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Sony - MDR-RF840RK Wireless Headset | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sony
Category: CE
Buy New: £45.00
New (3) Refurbished (1) from £33.99
Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 12548
Media: Accessory
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.7
Dimensions (in): 12.1 x 9.7 x 4.5
MPN: MDRRF840RK.CED
Model: MDR-RF840RK
EAN: 4905524374308
ASIN: B000RZD8KM
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | The practical MDR-RF840RK wireless headset provides optimal listening quality to enable you to watch your films and listen to music with maximum freedom of movement | | • | The MDR-RF840RK has a transmission range of 100 m | | • | The MDR-RF840RK also recharges itself by electromagnetic induction on its docking station and can be left switched on during use | | • | The MDR-RF840RK is also equipped with a volume control and mute function, which you can activate in the event of a low signal | | • | The MDR-RF840RK wireless headset is a practical solution that will let you enjoy your films and music in private |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
The practical MDR-RF840RK wireless headset provides optimal listening quality to enable you to watch your films and listen to music with maximum freedom of movement. The MDR-RF840RK has a transmission range of 100 m. The MDR-RF840RK also recharges itself by electromagnetic induction on its docking station and can be left switched on during use. The MDR-RF840RK is also equipped with a volume control and mute function, which you can activate in the event of a low signal. The MDR-RF840RK wireless headset is a practical solution that will let you enjoy your films and music in private. Accessories included: - Mains adapter - Rechargeable battery - Connection cables - Pin adapter
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| Customer Reviews:
Dissapointing December 26, 2007
JPG (Portugal)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Got this as a Christmas gift, and altough I'm not very fond of Sony I got rather excited with this particular headset,I own some old Sony IR wireless headset wich after ages of use, this was gonna be the replacement: RF instead of IR, better sound, better built, etc.
So it all looked good, there I was setting up the system, replacing the old and very much used old ones by this new and best set, it all looked fine, the problems came later, perhaps it's were I live but man there is hiss in the background, what a dissapointment the RF signal, I tested the 3 channels and in the 3 of them there was some random RF interference (like when we're tunning a radio station), this is really a problem to me and I gonna return these by another set (odds are it won't be another Sony).
One thing I found rather ridiculous and wich I think I must warn potencial buyers is that the manual actually said that placing the transmitter next to a tv might cause interference, that's exactly I want to do!! Connect it to the tv set so my wife can sleep when I'm waching tv in the bedroom. One other thing I didn't like (but could live with) is the batery consumption, according to the manual, they are only good for 18H, with my old IR receiver the bateries lasted much much more. (this I don't think it's a problem of this model, but of all of the RF headsets).
On the bright side, I must say the bass were very good.
In conclusion, if you want a headset to band your head listening to loud music this may be one for you, if you want to connect them to a tv and listen to movies/shows where people aren't shouting all the time, there are probably better options since the RF interference will bother you.
Like I said before I'm gonna return this, and try some different RF headset, if the interference continues, I think I'll buy another IR headset
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