Wireless Headphome recommendations
- Thread starter TKoP
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Will the hospital allow that? Many tend to frown upon too many wireless devices in a room, especially on or near the patient. A phone might be okay as long as the patient isn't hold it 100% of the stay, etc.
That said, there are some great one's out there, and I hear the Sony MDR 950 series is very good.
The MDR 950 series is supposed to get 20 hours of battery life and has a corded (non-powered) option. With any wireless headphone I would worry about the battery life, though. What would it be like only getting 4 to 8 hours of use before having to charge it?
That said, there are some great one's out there, and I hear the Sony MDR 950 series is very good.
The MDR 950 series is supposed to get 20 hours of battery life and has a corded (non-powered) option. With any wireless headphone I would worry about the battery life, though. What would it be like only getting 4 to 8 hours of use before having to charge it?
hey jacen,
yup, like flint mentioned, depending on the hospital she is staying at, it might be frown upon, and/or not allowed due to the equipment that maybe be monitoring her and/or other people within the immediate vicinity.
other than that, i like my jvc's not bad, and also holds a good charge. i havent had to worry about it slipping off or breaking, since its less than 40 bucks. decent enough for my commute to and from work
yup, like flint mentioned, depending on the hospital she is staying at, it might be frown upon, and/or not allowed due to the equipment that maybe be monitoring her and/or other people within the immediate vicinity.
other than that, i like my jvc's not bad, and also holds a good charge. i havent had to worry about it slipping off or breaking, since its less than 40 bucks. decent enough for my commute to and from work