What is the inline range from tv to headset?
1382031
I can tell you it's at least 20 feet but you need to be pointed directly at the receiver. I sit in our livingroom with my tv ears on but if I turn 45 degrees I'm in line with my husband's tv in the den and I pick up his station! Hope that helped you some.
1382032
Don't really know as I listen to TV in a 20X13 room. If you step out even 1 inch out of the room sound is lost.
1994680
I have been using head sets for 15 years. These are the best I have used in this price range. When I am watching TV by myself I turn the sound off on the TV and set the volume on my headset. I do not disturb any one. When I watch TV with my husband or someone else I adjust the volume to my liking on the headset and they turn the volume on the TV to where they want it. The only problem I have is while I am using the headset I can not hear anything else outside the TV. ( no phone, doorbell or anyone talking.) Dolores
1345769
You have to be facing the TV............if you do not have headset facing TV, or are turned around.........you will get static........I hope this helps you
705817
This is dependent on the television and not the headphones. Also the length of the headphone line is only about 4 ft. This would mean you would be at most 4 feet from the screen of the television, and is not recommended.
1301628
I am not sure, but the headset itself is not very good quality I would look at buying something else.
978882
Yes. Audio outputs on left side of TV include headset, RCA (L&R;) and coaxial audio.
1990344
Sorry, can't help in that regard, I only use it in a home setting. But I will comment that I'm in the process of getting a second replacement under warranty and have little confidence in the product. My Plantonics headset is over 10 years old and still functions, but isn't quite as accurate.
1063353
Absolutely, it's a wonderful device. It's easy to set up, you can put your TV on mute and set your headset individually to the volume you require. You do need to stay within the signal range (same room).
685745
I don't know about TV ears, however these were much cheaper and work great. Easy to setup, use, and enjoy clear TV. Each headset has its own volume control and a good reception distance of 40-50 feet approx. you must be able to see the TV for the headset to work, it's got a good width of reception you just can't be behind the set of in another room to be able to hear. I wood buy again for sure!!!
465871
Overall, from plugin to headset is 83". From plugin to volume control (on cord) is 66". Hope this helps you.
828527
I measured mine at about 46 inches, from where it joins the headset to the tip of the plug.
2017750
The combined length of the of the headset cord and the inline amp cord is 10 feet. There are a few wireless headsets that are PC compatible, your first and best option is the Z300. http://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Beach-Wireless-Surround-TBS-6060-01/dp/B00D8T886S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1424871086&sr=8-1&keywords=z300
1334960
The TV sound is not cut out. You can maintain a comfortable listening mode for the person without the head set with the person with the headset maintaining their comfortable listening volume. The Set 840 use radio frequency and not inferred transmission.
2217498
Yes, you can. It has audio out. But your headset has to have those plugs works on TV(colors are red & white). I think 3.5mm won't work.
285863
I'm using the Logitech HBS730 and get about 20 feet in my apartment. If I cover the headset with an open hand, it'll cut out. In other words, the range isn't so great. I remember reading somewhere that antenna length is crucial - it has to be a specific length. I only remember that these tiny dongles just aren't big enough to house an antenna that will give you good range.
2225957
No, there is one volume control that affects both ears. If the base unit is plugged into the TV headphone jack, the TV volume must be turned up enough to have sufficient signal to the headset. The headset volume can then boost or lower the level. If the headset is plugged into an Audio Out either from the TV or another devise, the TV volume is completely independent from the headset volume.
1869826
that is correct, it has to be connected to the "headset" audio port of your TV... the box has the cables.