers I've used. Good product.

Bought this wireless speaker for my 90 year old parents. They love it! You put it at the end of the table next to the couch and chair and you don't need to turn the TV volume up to 90! Definitely recommend this product. It's also portable enough to take with you on a visit.

I turned off the TV and am using this speaker near me. It focuses the sound so I can hear it even at low volume. I charge the battery from my ubiquitous laptop. In order to install the transmitter, it was necessary to find an audio output on the back of the TV and a place to connect it to a power source.

Sometimes the sound becomes hoarse and distorted. I try turning it off and on again after a few seconds and after a while it settles down and goes back to normal. I try to move around and make sure it's not too close to other electronics; nothing seems to matter. But mostly I use it, it's great!

This speaker is awesome! I know it stands for older family members but I bought this for my husband who is not even 50 yet because he turns the tv on very loud and I can hear him from 3 rooms. My sons and I have to yell at each other at the dining table because the TV is so loud. Aggravating! This speaker has been a blessing to all of us in the family. Works perfectly!

Problem solved. My mother doesn't want to mess around with hearing aids or subtitles on TV but the volume is too loud for others living with her. This little speaker is portable, so she can place it next to whatever chair she uses, and the dial is familiar to her generation and easy to find. With their TV, which uses old red and white plugs, set up was very easy. She likes it and I like the relative silence.

I'm quite technical and can usually understand even bad instructions. After trying to locate the product in search of more detailed instructions I found that it comes in a plain cardboard box. When I returned to the product description on Amazon, I recognized the brand and googled it. No results. Finally, I found an image in the product description on Revain that I use to charge the speaker. If that doesn't work, my next step is to throw everything against the wall.

Problem solved. My mother doesn't want to mess around with hearing aids or subtitles on TV but the volume is too loud for others living with her. This little speaker is portable, so she can place it next to whatever chair she uses, and the dial is familiar to her generation and easy to find.

I'm pretty tech savvy and can usually figure out even bad instructions. After trying to locate the product for more detailed instructions, I found that it comes in a plain cardboard box. When I returned to the product description on Amazon, I recognized the brand and googled it. No results. Finally I found a picture in the product description at Revain and I use it to charge the speaker. If that does not work,