Jelly Comb Wireless TV Headphones

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The Jelly Comb wireless headphones are wonderful and a great headphone. The sound on these are clear, crisp and give you that great digital sound you want from a headphone.These are easy to install, set up and get up and running. Comes with everything you need, except the rechargeable batteries for the headphones and transmitter, to all the wires that you may need to hook this up to about anything you want to use them on, TV, stereo, game system or your cell phone. They all work with this.You can wire these in if you are staying close to this, but the real magic happens when they are wireless. The range on these is amazing. You can be watching TV or listen to music downstairs and leave and go upstairs and still be able to listen to them.The ear pads on these are soft and cushiony and do sit on your ears pretty good. These are not noise canceling and do let some noise leakage in at low volume when being use unless you have it loud enough to drown it out.The wife loves that I use these to watch TV at night since she goes to bed way before I do. With these on, she can sleep without me bothering her and keeping her up and I can still watch TV and have it as loud as I want it. These will be great for traveling as well in a hotel room for the same reason. The max volume on these may be a bit on the soft side and people that are hard of hearing to start with and use a hearing aid may have problems, but for everyone else, these are loud enough and easy to hear.Overall, easy to use, work, listen to and charge. Great headphones I would recommend for anyone that may need or want one.. #ad

OK, I must say these are pretty awesome, works well with no delay! So why a 4 star and not a 5? Well I did have a small hum tone in the back ground, when there was noise and it was loud enough, the tone would be lost in the sound, but when there is no sound or enough noise that hum tone was there. Yes the 3.5 jack was sercurely pushed in all the way and I was using the RCA jacks to plug into my BOSE system. Now this is in my entertainment system cabinet with a lot of other electronics, so I suspected some EMT bleed over. I ordered a "shielded cable" and plugged it in, the tone was still there... a lot lower....but still there. I did have the thing powerd via a usb cable. So I went ahead and put in batteries....SUCESS, no sound at all or annoying tone if there is no sound...there is no sound..perfect silence. So I will say this things work great but I need to find a cleaner power supply. The headset itself is light and comfortable. So I recommend you get a pair if you have a master bedroom right next to a Man cave! Update: I updated the USB cable and then plugged it into a different power supply, and yes NOW I have no background "HUM TONE" when their is silence. So if you have any problems with background noise or tones or scratchy noise, it is the connectors you are using or the power supply, VERY easyily corrected, make sure connectors are pushed all the way in, and you have a "clean" power supply. Setup for me couldn't of been easier, Plug and Play. If I would of plugged them into a correct clean power supply, I think I could of just played them and never looked back.

I am NOT technically inclined by any means and thought i would struggle with setting these up. We have an expensive pair of Sony headphones in our living room, gave up on setting those up, my husband had to do it. These are just for me, for late night tv watching in bed. With these, literally spent more time taking out of the box than hooking up! Works great as far as I can tell. Headphones are not huge but fit me just fine, could see someone with a large head thinking these might be too small? Comfy though to wear, I like that the ear pieces swivle for a perfect angle fit around the ear as well. Overall, satisfied for what I paid and no complaints here. Oh! And in case u missed it in the description, u can use regular batteries and replace as needed or use rechargeable batteries and charge via a usb cord for both transmitter and headset. Each take 2 aaa batteries a piece. I have reg batteries in right now, might switch to rechargeable depending on how quick these drain, not sure yet since I just got them what kinda battery life u get using a couple of hours a few nights a week. We shall see!

This is not the most expensive set up so I was pleasantly surprised at first how well they sound. After binge watching Fargo, I became hugely impressed with how much better these were than the other two more expensive brands I tried out. I have mild hearing loss in the upper range and moderate in the lower range. I struggled to hear my TV, which is only about 9 feet away, without disturbing the whole house. Now the house is quiet and I can hear dialogue clearly. Sometimes music sounds slightly tinny, but that's OK, I am not listening to a concert. I just want to follow what's going on between characters on my shows.Set up was a little confusing at first until I read thru the instructions while looking at the back of my TV. Turned out to be a piece of cake.I do wish the headphones were closed and completely covered my ears. I also question their longevity. I'm hard on headphones because I fall asleep in them. Only time will tell.

Both of these items require batteries. I was able to find a charger for the transmitter among a pile of "I don't know what this goes to" chargers. That alone has saved numerous batteries. The headphones do have a charger port but I could not find one to fit it so I use AAA batteries. Depending on how often you use the headphones will determine how lone the batteries last. I'm guessing an average of 8-10 wks. Other than the battery issue these work fabulously! I have zero complaint on the clearness or the distance of receiving reception - I can walk through my entire house and still hear the program I'm watching. For the price, these were a win-win and I definitely recommend! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N7S6IT3/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_11