TV Headphones

With our Wireless TV Headphones you can enjoy those late-night sports events, movies, news and comedy shows you love -- without disturbing others.

There are three types of technology to consider when choosing a Wireless TV Headphone: IR (Infra-Red), RF (Radio Frequency) or BT (Bluetooth).

• Infra-Red (IR) headphones use line-of-sight technology, which means that you have to be lined up with the transmitter (within line of sight) in order for them to receive sound.

• Radio Frequency (RF) headphones transmit sound through walls and ceilings, which means that you can move from room to room (and even use a Treadmill) and still receive audio. Compatible with Plasma and LCD HDTV's.

• Bluetooth (BT) offers up to 33 foot range and wireless connectivity to TV, Audio and Cell Calls. Compatible with Plasma and LCD HDTV's.

There are two types of technology used when connecting a Wireless TV Headphone: ANALOG or DIGITAL.

• ANALOG With analog headphones, the transmitter connects to the analog "out" of most any audio device. These are the RED AND WHITE cables (RCA) seen on most TV’s and cable boxes.

• DIGITAL On a digital set, the transmitter connects to the "digital out" on the back of the TV or other equipment. The digital out port is also referred to as "TOSLINK" or "OPTICAL". It’s easily identified by the glowing red light it emits. For a complete list of digital headphones click here.