Wireless headphones?
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if you have bluetooth on your pc, try these:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ...+earphones|12108971/Trail/searchtext>SONY.htm
they are great and can be used with mobiles as well, just make sure you have A2DP, enabled bluetooth adapter too stream the sounds to the headphones, they also come with an ipod adapter
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ...+earphones|12108971/Trail/searchtext>SONY.htm
they are great and can be used with mobiles as well, just make sure you have A2DP, enabled bluetooth adapter too stream the sounds to the headphones, they also come with an ipod adapter
i use a pair of Philips SBCHC8440 Wireless Headphones pretty cheap atm think they can be had from £20-30 sound decent and range is really good works well in the garden.
use AAA battries so you can have two pair rather than having to wait for them to recharge like ones with a built in battery.
use AAA battries so you can have two pair rather than having to wait for them to recharge like ones with a built in battery.
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I recently got a pair of Sennheiser RS-130s 
They sound pretty good although there is a hissing sound when youre got no music playing and the sound on the headphones is cranked up but this disappears when you play something
Theyre comfy, the range is advertised as 150m ( 500ft ) but its not as if Ive tried to test this they cover the range around the house anyway lol and as per the Philips ones just mentioned, they use AAA batteries so you can always replace them or put regulars in there if you run out. You can also get the headphones on their own without the base station if you want multiple headphones listening to the same stuff.
They sound pretty good although there is a hissing sound when youre got no music playing and the sound on the headphones is cranked up but this disappears when you play something
Theyre comfy, the range is advertised as 150m ( 500ft ) but its not as if Ive tried to test this
they cover the range around the house anyway lol and as per the Philips ones just mentioned, they use AAA batteries so you can always replace them or put regulars in there if you run out. You can also get the headphones on their own without the base station if you want multiple headphones listening to the same stuff.