Sony MDR-RF800 Headphones reviews
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This headphones and earphone is a good all rounder.
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Most helpful reviewsmohammed, birmingham home entertainment
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- there are a lot of interruptions in the headphones and not that comfitable after 39mins of wereing them they realy hurt
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Confirmed purchase: 26 Aug 2010
Ario, West Sussex I love tv
- Good points:
- Works really well and has good sound quality all aroundthe house
- Bad points:
- Can't think of any
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Review date: 16 Apr 2010
Carl, Darlington Music lover
- Good points:
- Excellent sound quality even at long range
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Ear pads could be slightly larger to fit round the ears rather than on them.
The transmitter/recharging unit is very neat but there is no facility for "parking the eraphones when chraging or not in use.
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Review date: 15 Apr 2010
David, Newport Music lover
- Good points:
- The sound quality is excellent and compared to my previous headphones (not wireless) they are out of this world
- Bad points:
- The only fault that I think could be addressed is that an adaptor for larger jack plugs should be included
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Review date: 14 Apr 2010
Paul, Leeds Music and sports fan
- Good points:
- Good sound quality and range, can connect to lots of different devices. Good for dab radio sport broadcasts, allows me to listen and the wife can watch tele!
- Bad points:
- Ears become warm and sweaty after a while
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Confirmed purchase: 07 Aug 2010
george, Glasgow Music lover
- Good points:
- easy to use wih great distance reception
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- Reviewer left no comment
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Review date: 06 Apr 2010
Product Features
| Type of headphone | Ear-clip |
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| Wireless or wired | Wireless |
| Stereo or Surround sound | Stereo |
| Range (m) | 100 |
| Weight (g) | 220 |
| Battery Life in Hours | 28 |
| Release date | 2004-05-25 |
Also known as: Sony MDRRF800RK, SONY MDRRF800, Sony MDR-RF800RK, SONY MDR-RF800RK.CEK
Manufacturer's Description
RF headphones with rechargeable capability.
Closed style headphones with 40mm driver unit
Battery playback time up to: – 10 hrs with rechargeable batteries – 28 hrs with Sony Alkaline batteries.
Long time wearing comfort,
Direct Recharging Function and
RF Transmission range: up to 100 m.
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Can you run two headsets off the same transmitter/base unit?
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Sorry mate only got one head set, but thinking about it if there both on same frequency they should pick it up unless some sony jiggery pokery under the bonnet is in play. Go to Sony website they may be able to enlighten you more than me!
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I am thinking about buying these for my dad because he is hard of hearing. If he wears them can the sound still be left on the tv for my mum to still listen to it
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depends on your television, try an ordinary set of headphones and see if it turns the sound off. As you have to plug the jack on the transmitter into the headphone socket the same as an ordinary pair. You can get an adapter to use phono sockets (red and white coloured ariel type / speaker jacks), if the back of the tele has these then it will not turn the sound off. As for the headphone socket on the tele this may turn the sound off or their may be two volume settings one for tele speakers, one for headphones? Hope this helps?
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The batteries keeps needing recharging too often. I assumed they have reached the end of their life so i have ditched them and replaced them by ordinary AAA rechargeable batteries. Lovely, it worked but when these batteries needed recharging the charger would not do it! I wish to know what battery to buy then.
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I have replaced batteries in 'phones with no problem. Clean the contacts, ensure batteries inserted correctly and retry. you could buy a separate charger if necessary. otherwise, complain to Sony.
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Les, Cardiff Music lover
Score 9.0/10Very easy to set up
Reasonably swift start up.
Interesting access to programs from the top of the screen.
So far it seems to be manufactured from pretty robust materials.
A good quality display.
Excellent finish.
Why do manufacturers insist on sticking all those labels next to the keyboard, they are really pesky to remove?
Confirmed purchase: 26 Jan 2011