Wireless Stereo Headphones for TV, Stereo, PC, Mac, Android, iOS and Gamers, Including Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter with Versatile Functionality, no Delay, 100 foot range, and 30-hour Battery Life

I've had it 2 days and I'm very impressed. Only negative is that the instructions to pair the base to the headphones was unclear. I will end this review with clearer instructions.Setup was fairly easy once I figured out the pairing. Headphones are very comfortable - full-size cans, soft surface. The band feels high-quality and soft, too. They are light without feeling flimsy. Sound is very good; full range. Controls are well-designed and I really, really like that it has a dial-style volume control. One great feature, at least on my Roku TV, is that the volume for these headphones is completely independent from the TV volume. It's not like I plug in a jack and it turns off the TV volume. Rather, because the headphone volume is independent from the TV, I do not have to switch modes and I do not have to teach my kids how to use it. The TV works like it always did, or you can turn down the volume all the way and use the headphones. Or both at the same time if you want to let family watch in living room while you work in the kitchen, without cranking up the TV volume. I do not know if that's true with all TVs, but I'm happy it's true for mine.The receiver has a wide selection of audio options for connecting your TV or stereo or laptop. I used digital optical, which has to be in PCM format (not Dolby/DTS) but that setting was available and easy to find on my particular TV. I like that the hockey-puck shaped receiver has it's own power button, and that the receiver is small. It does feel light enough that I worry about it falling down behind the shelf under my TV, and the USB cord is short. But it also has a sticky wall mount magnet that I just haven't taken advantage of yet, and which will solve that problem nicely. The documentation says that you can pair a second set of headphones, but I did not try that option.Range is excellent. I wandered all over the main floor of my house to test, and never lost sound. That's up to 2 rooms away with a couple walls in between.I've only had it for a couple days, so I do not know how battery will work out. I just know it's been going for a while with no sign of stopping. The light is read while charging and turns blue when fully charged. That information was not in the documentation and I wish I had known it. It took a couple hours to charge that first time, so I'm guessing it shipped about half-charged.It would have only taken about 5 minutes to set up except that the instructions for how to pair the hockey-puck receiver and the headphones were not clear enough for me. So here goes:- Hook up hockey-puck receiver to audio source, and plug in USB for power.- Turn on with button on side. A green LED will come on.- Press the A button on top for a few seconds, until an LED light starts flashing rapidly between red and blue.- Hold powered-off headphones near the receiver.- Press the power button (middle multifunction button) for longer than you think. If you press a few seconds, it sings to you and turns on, but you have to KEEP pressing for a second or two longer than that, until the LED on the headphones blinks rapidly between read and blue.- Wait a few seconds while lights flash.- When lights on both devices turn blue, the devices are paired up and you're ready to go.After that, it's set. When you want to turn it on next time, just turn on the receiver and then turn on the headphones, holding the button the usual, shorter time of a couple seconds until it sings to you. Don't panic if there is no audio immediately - it takes 3 to 5 seconds before audio comes over the headphones. If still quiet, adjust the volume dial.Again, excellent experience, great feel to the headphones, and it was definitely worth the money.

On 12/5/18 I purchased a wireless TV headphone with a charging deck. They worked well, except that I was not able to connect to the TV. I contacted tech support through Amazon tech support, and was provided extensive tech support through SISI, using both phone and email to communicate. With the help I got I was able to connect through my cable to the TV, but not to any other source (Netflix, Prime, Hulu, etc.) SISI worked with me again and, once all options had been explored, I was supplied with an updated replacement; the Wireless TV Headphones Bluetooth Transmitter & Receiver Set. Once again I had difficulty connecting the headphones to my TV and SISI, once again, gave me some instructions that solved the problem.The headphones do operate as described, and I have no complaints. The controls are simple, but too small to easy to locate by touch. I'm sure they will become easier to use with use. The sound is entirely adequate for listening to TV, which is all I have used them for so far.

Overall, the headphone are great. Some recommend improvements are:1 Instructions need to be clarified on how to pair the devices and charging requirements.Needs some type of battery charging/life indicator on both devices.

As another reviewer has described, the TV has to be set to PCM audio out for the optical input to work. This is a disappointment because Dolby DTS definitely sounded better with my previous system. It, however, had a lag whereas this system fixed that. Also like the "Excellent Product" I am still not sure how I got them to pair. The directions are definitely incorrect in the included manual. What "Excellent Product" sgb says may be what I finally did. I thought I long-pressed after they were powered on, but that always powers them off. So probably I long-pressed after they were powered off. I got a strange beep and suddenly they had paired (with the included Bluetooth in transmitter mode). There appears to be no way to pair them with any other transmitter, which was what I tried when I could not get them to pair with the included one. As sgb states the range is much better than a MEE-Bose pairing that had the bad audio lag.So I would recommend these, but because they did not pair immediately and I wasted close to a half an hour trying to get them to pair and was about to return them, I'm giving them three stars.Update 3/16/2019 -- The seller has responded and promises better directions to be included in the ones coming later. I should add that the star rating would have been even lower if these were not spot-on in terms of syncing the sound to my TV. In terms of one question, your TV generally determines whether you can listen on speakers at the same time as using headphones. My TV does not allow that (very easily, anyway). I put my TV output through an optical splitter so that I could listen on headphones and speakers. That is also the reason why I can say that through this splitter both sounds are spot on in terms of sync. I would also add that I run mine by keeping the Bluetooth transmitter on all the time. When I turn on the headphones I hear a second beep after the first set of tones. That beep occurs at 10 seconds. I do not hear any sound from the TV until 15-16 seconds, so you have to be patient before you decide they are not working. Compared to other headphones I have used 15-16 seconds seems long, but I use these because they are AptX CST