Where Did the Headphone’s Wire Go?

The biggest advantage of a wireless headphone is, shockingly enough, that they’re wireless. Wireless headphones allow you to move around the room instead of being tethered to one place, which is often a big help to gamers or businesses using VoIP. Corded headphones, on the other hand, have a better sound quality, don’t require a power source, and are portable. Since corded headsets can be placed in your pocket or purse and taken just about anywhere, in some ways they provide for even greater flexibility and movement. For some people, the convenience offered by wireless headphones outweighs the downsides, but others prefer to wait and see what the technology gurus will create next. Those people might benefit from checking out the new wireless headphones made with Kleer technology.

1. The latest and greatest in wireless technology is Kleer. It has higher ratings in pretty much every area, with better sound quality, a larger ranger and a more efficient use of power.

2. Some wireless headphones come with a base unit and the two can communicate with each other. The base unit connects with the audio device and acts as a holder for the headphones. In some cases, the base is a charger as well.

3. Some wireless headphones use a radio frequency channel. This provides for a greater range, but there is also the risk of interference or static from anything else that is using the channel.

4. The higher end (and more expensive) headsets that use RF technology will auto scan for a free channel that will provide for a clear transmission.

5. Infrared wireless headphones work as long as you are within sight of the transmitter. However, other lights, such as strong sunlight or the glare from a plasma screen television may cause interference.

6. Infrared technology is best suited for listening without moving, such as in a home theater.

7. Bluetooth headphones work with anything else that has Bluetooth capability. Bluetooth can be found on phones, computers, and even in cars.

8. Some wireless headphones, such as those intended for call centers or gaming, come with a built in microphone, allowing you to talk and listen.

9. Not all wireless headsets are headphones. There are earbuds and earphones available as well.

10. There is even a headset that doubles as dog tags. When you’re not listening to music, you can just take the pieces out of your ears and let them hang around your neck.