wireless headphones

[mumof2]

can anyone give me a clue what i should be looking for? Budget price probably as I'm not sure how much they'll be used! Thanks

[mumof2]

:unsure: there must be someone out there who has a clue for me - pleeeeeease!

[foreverducky]

I have corded ones. :)

[mumof2]

I have corded ones. :)


:D thanks, that helped!! :lol:

[Britchick]

i had a pair that was given to me but i don't know where they are. Who are they for? why do you want cordless?

[foreverducky]

:D thanks, that helped!! :lol:

I do what I can. :yes:

[mumof2]

I do what I can. :yes:


:slap: :lol: :hug2:

[mumof2]

i had a pair that was given to me but i don't know where they are. Who are they for? why do you want cordless?


they're for the boys who are driving me crazy with different tv programmes, mobile phone music, psp sounds, cds and such like - i thought if they had cordless ones they could maybe use them for the whole blinking lot and give me some peace!

[Britchick]

they're for the boys who are driving me crazy with different tv programmes, mobile phone music, psp sounds, cds and such like - i thought if they had cordless ones they could maybe use them for the whole blinking lot and give me some peace!

as far as i remember you need a reciever or something technical attached to whatever is transmitting so i don't know if it would work with psp or mobile phone- i may be wrong though (it has been known :lol:)

if i were you i would just get them to turn them down or get ear plugs- i watched a programme the other day saying that children's hearing is really suffering due to the use of headphones and lound music

[foreverducky]

Whenever I call my friend her children have ipods on, the tv on, and the computer is also playing music. They're all probably deaf now.

[PsychoAlice]

Im probably deef now too...you hardly ever see me or my kids without headphones on...

[Britchick]

pardon? :unsure:

[mumof2]

i just get sick of constantly saying turn it down it's too loud you'll hurt your ears - it's way too loud, and THAT'S IT NOW I'VE HAD ENOUGH - TURN IT OFF NOW!!

[PsychoAlice]

Thats why I got my own...

[Britchick]

i just get sick of constantly saying turn it down it's too loud you'll hurt your ears - it's way too loud, and THAT'S IT NOW I'VE HAD ENOUGH - TURN IT OFF NOW!!

:sorry::sorry::sorry: scared now

[mumof2]

:sorry::sorry::sorry: scared now

at least someone is - they take no notice!! :brickwall:

[mumof2]

Thats why I got my own...


thinking i may just wear some ear defenders round the house.......and then i wouldn't hear them calling "Mum" every 5 seconds either!

[PsychoAlice]

:yes:

[josh.p.]

Tesco has some really cheap ones (£10-£20) that my dad bought, and they where good but didnt have rechargable batteries in. He paid a little extra for some phillips ones that have been great. If any of them wear glasses they want to be careful though- The padding inside the big headphones pushes down on the arms of your glasses andif you take them off whilst wearing the headphones you might break them (My glasses' right arm is now loose!)

[josh.p.]

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/0483476/Trail/searchtext%3EWIRELESS+HEADPHONES.htm

they're the ones my dad has... he definatley never paid anywhere near that much for them them, though! £100 for a pair of headphones is ludicrous

[mumof2]

thanks Josh!