SIMOLIOWireless TV Headphones for Seniors and Hard of Hearing, 2.4GHz Over-Ear Digital Wireless Headsets for TV Listening (Optical/RCA/AUX), No Pairing, 100 feet Range, SM-825D Pro

Your hearing will get worse with age, but you don't need to be old to prefer the use of headphones. I watch with my wife several hours a day TV and I spent several hours on the computer doing things and listening to music at the same time. My wife's hearing is fine but mine has deteriorated especially on my right ear over the last years.Therefore I was looking for earphones which you can attach (of course wirelessly) to our TV. My second point in the search was that you can regulate the volume separately for each ear!! Another important condition was that my TV is not muted by plugging the base/amplifier into my TV. OK, the latter is a problem of the TV not the wireless headset. My Sony Bravia KDL-46W2000 does not have Bluetooth as it is not one of the latest models anymore. However in system-settings one could set it to play both: internal speakers AND headset when an audio jack is plugged in. The Simolio set comes even with two other cables (optical and RCA). I used the audio jack. The setup was done in two minutes. Honestly. No pairing or such things required. The headset is very comfi and soft. Audio quality is great. The quality of the "Sennheisers & Co" might be better (I don't know as I can't compare), but they don't offer separate volume control for each ear and they are much more expensive (double or triple the price of this headset. This set has a very reasonable price, it work also with my PC. One has always a charged spare battery in the base unit . My wife can hear via the normal speakers, I hear via the headset with low volume on the left and full volume on the right ear. I realise that my right ear learns to listen again (of course this is the brain, which learns it again, as some audio related areas where not used for a long time). The volume range is just great! I had a couple of questions and the seller quickly responded. So I'm actually quite happy with my new setup. Once the big players (Sony, Sennheiser and ....) have realised that some deafness is part of the norm, not only among the elderly; there might be more such things on the market. I'm very glad I found SIMOLIO SM-825D and one of my arguments is, it is not for seniors only, I know younger folks which have different hearing on their ears; they might be deterred by the word "Senior" and "Hard hearing" in the advertising lines as people with hearing difficulties don't admit this easily and learn rather to live with it as doing something against :-). Do you hear me?!

This is my second one too listen to the radio. Also of course the two headsets can be used with both TV and Radio.Again just plug-and-play and the sound is much better from the headset's.First impressions: ‘I just plugged-it-in and it played’My TV is a 12-year end of line when I bought it, Sony Bravia KDL-32W40 and have had problems over the years connecting devices as I’ve run out of sockets/etc on the back and didn’t think this was to be any different. My TV firmware for the Headset only allows, headset or TV not both & the RCA jacks have a mind of their own. I use Virgin Media and that seems to take over some settings so it will work and stops everything muscling in.Firstly, I spent a bit of time reading the User Manual and Quick Guide whilst the batteries were on charge and what a pleasant surprise, information that is clear, well presented and also easy to understand – with lots of tips if it does not work - top marks. Also, I didn’t have to hunt around or buy yet another lead to connect it up – hurrah. I know very little about how to setup this type of wireless device but I could easily follow it. Also made an enquiry to Simolio and got a very prompt and clear reply which seldom happens these days of ‘flog and forget’.Once – and yes, a spare battery supplied and gets charged up whilst unit is switched on so its ready when needed to change the battery in the headset (10 hrs charge) at no extra cost. I just followed the instructions and connected up for ‘Headset’ switched on and allowed the 5 secs or so pairing and off I went. The headset is very comfortable and light, volume, mic on/off switch at hand but had no need to adjust the balance. I tried walking around every room in the house and the sound was great everywhere. You can also connect another wired headset and listen. Repeated the RCA and as before no problems and I could hear via headset and TV – at last!!!!! Have yet to try Digital Optical Out as the socket is mine is in use and I can’t remember what it’s doing so best at present leave what is working – working.Have decided to buy another one so we can listen to the Local radio station which has a strong signal in the kitchen leaving us to wander around and listen to it or have two headsets to listen to either radio or TV.Strongly recommended………Can confirm that you can fall asleep and the headset does not fall off.