Digital Age WalkFree Digital Wireless Headphones
Great product
This product performs as advertised. I have used \\"normal\\" wireless headphones with TVs & stereos, and these are better. There is no base unit to find a place for and hook up power to, and there is absolutely no static. The sound is pure and clear. The phones are comfortable and well constructed. Configuration (on my Windows XP machine) was the way USB is supposed to work: plug it in and you're done. <br /> <br />I get at least one full workday's use per charge from a pair of NiMH AA bateries. The range seems to be roughly 50 feet or so before the sound starts to \\"drop out\\". This is a bit hard to determine as my office has walls that may be interfering with transmission. Anyway, the range is quite sufficient for moving about in a small office or normal apartment.  <br /> <br />Here's an interesting question: what would happen if one of your coworkers in a nearby cubicle got a pair of these? I sent a note to this effect to the manufacturer's customer service; they replied promptly and courteously, but were not quite sure. The base unit is switchable to several channels, but the phones auto-sense the channel. They (the manufacturer) supposed that the phones would match the strongest signal they could find. At least one of my coworkers thinks this product is so cool that I will probably be able to report on this later. <br /> <br />Overall, these headphones are a great idea, nicely executed.