Golvery Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter for TV to Wireless Headphones, No Audio Delay, High Volume Over Ear Headset Hearing Set for Seniors, aptX Low Latency Bluetooth Adapter, AUX/RCA Input, Plug n Play

I have to say I'm really glad I got these wireless headphones. If you're married like me and/or have a significant other who likes to watch things that you have no interest in watching... then something like this will make you so happy. For years now, I've wanted to be able to watch something I was interested in on my laptop while he was watching his shows on the TV, or me watch something on the TV while he is on his phone. NOW I CAN and I won't disturb him while I'm doing it.They were very easy to set up and I was able to start watching my shows without disturbing my husband the day I received these!! The headphones themselves are very lightweight, high quality and are very comfortable on my head. These headphones have provided a flexibility that was sorely lacking and for that I'm very happy with them.

Overall, these headphones are good for the price. The sound quality is good and they are comfortable, although a touch too tight for my above average wide head. I dislike that you have to unplug the receiver if you don't want to use the headphones, and sometimes if there is no dialogue then the faint background noises are not transmitted, like it sounds like the audio is cutting in and out but it is faint. But they are simple to use and nice when I don't want to hear my husband playing video games while I watch a movie.

Good value.

Had to return it

I just got this today so I can't say how well this will work a year from now. However, this works really well. The manual is fairly substantial, but not the best English. It would have been nice to know in advance the the devices were already paired at the factory. The transmitter looks huge in the photos, but is actually about the same size as a silver dollar. I tried to use 3rd party audio connectors that I already had, but they didn't work. However, the ones in the box worked fine. I'm not sure if the transmitter will charge and run at the same time. Its powered by the USB service jack on the TV so it only gets power when the TV is on. It has a mechanical on/off switch. The headset controls are really hard to find, but they are there and simple to use once you find them. The audio was excessively loud, but you can turn it down. It doesn't seem to remember your settings once you turn it off. To turn the headset on you hold the power button down for about 3 seconds until it says "Power On". Do the same thing to turn it off. You don't need to pair it because its pre-paired at the factory. The range is about 30 feet inside the house. So basically, it works really good. If that changes, I will update this review and lower the number of stars.

The headphones are fantastic and you can spend a lot more money for the same (or worse) quality. I have and use the Golvery Bluetooth V5.0 Transmitter Receiver which is great. I found the headphones to be extremely comfortable, they cancel external noise, and the sound quality is great (rich full bass, clear treble). PAiring the headphones with the transmitter is as easy as can be. You place the headphones near the transmitter, turn the transmitter on and the units automatically pair. I used the units in the same manner I use the transmitter/receivers - hooked to a stereo and I can now listen to music without disturbing others. I definite buy if you are looking for great wireless headphones.

I purchased the H3 earphones specifically for listening to tv programs and movies. I was attempting to satisfy a unique hearing concern that I have. I found the earphones to be of high quality and the sound clarity was extremely good. Customer service for this company is awesome as they attempted to satisfy my unique needs. Their response time and suggestions to me were extremely timely and very congenial. I would recommend this company and their very fine product to anyone. I give them a five star rating for the overall product and my experience with the customer service department. They are indeed a great company to work with.

Anytime a product is marked as "ideal for Seniors" it catches my attention. In the case of the Golvery Wireless Headphones it wasn't immediately apparent what made these headphones more Senior friendly than any other wireless headphone.The headphones come with a puck (Golvery calls it a Transmitter Adapter.) I thought that it was simply a Bluetooth transmitter for the headphones. Glovery states that, "they are arrive paired, simply slide switch to turn them, they will automatically connect." However, this was not the case for me. The puck and the headphones would not pair even when both were fully charged. I even tried resetting the puck, but nothing was ever heard from the headphones even when the puck was plugged into a known good audio source.Included are two USB charging cables for both the Wireless transmitter and the headphones. A 3.5mm audio cable is also included. I used the 3.5mm cable to connect the Golvery Wireless Headphones to my studio audio amplifier. That allowed me to judge the quality of the headphones with high resolution audio files. I listened to both Classic Rock and Jazz music songs.Let me say up front that the Golvery Wireless Headphones were no match for my Sennheiser HD-580 headphones. Even my Sony MDR-V6 Studio Headphones outperformed them. That said, for the price, the Golvery Wireless Headphones (with minimal break in time) sounded decent. If I were to criticize the audio quality I would say that the bass is on the muddy side and the soundstage is overly compressed. However, overall the sound was never harsh and easy to listen to even for several hours. The overall comfort of the headphones, while not exceptional, was acceptable.Strangely, there is no off switch on the headphones so I assume that they are on all of the time. That could cut into their rated 15 hours of playtime. The headphones also are not marked with left and right indicators, so you have to guess how to place them on your head.