RE: Reviews of TV Ears Product
I already told you how great these were. But it just occurred to me to mention that there are a lot of knock-offs out there that are not as good. Their output is not as strong or clear. They cost $50 less, but are not nearly as good as the real TV Ears.
Posted on 12/17/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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I bought some for my dad and he just loved them! His deafness was caused by working on jet engines and was only certain frequencies. He loved it that he could adjust the tone for each ear - volume, too. He was especially impressed with the clarity of the sound - something he'd really missed. I think he probably liked those better than any other gift I ever gave him - and I loved it that I could set our tv to a lower volume or even mute it (and saved my sanity).
I have also used them at night for watching tv in our bedroom while my husband slept. I found that the ear buds hurt my ears after a while - but they've probably improved these since I bought mine in 2000.
Posted on 12/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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I *love* our TV Ears! One word of advice, though. Don't set the base unit (or transmitter or whatever it's called) on top of any speaker. We did have a base unit die after a short time and found out it was because it was sitting on top of a speaker. (They should warn against that in the manual but oh well.) Other than that though, it's a great product!
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BUY THEM! I got them for my husband a few years ago and it was the best investment I ever made. The joke on the box is "They saved our marriage" and I could believe it could really be true for some people. In the bedroom at night he had wireless headphones. After using TV Ears, he so much preferred them for comfort that we got a second set for the bedroom. In the living room we can have the television to whatever level I find comfortable, even all the way down if I am reading, and in the bedroom the TV is muted and can only be heard through the ears - when they are plugged in. You won't regret it.
Posted on 12/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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Some time ago, my Dh had something like VERY large tightly fitting headphones for hearing the tv better and he said they made his ears drums feel odd after a while (these were not TV Ears and I don't recall the brand).
So I purchased a speaker that you might run from your stereo to the patio. It came with a remote which we easily hooked up to the tv. Purchased at Radio Shack for $100. approx. several years ago. He's happy and been using it ever since.
The little remote is plugged into the tv and the electric outlet and the speaker is plugged into the electricity by the sofa. No problems with batteries running out. If a person were to be very deaf in both ears, this might not work. Being able to place the speaker just a couple of feet away seems to do the trick for him. If you go this route, save the receipt if it doesn't work. We keep the unplugged speaker on a side table when not in use to keep it away from the inquisitive dog! When I purchased it at Radio Shack, I asked the clerk what he might recommend. This speaker was his recommendation. I asked him to set the whole thing up so that all I had to do was plug it in, not assemble when I got home. The speakerbrand name is Accurian if that helps.
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If you are real lucky,you can buy one at a garage sale for $5 like I did.It was only used a few months and the lady just wanted to get rid of it.Never happen again
Posted on 12/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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I have used mine for about a year and find them EXTREMELY helpful. I even bought one for my 90 year old mother and she also likes them. I have heard that some folks have had problems with them but mine (and mothers) have worked flawlessly.
Posted on 11/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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My father who is 95 years old has the TV Ears. He loves it. I have tried his and they are great. Mom bought his at Radio Shack and the next week they were $30 off. Costco sells them cheaper, too.
Posted on 11/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
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