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5 In 1 Wireless headphones review

I had to order a new pair of wireless headphones, as my ones blew up :-(, so got some of ebay these were around £10, though various sellers are selling them at anything from £8 – £20, so thought would do a quick review on these.

In the box you get the headphones, transmitter, 3.5mm – 3.5mm audio cable, 3.5mm to 2x phonos, and attached to the transmitter is a cable to 2x phonos and a very basic instruction booklet.

the headphones require 2x AAA batteries and so does the transmitter, the headphones themselves with just batteries in can be use as just a auto scan FM radio, this does work well and had no problems getting any radio stations. on the bottom of the headphones there is a 3.5mm jack this is used with the supplied cable to you the headphones in wired mode.

To use them in wireless mode all you do is turn on the transmitter and then the headphones and you are ready to go. I tested in various modes wired, and wireless from various sources but the volume didn’t seem loud enough, the quality of the sound is good, you get goof treble and pretty good bass, but just not really load enough, which is a surprise that when u you just the FM radio mode the volume is very good, but when from any other source, not really load enough.

You can also use these headphones as a monitoring system ie if you leave the transmitter in one room, and have the headphones on you can hear whats going on in that room from the built in microphone on the transmitter.

My final opinion on these for the price you cant go wrong, but was disappointed with the volume level on all sources other than the built in FM radio, so if looking for a good cheap wireless headphones head over to ebay and you will find some bargains, but if you looking for a good volume for you music look elsewhere.

Update 2014:

I have seen these in the cheaper shops ie home bargains / B & M stores lately at the bargain price of £4.99 or £6.99, they still do suffer from the problems noted above, but good value for money. The main problem with these headphones is that they are only mono sound when in wireless mode, if you connect direct with the cable the sound quality is stereo.

By Kevin Simon

I run this blog & also self employed cleaning out fish ponds, but due to spinal problems not able to do as much, now started a youtube channel showing my converted Peugeot Partner micro camper also as interest in photography so now vlog about the trips and of course Lego figures out in the wild photos.

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  2. I recently bought two sets of these headphones boombeat and itek. the itek from studio cards catalogue for £8.00 and the boombeat from B&M Store £4.99 Totally agree with all you said above. Very poor connection with TV audio but good to use a room monitor and even better for picking up radio stations where the volume is good. Can’t use them for TV but all in all they will come in handy for relaxing outside and listening to radio when we are using our motorhome. You get what you pay for……

  3. i have just bought some boombeat headphones to listen to the tv, the only trouble is i am finding it hard to find tv only radio coming through been trying for two hours now.

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