TV Ears Review | Wireless Headphones for TV (Pros & Cons)

Dr. Ben Thompson, AuD reviews the TV Ears wireless headphones. TV Ears are one of the most popular wireless headphones for TV on the market, letting you adjust the volume on your TV without annoying your loved ones.
Individuals with hearing loss face challenges when watching TV. TV Ears-and other wireless headphones for TV-are a wireless headset system designed to bring sound from the TV directly into the user’s ear, helping to separate speech from background noise.
In this video, you'll get an audiologist's opinion on TV Ears. Dr. Ben will walk you through everything you need to know to get started-how to put TV Ears on, how to connect TV Ears to your television, and how to adjust these wireless headphones to get the best sound.
If you are turning the volume up on your TV due to hearing loss, this technology might be the right solution for you. TV ears are rechargeable so they don't require any batteries, but there are hidden costs of owning these wireless headphones. The manufacturer recommends that you change the ear tips every three months.
Dr. Ben isn't a fan of the bulky design of TV Ears.
Wearing these wireless headphones will make it more difficult for you to have a conversation with other people in the room. If you enjoy talking with your loved ones during your favorite TV shows, this might be a deal breaker for you.
Before you buy TV Ears, make sure to get a hearing test-whether in person or online.
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