How to choose the best wireless tv headphones? - The Parisian

Watch TV without disturbing your loved ones with our selection of wireless TV headphones. For lovers of good sound or for seniors, here are our favorite models.

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A good headset for your TV ensures that you can enjoy your favorite shows, movies and series without disturbing your loved ones who sleep next to you or your neighbors when the evening progresses. For seniors and people with hearing problems, an audio headset can also have two functions: to allow a better understanding of the dialogues or comments of the programs, and to offer an amplified perception of the surrounding sounds, most "stethoscopic" headsets offering a microphone mode that can be activated with a simple press. Finally, we will appreciate, on the most advanced models, a surround sound simulation which allows not to lose too much immersion compared to a home cinema environment which it is preferable to put on hold from a certain hour. Our selection of TV headsets includes models for lovers of comfort and good sound, as well as for seniors looking for a light and easy-to-install model.

Our selection

1. Sony MDR-RF895RK TV Headphones
2. Thomson WHP3311BK TV Headphones
3. Sony MDR-RF811RK TV Headphones
4. ADH300 Artist TV Headphones
5. Philips SHD 8850 TV headphones
6. Artist APH100 ​​TV headphones
7. Sennheiser RS ​​2000 TV headphones
8. CGV Hel Dolfin Duo TV headphones
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How to choose wireless headphones for tv?



There are basically two types of TV headsets, suitable for very different audiences. The first is the niche of “comfort” helmets. You want to watch TV in the evening without disturbing your neighbors and loved ones and still enjoy optimal sound quality, even a simulation of surround sound for movies, TV series or video games. These headphones, signed Philips, Sennheiser or Sony, are quite similar to the audio headphones that you use on your smartphone, except that they mainly operate at radio frequency, with a base to be connected to your amp or TV, in analog or preferably optical.

The other category of TV headphones is more intended for people with hearing problems, and designed above all to accentuate the sound to make it more intelligible when playing on certain frequency bands. This type of stethoscope-designed headset can nevertheless be adapted to all audiences looking for a light way to listen to the sound of their TV without disturbing anyone, and certain models such as the Sennheiser RS ​​2000 have also been designed for surround sound.

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