CS3 - Wireless TV Speakers for Hearing Impaired, Voice Enhancing, Near-Ear Clarity, Compatible with Most TVs & Streaming Apps

Love these things. I hesitated on buying them because of reviews. But I figured I would give it a try considering I can't hear the voices and louder sound- hurts my husband's ears. So, I have been looking for a solution for awhile and these things are great. I love the separate volume controls and I can hear the voices and my husband can have volume turned down for him. I highly recommend trying them.

I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my husband who has total hearing loss in his left ear and 65% loss in his right ear. They arrived after Christmas but they were worth the wait. They installed and paired easily. The speakers are very clear and easily adjusted to the appropriate volume for his hearing loss. My husband is pleased with them and this has actually allowed me to listen to the TV without the walls vibrating from the TV volume being turned up so high. I’ve ordered headphones and ear buds and they ended being discarded after a few uses. I think these are here to stay and they are made in the good ole USA.Thanks so much for inventing these. They are the real deal.

I bought this for my mom 1 year ago because her tv doesn't have blue-tooth. Sound is garbage, one of the speakers is hanging by the two flimzy wires after it broke having it a couple months. If you walk in front or place something in front of the transmitter, the sound crackles away into static sound. Buy this only if you want your love one to complain about how bad it is. At best, it's a $20 item.

We liked this device so much that we bought two: one for an armchair and one for a bed.Our elderly parent was blasting the TV loud enough to be heard all over the house. He refused to wear headphones.With these speakers we can keep the TV at a normal volume when others are the room and turn off the TV volume when he's alone.Installation is simple if your TV has an optical port, which most modern TVs do.I'm rating it four stars instead of five because there's room for technical improvement:1) It only works if there's a clear line of sight between the transmitter and the speakers. We have two of these speakers: when blocked the older one emits an annoying static while the newer one simply cuts out the sound.2) The flexible connector is designed to allow it to drape nicely over the back of a chair, but it's harder to attach it to a bed without it slipping or falling.3) A person with limited mobility can't reach the volume knob on the speakers, and the mute button on the TV remote affects only the TV speakers, not these speakers. Our parent just leaves these speakers at full volume all the time, which isn't bad but it'd be nice to have more control.All in all this device is exactly what we wanted and is totally worth the money for us.

These were ok but they were constantly falling off my recliner chair & would work better on a straight back chair that doesn’t move as much.

My wife would often set the TV volume to 100. I could not stand to be in the same room and it was even loud when I was two rooms away. I tried some other solutions but they just didn't do the job or she didn't like them. Out of sheer frustration, I ordered the ChairSpeaker. My wife would set the TV volume to 100. In the back of my mind, I knew I would be returning it I was sure it was another thing that wouldn't perform well. WRONG! she loves it I love. For the first time in a few years, I can actually enjoy watching TV with my wife as the sound volume for the TV is set to a level (23) that is not painful to me. Yet she can sit in her chair and hear perfectly. The design is such that most of the sound from the ChairSpeaker is kept beside her. There is relatively little spill-over into the rest of the room. Yes, this is not the cheapest solution out there, however it is certainly the best value for your money. If you have hearing loss buy this for yourself. If a loved one has hearing loss be selfish and by this for your sanity. My wife thinks it was a present for her, actually, it was for me.One nice feature is that it is AC-powered. She watches TV all day long. A unit that would need recharging after a few hours is not going to do the job. Also many solutions I looked at or tried only have one speaker. This provides sound to both ears. Set up is fast and simple.

Works great. Now I can hear what the people are saying without my old sound bar filling up the house with all the background noise. I liked it so much I ordered another one for my wife for Christmas. I had an issue with her on/off volume knob not turning. I called the company and an actual person answered and resolved the problem. It was an easy fix and I didn't have to exchange it. Great product and if needed great customer support.

Two issues caused me to send it back. The primary problem was that the sound was not loud enough for my very hard of hearing mom. Even when placed close to her ears. The second problem is that the transmitter and speakers require a line of site connection. Every time she walks around the room the connection would be interrupted and sound would drop.