Avantree HT41899 - Dual Bluetooth Wireless Headphones for TV Watching, Compatible with TVs (Optical/AUX), 40Hrs Playtime, Individual Volume Control, Includes Transmitter & Stand

I bought these to replace a set of Sennheiser rf series headphones. They served me well for many years but it was becoming clear they longed for retirement. On the plus side I was lucky during set up. These were truly plug and play. Turned everything on as described in the guide and they both automatically paired to the transmitter. I had an open USB on my TV so no need to dig out an adapter for power. My TV offered an optical audio out so sound set up was simple with the supplied cord.As for the headphones themselves..... the build quality seems fine to me. It didn't take me long to figure out all the control locations. They are also comfortable to wear and they do block a good deal of "outside" noise. My only complaint is sound quality. I have adjusted them as best I can but they have a "muddier" sound than my old phones. Perfectly adequate for TV, just not as good as I am used to. I will probably not use them for music as they just aren't dynamic enough. I may long for truer sound but these do what they need to and I am satisfied with the purchase. 90% of their use will be TV anyway.

Since old people like to use head sets to listen to TV. You might think the makers would realize detail instructions are important. They assume it will go smoothly. Since charging is usually the first thing required of devices. Do not try to charge them while setting the blue tooth.Aside from that they work great and they are very comfortable. with clear sound and no lag.

We've been having trouble hearing the dialogue in movies lately partially because we are getting older & I've also read others complain about the quality of audio in the new movies.Avantree to the rescue! Super simple to set up if you follow the instructions EXACTLY. Like they say in their description of the product these are NOT bass machines. The high & middle ranges are pretty good but bass is definitely lacking - I miss my 12" woofer when listening with the headphones.Hook up control power via the supplied USB cable (used a spare USB port on TV set), hook up the audio source (many choices!), turn on the power switch, turn on the headphone power & you're listening. Haven't used them enough yet to determine battery life on the rechargeable batteries built into the headset but I've gone a couple of hours so far & no need to charge yet.I have a Yamaha receiver & needed to purchase a 1/4" adapter for the head phone output on it to use the supplied audio cable. Also comes with fiber optic cable & RCA-style connectors.Love the fact each head set has it's own volume control! No more jockeying the volume control up & down trying to keep "her" happy. There is a master volume control on the control unit so you can set the maximum volume to something that won't harm you accidentally.The Bluetooth range is amazing. I have some earbuds that work up to about 15 feet tops. I can walk any where in my house & still hear everything perfectly. Need to try to test the range outside one day.The biggest negative for me is comfort. I have an older set of wired Sony headphones that I can wear for hours & barely notice them. These tend to get uncomfortable pretty quick, I find myself frequently trying to adjust the head band as it feels tight. I wear glasses so the pressure is on the ear pieces against my head. Maybe with time they will loosen up a bit.The package is pretty complete. Setup was straight forward. Pricing was reasonable. Quality seems good but time will tell. If you register on their website they will extend the warranty from one to two years,Bottom line - we really like them when we need them.

I've had my Sony DP-HW700 for over a decade, and its battery is finally starting to give out. I originally bought it for around $400, and they just don't make them with the same quality anymore. I tried replacing it with the Sony WHRF400R and the Sennheiser RS175, but neither matched the DP-HW700 in sound quality or comfort.After some research, I decided to try the Avantree HT41899 Plus. I was hesitant because of the low price, especially for a dual set. However, I was pleasantly surprised. The headphones are lightweight, the cushions are comfortable, and the sound quality is almost as good as my old Sony. The bass is impressive too. I highly recommend these headphones!

Lets start with how easy it is to pair and connect with the transmitter. Me and my wife are night owls and we love binge watching shows late night. We hate to wake others up so we use headphones. Avantree HT41899 is super easy to connect and pair. You turn on the headphone 1 and it automatically connects to the transmitter. The headphone 2 doesn't automatically connect but you just have to press the power button again it pairs right away.It is very hard to find a PAIR of descent headphones to watch TV. Most TVs only support one headphone if the Bluetooth feature can pair to headphone. Before this I was using Jaybird earphones with a cheap bluetooth transmitter. The sound quality was great as expected from Jaybird but it was absolutely pain in the rear to get two headsets to pair to the transmitter. Often times i would be playing for 10 mins to get both sets to pair and broadcast audio.Now, let me say if you want good quality of sound, these are not the headphones. Not saying its that bad, its okay. There is no noise cancelling feature and it doesn't get very loud.There is no noticeable latency delay. The lipsync is almost perfect, atleast I haven't noticed any lag. I don't really need loud headphones nor do i need Excellent sound quality to watch TV so I'm content with this purchase.Update Jan 3rd 2021:Still happy with the purchase! Battery life on these are amazing. I think its rated at 30 hours but i can swear it feels more than that. Sound quality still isn't best and it doesn't get very loud. I wish it would go one or two bars louder