Unisar TV Listener Stereo | List Price: $0.00
Discount Price: $30.31
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Brand: Unisar
Features: - includes a microphone that may be placed next to the sound source
- volume control allows amplification of sounds to suit each person's needs
- has a 33 foot range
- includes stereo cords and microphone adapter
- requires 2 AAA batteries
awful reception, virtually useless [Posted on 2008-09-04]
the headline says it all, very poor quality, terrible sound unless you like listening to electrical interference and the like.
wireless headphone [Posted on 2008-09-08]
Just the best for the price,great for someone with a hearing problem! Can't do without one, easy to control and most of all very clear.
Incomplete description [Posted on 2008-10-02]
This product was unusable for me. The incomplete and inadequate description omitted important information which made it, literally, unusable for me. It's been two weeks since I sent it back (carefully following directions) but have yet to receive an acknowledgement of any kind from the seller.
This was a very bad experience in all respects, and a cautionary experience about buying on-line, I am sorry to say.
PS - I tried to give this 'no stars' but evidently that's not an option.
Not worth the money at all [Posted on 2008-10-20]
I brought this item for my husband as a gift. The setup was simple but the results were terrible. The sound is more static than anything and in one instance, a radio station came though instead of the television. Also, unless you are sitting directly in front of the transmitter, all you will get is static. I turned my head just a few inches and it blasted my ears with static. I do not recommend this item at all.
Wireless is nice [Posted on 2008-11-10]
Needed wireless headphones that worked for both home and for the car. This made it challenging as there is no real information on whether home systems work with car systems. After days of research and reading hundreds of reviews I decided to go with the TV listener. It was affordable and the specs, 2.3 and 2.8 Ghz frequencies, implied that it would work with mainstream car audio systems like Toyota, Doge, Pyle and RCA.
The results. It does work with standard car headphones. In our caravan, we run a laptop that plugs into the Unisar system. We have an inverter to plug everything into and it is great to not have wires and not have to listen to the movie while the kids watch.
At home, it works like a charm. Even next to a wireless laptop, which I feared would cause interference. The range is good and unless you want THX through your headphones, the sound quality is good enough for most TV/DVD applications. I would still go with surround sound speakers for the big productions, but for private viewing and late night shows, this is great.
For those of you familiar with the Bebe Sounds company, this is the same product.
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