Customer Ratings & Reviews

Poor sound quality and very flimsy. I would not recommend. I took it back

Can't get it to work. This requires a cable to make it work. Can't find the cable anywhere.

Really awesome....BUT it interfered with the wi-fi in my bedroom (where this was located). It took us a week to figure out it was this, and as soon as we unplugged it no more issues with wi-fi. We returned it and went with a Bluetooth Sony headset. If they made this exact product with Bluetooth, instead of RF this would be amazing. I would avoid this if you have a nearby wi-fi connected device.

Did not work with our smart tv after told would. Took back to store for credit.

Limited usefulness. Hookup fails to work if using sound bar thus is is ether use the headphones or the sound bar. Can you folks get this figured out! Experts have told us there is not a solution recently.

make sure you have the wright T.V. it does not work on a lot of Flat T.V. i have a flat t.v. and it is well known and when i put in the piece that you have to put it in TO works if you like a lot of static and not your tv then it is for you. i bought it and 2 times but took the first one back because it did not work and got this one and now it is nothing but static. my tv is RCA IT GOES IN THE HEADPHONE JACK

Returned. Wouldn't connect wireless no matter what I did

These headphones did not work as promised. I called twice & spoke with store & verified prior to purchasing in the store that they would do as promised only to find they would not.

can't get them hooked up to tv, returning this thursday

2nd time I bought this. It is easy to operate & really helps my being hard of hearing.

Does not work with televisions and thingsTelevisions do not have Wi-Fi on the Bluetooth

Problems: First unit worked great for 10 minutes second unit almost make an hour when it died.

Stop working after a year. I do not recommend.....

Worked for a little over a month then it quit charging.

Did not work with my TV; even with assistance from Geek Squad.

I was not very happy with the quality of these headphones. I had to keep resetting the signal every time I went to use them. The sound quality once I reset the signal was also pretty poor. I returned the Insignia headphones after a week and bought the Sony Heaphones. For a few dollars more but what a difference, love the Sony.

It only lasted 5 months, had to purchase an other one online rebuilt and this one still works

So what do you do when you want to watch your TV but your roommate/spouse, etc. want to be in the same room but does not wish to hear the sound? Or your spouse is hard of hearing but you don't want the TV to be too loud (for you.) Some people use this along with external (regular) speakers. This means if one person can't hear too well, and wants the TV to be louder, while the other party doesn't want it too loud, this device can be used for that. You just have to turn the volume setting on your TV accordingly. Otherwise, if it's used by oneself so the other party is not disturbed, then turn off the volume of the TV. A wireless headset like this probably saved a lot of marriages and relationships. They pretty much work the same way and I have another brand which worked just as well - but let's go through why I like this one more. First of all, if you want to get this for your iPad, it won't work. The connection to your device has to be wired. Either via RCA jacks (analog, cables are supplied) or optical cable (digital, and you have to get a cable yourself). It isn't a blue-tooth device so anything with no audio output won't work with this. The description on Insignia is a little confusing, almost misleading about this. It also comes with a 3.5 mm cable to RCA connectors, too, in case you want to use this with a table, a computer or an Android phone (that has an audio output) Remember - this is for listening only. You can't talk with it (it won't record/hear your voice.) So if you want to use it with a computer (or a phone that supports it), it can't be used for a conversation. It is so easy to set up. First, you'd have to charge the headset. Place it on the stand and plug it in. The light in the front turns green when it's fully charged. First time took about a couple of hours. The battery should last 10 hours. I don't think the battery can be removed (or replaced). So hopefully it will last a few hundred charges, i.e. two years or so. The headset itself is light. The other one that I have been using for a year is ** heavy ** and it really squeezes my head. My brother hates it, but I just put up with this. This Insignia is much lighter and it didn't feel tight. The earpieces cover the ears but I can still hear a little external sound (which I think it's safer as I don't want to be completely isolated). The earpieces are soft and comfortable. I don't have a problem watching a few episodes of Netflix in bed at all. It "pairs" almost automatically. As soon as you lift the headset from the stand, you can turn it on with a switch on the stand (the green circle), or the TOP switch on the right side of the headset. I quickly memorized the function keys on the headset. Power (off / on) Volume up Volume down Input selector. WIth the headset away from the base, turning it on, the LED light is sturdy BLUE. With the headset away from the base, turning it off, the LED light blinks BLUE. Placing the headset on the base turns off the headset. The LED turns RED (it's charging the battery). When the battery is full, it turns GREEN. WIth the headset away from the base, VOLUME UP button increases the sound. WIth the headset away from the base, VOLUME DOWN button decreases the sound. WIth the headset away from the base, INPUT SELECTOR switches between ANALOG and DIGITAL. The light on the base is LIGHT. If it's displayed at the top, it's analog "RCA". If it's displayed on the bottom, it's digital "digital". So if you lose your place, just press on it again. The big LED on the base can be used to switch the input and the white LED will show accordingly. Now, if you want to use the digital input, you have to buy your own digital cable. It transmits the light from your device to the base. The cable is fragile. If you bend it, it may break. So be careful. I can't tell the difference between analog v.s. digital when I was watching a blu-ray movie. One thing you should know, you need to set your device to do PCM output via the digital cable. Anything else the base can't process. Just go to the menu of your (blu-ray) player and try to find sound output, or output type or something like that. So do I recommend this to a friend? Heck yeah!!!

would not buy again. Changing from + to - is difficult once over the ear.

Junk. Pure junk. The headphones lose pairing randomly. I have never had them more then 3 feet apart. It then takes hours for the connection to be reestablished. Junk. Pure junk. Do yourselves a favor. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.