SonyRF400 Wireless Home Theater Headphones for Watching TV (WHRF400), Black, 2.9 (Requires use of RCA Audio Out or Headphone Jack on Television)

I had to return the first pair I got because it would not charge, but the second pair works much better than the 30 year old pair I had before. The volume can be set extremely high. The sound quality is excellent. The only thing that is a little bit hard to get right is when it is put in the charger, you have to be sure the red light comes on as it is a little bit hard to get the contacts on the head phones to match the contacts on the charging tree exactly. Just something you need to watch out for. Sony makes great products, so the quality looks very good. It comes with a cord that has RCA jacks on one end and a stereo pin on the other end that plugs into the unit. A lot of tv's nowadays do not have RCA jacks. I have mine plugged into the dish network receiver RCA jacks. Works perfectly. I would recommend this unit. I am 83 years old, so if I can hook it up, you can!

We finally got the right headset (after 3 tries!) and it is just the one my husband needs.

I bought this about 2 years ago, worked great at start, despite a few hiccups. For starters if there is no constant audio coming in, they will disconnect from the receiver in a very short period of time. At first I dealt with it, but over time it got very frustrating. Especially if you use this for Zoom/Discord Calls where, if you have to speak for awhile, they'll disconnect and you can't hear anyone else until you click the connect button or turn them off and back on.They are touted to auto-charge all the time while on the stand, but this isn't exactly true. Once its charged they stop charging, even if the battery drains afterwards. So if you put them on the stand before bed, they will charge full during the night, then stop charging, you return next day and find them either completely drained or very little battery life, so you need to remember to reactivate the charger in the morning to ensure they charged during the day. Too many times when I had a planned call or session, I forgot to take them off in morning, turn them on and place them back on charger so it would charge them up again for the call and I wind up having to pull out my old Blue Tooth headphones.Again, another small issue, but over time it becomes tedious and an extra chore to have to remember. You wonder why you paid so much for the product to have all of these extra things to remember.The sound quality was pretty good, nothing amazing, but better than cheap headphones.I really enjoyed these at first, but after the first year they constant disconnects and needing to reactivate the charger got old.By year two, they randomly stopped working, just won't turn on anymore. And the padding has started falling apart. Now I am someone who handles tech carefully, I'm very present when I put them on and take them off. I also don't use them all the time, I generally use the soundbar for my PC, so they falling apart wasn't from wear and tear.My other cheaper headphones and headsets from 5+ years ago still work the same, but these didn't make it past two years before dying. Overall, not worth the price.

After 3 or 4 years the ear pads are wearing out and the batteries are not holding a charge, so we just buy new sets. We have a set for both my wife and I - given our various abilities to hear, and the horrible muffled sound from the tiny little speakers on our TVs, these allow us each to adjust the volume to our individual comfort levels. These are the third sets that we have had. What we like: they are comfortable. The sound quality is good. The transmitter/docking station as well as the headphones can be switched to one of three different channels, so that I can listen to a TV in one room while my wife listens to different TV show in another room without interference. Other headphones don't have this feature, and it is important. What we sometimes don't like: the sound-damping qualities of the headphone pads is so good that you cannot have a conversation while wearing these. I have even sent emails to Sony suggesting that they have little microphones and amplifiers built into the headphones with an on/off switch - sort of like with Ear Pods that have two different modes for either "noise cancelling" or "transparency". THAT would be veru helpful!!

I was looking for RF signal headphones for use with my TV. These were refurb for a good price, so I bought them. Very convenient features like charging by hanging on a post and long-lasting battery. Sound is good, but connection periodically fades for a second or two. I guess you can pay a whole lot more for RF headphones that have a more stable connection, but for the price I'm fine with these. Oh, and they are quite comfortable too.

Fidelity of this particular pair is not as good as ALL the previous ones I’ve ordered over the years. (same make & model x 5). But it did take care of my lack of battery charging problem I had with the previous ones. Great Price was the main factor in keeping with this make & model.

Battery charges fast and last a long time. Volume control has improved from previous models.

Great TV Headset! Love that hubby can control the volume on his headset without affecting the volume on the TV ~