Sennheiser Consumer Audio RS 195 RF Wireless Headphone Systems for TV Listening with Selectable Hearing Boost Preset,Black

only had these headphones for a few weeks. very impressed with the option that seduces background sounds/music when dialogue is spoken but unsure whether this applies to all program formats. headset is a little heavier and tighter on the head than my old TR160 phones. all very good ,so far.

The range trough the house is good but not 100mts, anything else youre getting what youre buying, the pads are somewhat unconfortable bit not a real breaker

Excellent Headphones. My husband must wear hearing aids as he is almost totally deaf. I am so pleased with these headphones and the quality of sound they offer that I purchased a second set for him as well. He now has one set for his bedroom TV and one set for our second TV that we watch movies on. He can wear these headphones over his hearing aids comfortably and without sound distortion. In the past our TV's had to be set at maximum volume which made my watching TV and movies most uncomfortable and unpleasant. I feared the extreme loud volume would leave me deaf. I love that when he watches TV in his bedroom, that I can mute his TV so that I do not have to listen to it throughout our home and yet he has clear, distinct sound for his viewing pleasure. I am a person that loves the sound of silence, so thank you Sennheiser for returning silence and calm back into my life.

Très bon appareil, le seul point faible c'est la batterie.

I'm cheap, so after some research I purchased the SE5000 SuperEar for myself. It works as advertised, with the associated pitfalls (background noise sensitivity most notable), and I'll keep mine in case my hearing diminishes to the point of requiring a conversation aid. Under the right circumstances, the SuperEar would work fine for that... HOWEVER, it also firmed my resolve NOT to cheap out on my dear ol' 82-YO mom's birthday gift but to instead heed the advice of reviewers suggesting the Sennheisers were the way to go for premium wireless TV headphones. After testing the RS 5200's I'm very happy that I and ponied up! My biggest unanswered concern at the time of purchase was whether audio could be played both through the RS5200 headphones and TV speakers at the same time. I am very happy to report that the answer is YES!--in particular by using the fiber optic audio port of my mother's ROKU TV with the cable provided. It was plug & play, requiring no TV menu changes. The headphone and TV volume controls independently adjust their respective outputs. This is perfect for times when only one movie viewer has trouble hearing conversations at moderate TV volume levels. On the other hand my mother can listen to, say, Fox News at a headphone volume that doesn't require her to use subtitles, without driving away the rest of the household--that is, with the TV speakers MUTED! She'll even be able to hear TV conversations while puttering around within 20 feet (or more) of the TV, heretofore unheard of (pun unintended)! Headphone sound quality is primo and the Conversation Enhancement feature, also not yet fully tested, appears to offer a significant boon to speech comprehension when soundtrack audio otherwise tends to drown out conversation. My only real concern is comfort. I acclimated to the pressure on my ears but have only tested the headphones with the largish cone-shaped pads they come equipped with. Eventually my ears needed a rest. I think one of the additional 3 sets of pads of different shapes and sizes included would likely prove more comfortable for smaller ears. If my mother enjoys these headphones as much as I think she will, it's very likely I'll be forced to spring for another set for myself. A bittersweet result, wallet-wise, but a GREAT gift suggestion for my wife (are you reading?)