Sennheiser FLEX 5000

As good as whichever earphones I decide to plug into it. Nice and light etc. I knock a star off because the sound stops if I walk into the next room and even the microwave oven interferes with it. I have no such problems with the cheap bluetooth headphones which I ditched because they were hot on the ears. If I bought again I would look for something like this that let me plug in whatever earphones I wanted, but used bluetooth where I can even walk into the garden and remain connected.

I have been using the Sennheiser Flex 5000 system to provide hearing assistance when I watch TV. My hearing issues keep me from hearing spoken words clearly, especially when they are affected by background music or other sound effects. They have only one disadvantage and that is the price, but, as I recently learned, there is no substitute for quality. If you too find yourself needing help hearing vocals while listening to TV, do yourself a big favor and don't pass over these. I tried other units because I thought I could do as well for less money, however, I was wrong. Give them a try and I think you will appreciate the difference as well.

I'm using it to make a wired headphones wireless with close to zero latency for my gaming computer. Zero issues so far.

I'm a senior and I had difficulty understanding speech on my TV even when I turned the sound volume up. With these earphones I can hear everything clearly even without using the speech intelligibility function. Also, the device is very easy to set up and operate.

We live in a small NYC apartment and usually watch TV at night with headphones (we have a kid) and for years, the cheap audio cables my wife used would have buzzing, etc. I tried to convince my wife to use a bluetooth headphones but she can't take the delay. This new device has like 1/8 of the delay the bluetooth headphones has. Completely negligible. She loves this device, it was a huge hit.