The first one had no problem but this latest one has a problem of clearing out the static regardless of frequency setting.

The main problem is that when the audio signal goes off for a bit, the headphones "disconnect" and go into a very loud static.

and if it does lose the channel the static is unbearable.

In addition, once there's nothing to listen to, it broadcasts very loud static

It's especially true when the signal times out and you flinch from a sudden burst of loud static.

I'll be in the middle of listening to a show and loud static shuts off my program

This was annoying as it's unnecessary with autotune circuitry and involves unpleasant static

" signal, but no, it just turns off, so your headphones blare loud static

When it's not blasting loud static in your ears it's great

I mean LOUD STATIC.

But when I forget, because of the loud static, it's easy to hear even when they're setting on the coffee table.

Better remember to take off, or power off headphones or you get the SCHRRRECH of loud static.

Further, when the TV stops producing sound for a short while, the transmitter turns itself off, causing the headphone to play really loud static.

Also make sure power cords are not wrapped around the audio cords, this can cause unnecessary static.

The unit requires tuning and gets terrible static when there is silence on the TV.

While this might seem like good behavior, it's extremely poorly implemented, in that it manifests by the headset playing VERY LOUD STATIC in your ears.

Disappointing performance, bad connectivity, and terrible static in a clear environment.

so I don't get the LOUD static in my ears.4

It started to cut out (loud static) occasionally, which gradually became most of the time

off there is a terrible, loud, ongoing static

If I was able to tune these things so there would be no background static, and have it not turn off randomly if what I'm listening to is too quiet (or if there wasn't very, very loud static when they do turn off

Tried it on my tv, then on my dish receiver, both of them had the same terrible static

Not suitable for use with computers - moments of silence means loud static in your ears.

Then, more often than not, I randomly lose the signal, resulting in loud static that can be heard throughout the room

When you pause a movie you have to shut off the headphones because in a matter of seconds loud static is heard.

n’t lean over or they fall of.

n’t lean over or they fall of.

I t was easier to upgrade to a different brand.

Unfortunately, they did not work as we had hoped.

The directions are so vague that i have yet to get them to work as they should

I walked two rooms over from the base station and was still hearing everything loud and as clear as

I've had these for three years now and they work as well as they did the first day.

His hearing is not as good as

That is sort of annoying as it requires you to move that cumbersome wired base around.

hear as loud (and clear and good) as you want anywhere in your house without bothering anyone

and it was as clear as in the house

The sound quality is not the greatest as you will hear a slight radio frequency hiss, but they were on sale and quite appropriate for the price paid.

n’t lean over or they fall of.

n’t lean over or they fall of.

I t was easier to upgrade to a different brand.