Wireless Headphone advice

[Ardesco]

http://www.trustedreviews.com/search...heiser&x=0&y=0

May help a bit. I'm told by everybody that has a pair that the Sennheiser's are the best thing since sliced bread.

[vhadiant]

Saw some of the reviews on Amazon that the fit is quite loose. Are they not adjustable? Can't find any reference about these Sennheiser.

[Tensai]

I've been using a pair of Sennheisers for a couple of years now, excellent quality. Only odd thing is that the TV volume has to be quite loud or the base unit cuts the signal to the headphones. To compensate you need to lower the volume on the h/phones using thier local volume control.

Otherwise they're top banana.

[KevinS]

Yeah, that's how it works. The units are pre-paired and don't broadcast. They can be plugged into any unit that has a 3.5mm headphone jack..

[vhadiant]

I have the version previous to these Logitech units.. Fairly good, but not that comfortable if you wear spectacles.. Charger will charge both units at the same time, which is useful.. A full charge lasts about 8 hours or so..

Hmm interesting, so I can plug it in to my PC and the adaptor works as BlueTooth transmitter?

[KevinS]

I have the version previous to these Logitech units.. Fairly good, but not that comfortable if you wear spectacles.. Charger will charge both units at the same time, which is useful.. A full charge lasts about 8 hours or so..

[vhadiant]

Hi all,

In the market for wireless headphone and couldn't decide which one to get. Seems that there are heaps of them (Sennheiser, Sony, Philips etc). Anyone as any personal experience? Budget should be maxed £70 hopefully.