TV Ears Wireless Headsets Hearing 11841 Review

There are two problems that you might consider minor that made using this device a big problem for my 90 year old mother-in-law. 1) The headset is almost symmetrical front to back and the way it sits in the charging cradle speaks to the wrong way to put it on and use it. You'll have to remember to rotate it 180 degrees after shooting before putting it on, and the visual indicators aren't bold or clear for those with poor near vision. 2) If you forgot to turn it off when you return it to the…

Bought 3 times from Revain. Initially the product description didn't say they were analogue but when they arrived they were clearly marked as 'analogue' and didn't work with our TV. They were also purchased through Revain's Warehouse "Deals" and were missing a cable and some headphones if I remember correctly. So they returned. The second time we made sure the product was labeled as DIGITAL. Again through warehouse deals. They just didn't work - which is probably why the first owner returned…

With some hearing loss, my experience with today's TVs is that they don't have their tiny array of speakers, nor the rather expensive "system" I added to track the footsteps of Jurassic Dinosaurs to make the room shake, deliver high quality sound. And when I turn up the volume I get a massive amount but not the best quality. Dialogue is still a bit muffled, although my neighbors can hear it clearly now. So, despite my state of denial [hearing impairment], I bought what appeared to be a machine,