Buy wired ones, what will you lose? Yes they do break over time, but if you don't play with the wires they can survive up to like 9 or 10 months.

Hi.

I like the idea of going around the house and listening to stuff, or lying in bed and listening to things without wires. But I do have a pare of  wired beat headphones which are quite awesome.

hi, i havbe a pare of creative sound blaster tactic 3d rage whireless headset with 17 hours battery life.
and after i configured it just righte, it rocks. and, because u can share settings amungst users. its easy to get it up and running in a snap.
here's a small preview of what i  am talking about
hope it helps. have a nice day
warning, i am in no way offiliated, nor are payed by creative.
this review, found in  the link at the end of this post.  is only my own findings, and opinions baced on my own usage, and experience with the product.
as i have 2 of these, you can see that i do like them. and had good experience with them.
help and advice i wil gladly give on them.
if needed.
your own experiences and findings may very, and i except no responsibility for any loss of proffits, damages, or liability, when using this product.
the review only provides an entry level guide to using this product. and is designed to be as detailed as possible with out going in to much advanced details.
all  coppy rites, sounds, and, or, cumponies,  and trade marks used in this review belongs to there  respective oaners.
if any trade marks, or rights have been breached,  please contact me, so that i can resolve the matter.
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ok now that all the legal stuffs out of the way, since i had to mension it? thanks for one of my friends who tipped me off, in a email. to include some sort of warning? when posting on a form.  lets get down to business.
link is?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bfc8j1z212ltg … r.mp3?dl=0

Hi.
I have reasonally bought a Bose SoundTrue on-ear headphones. They both supports Wireless and caple, and the sound is really good.
The reason for I've chosen the Bose on-ear is so I can hear what's going on around me, while traveling by buss or train.
The headset remembers up to 8 devices, and it can connect to two dvices at the same time, and for example automatically switch to your phone if it rings.
The headset have speech and supports different languages. It comes with a very nice protection case.
It is highly recommenable. I'll recommend you to listen to those in a store before you buy.

I like wireless headphones for the freedom to move around the house, even go outside and still continue listening. In the summer I like to put on a record, plug my wireless headset in to the stereo and then go outside on the garden swing. The trouble is that it can be fiddly. The transmitter had to be facing just the perfect direction in order to mitigate the static. They tipically transmit a pretty week signal, and I can't help but think that wireless routers and other signals that have been introduced in to the home over the last few years probably make things worse.
How much did you pay for those?
It'd be nice to find ones with a stronger signal which could go further, but you'd probably pay a pretty penny for them.

for my wireless headphone needs I use a pair of
These
They connect to anything, have great wireless range and there is no audio lag like you will get with bluetooth headphones. They do virtual 7.1 for games as well.