Jensen JW160 Wireless Headphones

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Summary: Pain!
Review: These headphones are extremely painful after a couple of hours of listening. Within 4-5 feet of the receiver you get pretty good reception, but once you go beyond walls of the receiver you start to lose it. Only worth it if you'll be within 4-5 feet of the receiver while using it. oh, and did i mention how friggin painful they become...don't know why they engineered it this way, but damn, these things hurt!

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Summary: Sounds good, uncomfortable.
Review: These headphones sound really nice, and the open air design is convenient if you want to be able to hear outside sounds. However, after an hour or so of wearing them, they get rather uncomfortable. The speakers sit right against the ears, and push against them in way that becomes painfull. --This text refers to an alternate option.

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Summary: Blew-em out with Classic Punk
Review: These were fine for a short while. When cranked with Dead Boys, Johnny Thunders, Floyd or whatever they frazzeled and are now in the garbage can.

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Summary: Blew-em out with Classic Punk
Review: These were fine for a short while. When cranked with Dead Boys, Johnny Thunders, Floyd or whatever they frazzeled and are now in the garbage can.

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Summary: Just a littel static sound...
Review: This Product have a great design, good sound in my CD-Player and TV... but in my DVD Player I get some static, the same in the Home Theather, I think don't respond good in High Quality Frequence... the reception is good in all the room, bad and good in the rest of the house... But whit this price... I'm so Happy....

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Summary: This is useless!!!
Review: This product is the worst buy i've ever made, you can't get it to tune ever, there's always interference 'n if you move around the house you will lose the signal, plus to all that the sound is not good, they look nice and are cheap, but you get what you paid for, as an advice DON'T BUY THIS PRODUCT, if i could give it -5 stars i would.

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Summary: Constant Adjestment
Review: TV sound is OK, but static requires almost constant tuning of earphones. I usually used the earphones within 10 feet of the transmitter, but still got a lot of static unless perfectly tuned.

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Summary: Too much tuning, cost:performance ratio in doubt
Review: When you can get the signal, they sound good. But as you move around the house they constantly lose the signal and you find you have to constantly tune in. And there are only two weak signal possitions on the dial on either the A and B channel. Not only that, but the batteries die out quickly. My dad, who bought these headphones to listen to the TV and CDs because he's nearly deaf (and subsequently doesn't hear the high pitched hum in the background because of high tone nerve loss), is going through batteries like water. Maybe some people can buy batteries at this rate, but not him. Not only that, but the tuning wheel is so close to where you can get a hold of them to succesfully take them off that it's hard not to grab them by the tuning wheel when taking them off. Which, as you can guess, screws up the tuning everytime. If only there were handles on each ear cup for easy removal. We're sending these back and looking into the more expensive rechargable ones from a company that specializes in hearing loss technology.

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Summary: Pain in the
Review: WOW, they really do hurt. I had to put socks on the earpieces to not hurt my ears so bad! I was very disappointed with the quality of the reception. If you live in an apartment complex, I would strongly advise not buying these. There is way too much interception. It is very hard to get(and keep) a good signal.