Wireless Headset for Phones

This review is from a gamer's perspective, so if you are an audiophile, you may want to look elsewhere. I have a PS3 hooked up to some Logitech X540 speakers and wanted some headphones that could give me the same type of performance. I had a pair or Turtle Beach DPX21, but returned them because I did not like the soundstage of the headphones. They had good bass but the directional quality did not impress me.

These Vizio XVTHP200 retail for over $300. To some, that may be expensive, but they are on par with other wireless headsets from other makers such as Sennheiser, Turtle Beach, or Astro Gaming.

Out of the box you get the headphones, the wireless dock/stand, power adapter for the dock, travel charger for the headphones, 3 iPod/iPhone trays, 3.5mm audio cable, RCA cables Optical/Toslink cable and a carrying case.

The wireless dock charges the headset via contacts on the top. The front of the wireless dock will display the input: iPod/SPDIF... Read more

First off let me say that these headphone sound great, especially when the noise-canceling and SRS are active. But if get as much 15 away from the receiver, the sound starts to break up. At first I though it was due to the transmitter being near all my other AV equipment (i.e. EMI). But even after moving it to another part of the room I am still getting a limited range. The other reviews I have read (mostly on the Costco site) say they have great range. I don't know...maybe I have a faulty pair. I am going to try putting the transmitter in an entirely different floor and see if that helps. If not, I am returning my pair.

I can stream Pandora at work, and the noise-deadening is good enough that I can't hear the guy one cubicle over. I have had no problems with set up or operation, and have owned these for over a month.