Wireless headphones

Beverley_Hillbillies

My nan has difficulty hearing the TV, she gets frustrated trying to read the subtitles and watch the screen, anyone have recommendations for Wireless headphones?

Nothing expensive hopefully

kangoora

Hearing aids? Free on NHS?

savemoney

Techmoan



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn3hKbl9f-U

McKneff

You have to say that you want them fot tv.
Basic radio ones are only for basic radio and cd musiv

McKneff

I paid about £50 for mine from currys

Savvy_Sue

Would she wear them? If it's not something she's been used to wearing, she might be resistant.

Getting her hearing tested and aids fitted to her loss is free, if she goes through the NHS. Connevans and Action on Hearing Loss both offer a range of hearing devices.

Beverley_Hillbillies

Thanks for all the helpful replies, she has hearing aids but she's a !!!!!! for not wearing them :mad:

I was thinking of headphones to reduce the TV volume

Savvy_Sue

Beverley_Hillbillies wrote: »

Thanks for all the helpful replies, she has hearing aids but she's a !!!!!! for not wearing them :mad:

I was thinking of headphones to reduce the TV volume

Yes, but would she wear them? I absolutely HATE wearing headphones!

Although one of my siblings has bought some bone conduction headphones, which I could possibly tolerate. Just didn't like the price ...

allygee243

Bone conduction headphones are the best available, they sit on the bone outside the front of the ear, the sound is superb

McKneff

allygee243 wrote: »

Bone conduction headphones are the best available, they sit on the bone outside the front of the ear, the sound is superb

Shame about the price....

McKneff

Do bone conduction earphones work with TVs though.
I thought it wS justs phones or music etc