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MEGGS
MEGGSTAS21 posts
 

Value for the price – This low priced headset (on special at Coles) was bought specifically for TV viewing so I can not comment about other use for amplifier, DVD, computer or gaming etc. Be mindful that you get what you pay for and I have not had any problems with my headset and am very happy with the purchase. The supplied installation document in easy to… Read more

follow and good illustrations made the installation very easy. If your t.v. does not have a 3.5mm or RCA audio output option, you may be need to buy a digital-to-analogue converter.

Power supply 4 x AAA batteries which are NOT SUPPLIED with Headphones.

I use rechargeable batteries which last 5 days.

Transmitter, Audio and Adaptor Cables are supplied

Features

RF wireless transmission up to 35m for freedom of move

Ideal for TV, Hi-Fi, PC, MP3, DVD

Speaker Size: 40mm

Impedance: 32 Ohms

Frequency Response: 20-20kHz

Transmission range: 35m

Stand By Time: 90 hours

Dandy
DandyVIC2 posts
 

Waste of money – literally the most pointless headphones. Takes forever to find your phone, takes several attempts to connect them. The connection constantly drops out. Despite having my phone in my hand there’s minutes without sound then it comes back distorted for a few seconds and drops out again. Do not buy these!  Show details

Jac
JacNSW115 posts
 

Love these! – Only $15.00 and come in a small circle case which is strong (pink or silver) good volume and change track buttons and comes with charger. A good bug and mine have been working well for a few months now... no getting tangled in the cord when you run or walk.  Show details

Denis MURRAY
Denis MURRAYQLD7 posts
 

perfect job – sound is acceptable but the "transmitter" isn't that strong so if you're more than 5 meters away it starts to get distorted. tuning is a simple. I use mine to sit on my balcony with the sliding door closed so I can smoke and watch TV through the glass and still here its perfect for this purpose 1 year later still going strong .  Show details

ChelseaJaronCharlie
ChelseaJaronCharlie46 posts
 

Unreliable – Had these 3 days and the cord broke. It was all staticky while listening to music. Definitely do not buy these it's a waste of money. I took them back to get another pair and same thing happened. It's the worst sound that comes through the speakers. I would stay away from these headphones  Show details

altomic
altomic7 posts
 

ok, distance isn't that great – sound is ok but the "transmitter" isn't that strong so if you're more than 5 meters away it starts to get "staticy". tuning is a hassle. best to get another product using bluetooth rather than FM. I returned mine as "not fit for use" the guy at HN barely raised an eyebrow at that.  Show details

sara. c
sara. c
 

awful! – as soon as i got them i wanted to try them out of course~ so i connected them, no problem finding my phone but they dropped out straight away so i tried a few for times and they kept dropping out! i tried them the next day and still to no appeal!  Show details

Jobi
Jobi12 posts
 

A little unreliable – Overall the quality is good although sometimes they do not work straight away. I switch them off and on again and they work. First two sets I had to return, these do the job. The instructions were rather hard to follow but, as I am familiar with some other headphones I had no trouble connecting these to my T.V.  Show details

CHDrz
CHDrz2 posts
 

bad – got them only month ago the quality of them were great until it decided to break wouldn't recommend have spoken to people and they've had the same problem dont buy you'll regret its better off saving up for a bit longer to get a decent headset that wont break on you so easily:/  Show details

juanos
juanos
 

crap headphones – my wife got me a pair at xmas and after a month they a broken. i would never buy this brand again. they are very brittle and are very easy to break , plus the instructions on how to pair them with a device dont help you. so i suggest to anyone who is thinking of getting a pair ,,, Dont  Show details

B. E.
B. E.3 posts
 

Happy with purchase – Bought these wanting to try out an affordable solution to multiple device noise bothering me at home. I'm happy with them. Poor instructions but I didn't have trouble connecting them to tv or iPod. Sound is completely adequate for my purposes. If you're not fussy, they're fine. If you are, you might want to try something different and not as basic.

James
James4 posts
 

Selling these should be a crime! – I bought a pair of these fm wireless headphones from Target. The idea was to get greater range than bluetooth headphones. The problem is that there is no dedicated frequency for them and they constantly drop out. When that happens you have to spend the next 20 mins trying to retune them. The result of using them for 3 days? I threw them at the wall and smashed the crap out of them!

oliver
oliver
 

Terrible – Same problem as a lot of others on here. Picking up loads of random radio stations, (very) rarely picks up the correct channel on the tv I am watching but drops out quickly soon afterwards and back to random radio stations again. I will definitely be returning this product asap. Don't waste time on it.

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Shannon O
Shannon O2 posts
 

Worked well, decent price – Not the best headset I've ever owned but for price they were fantastic. Took a little time to set up and read the instructions but once they work, they're a treat. They did have a slight back ground noise but nothing too unexpected for buying a pair of super market headphones.

Bells H
Bells H
 

Not Recommended – Took me a while to figure out how to sync. Instructions weren't very clear, and the sound quality isn't very good. To sync to the tower, I needed to press the scan button several times - kept getting radio channels (which always dropped out). While watching TV with these, there was an annoying buzzing noise (that would get worse the more I move). The only good things about these are the look, and the fact that they connect at all.

GK
GK
 

Would've rated it zero if possible – Tried connecting it to my TV. Followed instructions to the letter. It caught all kinds of radio channels but not the signal from the transmitter. Worst part is that i bought two and gifted one to my Dad and he struggled with it for hours before he came to the same conclusion as I did - that this is a piece of junk.

bouch
bouch
 

Hang onto that receipt! – Ok, I'm a fairly tech savvy guy and I usually wouldn't buy such items from a supermarket but it was a matter of convenience. I 'm an artist who needs to be able to work without wires & cables in the way plus neighbors complain bout music sooo... It was fine picking up radio stations but I was simply unable to listen to my own music library on… Read more

either PC or Laptop, I had an old Panasonic wireless headset that worked flawlessly on both machines so I know its these particular Chedfoanes.

If you buy any electronic device from a supermarket chances are it will be faulty or poor quality, so whatever you do, hang onto that receipt!

Brian
BrianNSW2 posts
 

Good for the price – Worked with my 5 yr old iPod Touch and Sony TV after only a few minutes setting up. As you might expect sound quality OK but not brilliant. Did have some interference in one location in the house - still working on that, may need to re-tune, Considering the cost is about a half or a third of the next cheapest I have found in my area, I am happy with my purchase.

Peter
Peter4 posts
 

I want a refund – I spent about two hours trying to connect to my LG smart TV without success and gave up, its going back to the store today for a refund.

kaine aka updog2000
kaine aka updog2000
 

ill say you have not had the chance to read the instructions – Realy you put bad info for the good headset you realy need to use it right to make it work and it might of not realy been made for fm but still good wireless headset

Carol
Carol
 

Not great – Connected to I pod, music is clear, words to the music so faint. To much messing around. Can't listen to you tube downloads.

:/
:/
 

Alright – Its alright not the best, my reception is pretty good, they should be more clear with the instructions. i haven't tried the tv yet but its all working fine so far

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Michael Barrett
Michael Barrett3 posts
 

Poor at best – All I could get was poor reception FM radio. Tried to get it to work with TV. Best thing about it... Coles refunded money without question.

Jake
Jake
 

What The? – Technically isn't wireless if you still have to connect your ipod with a lead, reception is poor, speakers aren't very strong, have to change batteries when dead, should have a charger on it for the headset. Don't buy cause you will indeed say What The?

Brendan N
Brendan N2 posts
 

Utter waste of money – I bought these from Coles for $16. They suffer from terrible, hissy background noise and little or no reception from the base unit.A locating lug on the battery cover on the headphones broke off first time I removed it. Cheap, nasty and not worth buying. Beware!!

Lollipop
Lollipop
 

Do not buy – I brought a pair and they hardly work, I can't connect them to my iPhone or TV it just seems not to be working and the instructions that came with them are completely useless. Very let down I would not recommend this to anyone they are a waste of money. Almost everything, no understandable setup instructions

Joanne Ellerby
Joanne Ellerby
 

Poor Reception – I have had trouble ever since I got theses as a birthday present in August. As they take 4 AAA batteries, which only last a few days. It's hard to get a ready through iPad for watching you tube, music, etc. I wouldn't recommend theses. I now have very poor sound through some reception. I did like the look, but that's about it. To hard to work out the right reception station for various listen devices.

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