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Question: is there anywhere ican go or send my tv ears for repair?  i get only static  when trying to use them now. They worked great for awhile. i liked them very much,
Document: We don't dare use epoxy or crazy glue - for fear that the tiny microphones will be ruined. The device that holds the headset isn't constructed securely - so the charging apparatus has to be nudged,poked and balanced to get the green light to go on.This product has so much potential - if only it were well constructed. Shoddy is the best I can say - even though it brings a huge improvement to Mother's life. I am going to look for something sturdier. Any suggestions?
I guess this means they will work for people with more severe hearing problems. There are separate volume and tone controls on the headset receiver, making it easy to tune the sound to your liking. The only down side is that the headset band doesn't go over the head. The apparatus is suspended from your ears. This is a little bit uncomfortable. This only dampens my enthusiasm a little, because the ears do such a great job! The price is pretty steep, and I was worried about spending so much.
The TV ears work very well. It has great volume control and is easy to use. It would be better if they worked on radio frequency and not IR. You must stay in line of sight of the base station. The ear covers are a little big for my ears and could use different sizes to fit all ears.
I like that this unit hangs from the ears rather than covering them like most headsets. The plastic is fairly delicate and tends to break easily with repeated, daily use. Overpriced for what you get, too. My main complaint is that it picks up the signal from my iPhone(phone updates frequently with what sounds like morse code). And, it also picks up static from my energy-saving light bulbs, which is very annoying. Another issue is that the recharging base is badly designed.
Piece of junk!!! Worked excellent after 10 months! But like everyone says, "it works", just wait a while and you will see the transmitter go out! Product is cheap and when you call, they say to get the product coverage(more money) and they will replace it! but for half the price!! (more money! )Pay extra for a piece of junk? Are you kidding me?
I bought one of these and my father-in-law bought two. One worked immediately, one required an hour with tech support, and one is defective. The defective one has a short in the headset. If I wiggle it just right, it will work for awhile, then it cuts out or is just static.The overall construction is cheap. The headset sits precariously in the charging cradle. There is no positive connection.
They worked well for a short time then the batteries went out. They cost about as much as buying the product new so turns out to be quite expensive. We went and purchased wireless headsets made by Sennheiser and they work great. Great idea if the batteries lasted. And we only watch TV for a couple of hours in the evening, so it isn't like they were used all day long.
It is sometimes difficult to get the right volume. If the volume is set too loud you get a lot of static filling in the background when nothing is being said. This is especially bad if the actors are outside, maybe near a river or in a windy setting. Sounds like constant static (white noise) unless the "TV Ear" volume is reduced.6. The tone control is pretty much worthless. All it does is add or remove some of the higher frequencies (depending on your preference).
We bought one of these for my mother in law - it worked great for one night. We returned them, and got another - it worked for one day. They look like they should cost $10, not $100. You have to play with the headset to get it to charge on its cradle. I would not recommend these to anyone.
Fed up with watching theater employees throw headsets into bins, and at least a 50/50 shot that when the movie started I was going to have to go back and exchange the headset, I tried my TV Ears in the theater. They worked. Instead of simply "booming" the sound, it was just like at home: The headsets enhanced what was being said. Whenever I go to the movies, I "never leave home without" them. They're more reliable than American Express.
Answer: I just checked and there is a bunch of choices.  Cheapest seems to be under $30, on Ebay.