Sony MDR-RF815r Wireless Reviews

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Good Points: My wife has had them for a number of years now (4+?) and they have been fantastic. She mainly uses them for watching TV or listening to music while using a noisy steam iron. Also great for the deaf in-laws who want the TV really load - just give them the headphones.

Bad Points: Not really any bad points other than if you are a serious hifi person you will get better elsewhere.

General comments: Unless you are a really serious hifi person then the Sony MDR-RF815r Wireless headphones are great and have never given us a problem. The foam covers over the ear-pierce have now worn out but thats from a lot of use. I am trying to find where to get new covers rather than needing to buy a new headset.

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Comfy to wear, good sound freedom to move about while listening to your favourite music/program.

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I have had these Sony MDR-RF815r headphones for a couple of years (£55 from Argos), and on the whole I like them.

They are wireless, and are good for relaxing mp3 & DVD playback, but not brilliant sound wise.

I would look into the Seinheisser as these are very good indeed.

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These Sony RF815r wireless headphones were bought for me as a birthday present and I have been nothing but pleased with them. From listening to some internet radio at night, to relaxing to my favorite cd outside in the sun, they perform well.

Setup is very much 'plug in and you are going', and comes with a flex which has phono jacks on one end and a 3.5mm jack on the other - it can be used either way round which is a great bonus.

They do become uncomfortable after prolonged usage. This is ...

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These wireless headphones are great for listening when doing something, for serious music listening i wouldn't recommend them because they lack detail and accuracy. I find them great when listening to TV at night.