My Theater Wearable Neckband Bluetooth Speaker Universal, White (EM-W100UWH)

Being hearing impaired, even with my hearing aids, it’s was hard to hear the TV without turning the TV up loud. The blue tooth doesn’t interfere with my hearing aids. I can adjust the volume so I don’t miss anything. I love you can mute the TV and the speakers still work. I can walk around the house and can still pick up my program. My house is small, so may not be true for a large home.Only thing I had a problem with was the tiny print manual. Had to go onto the internet and download the manual to my desktop to read it.Wish the could make a wireless pillow speaker for the bedroom. I would definitely buy one.

Sounds great! Perfect for music, calls, movies, meetings, audio books, etc. So comfortable even laying in bed, lightweight without feeling cheap, and with a slim design that won't leave you feeling akward wearing out or at the office. I have bought a couple of these over the years and just love these neckband speakers!

I’m returning these…bought them for my elderly dad who listens to the tv on 100. Brand new Roku smart tv TCL. The headphones says they’re connect but I cannot get tv sound to come through. I’ve looked all over the internet and YouTube for help on connecting them and it doesn’t work very disappointed.

I purchased these because I knew my first set was "on its last legs" having been chewed by one of my dogs. Still, it continued to work for several months & only recently has the battery not held a charge for more than a day. I used to be able to listen to an audiobook all day for a couple of days before the battery got to 20% or less.As for sound quality, I find it more than adequate for my needs - listening to audiobooks & calls on my iPhone. No, it is not the highest fidelity, but I rarely listen to music on them so it's not an issue. I can use them for phone calls & my husband can sit next to me & hear & be heard.I do have a set of Bose neck speakers &, yes, the sound quality is "better" but they are heavy & can cause my neck to ache if I wear them all day. I can't wear anything in my ears because they will itch & on-ear headphones are too isolating. These "My Theater" speakers are perfect.

ult to make out speakers at a distance like TV, Radio, Laptop , smartphone etc., but hate hearing devices in my ears.Purchased these 6 months ago. PROBLEMS SOLVED. I wear these all day to listen to my favorite XM, channels, watch TV, Audio Books, or making calls, hearing PERFECTLY!

This speaker has been a lifesaver for our family. Our mom refuses to get hearing aids but requires maximum volume from the TV, deafening the rest of the family. Now she can turn this speaker up so loud, we can mute the TV and just listen to the sound from her speaker from across the room. Or adjust the TV volume separately without impacting her speaker.HOWEVER...I recently tried to use a streaming service (Samsung Smart TV) and have her watch a movie with us, but there was only feedback on the sound from the speaker. So unfortunately we can only watch cable with her, not streaming. Very weird.

Thus is my second My Theater Listening Collar. My first was black, the new one is white. Black for winter, white for summer. I totally love these listening collars, they’re excellent, great sound, and comfortable to wear. I can even listen to audiobooks clearly while I’m driving my gas powered golf cart. I totally recommend this particular listening collar. I’m 78 years old and so much for the good old days when the only way you could listen to music and audiobooks privately was with headphones or earbuds.

Does the job. BUT - Connected to an iPhone via blutooth, the sound quality is MAYBE is as good as a cheap clock radio. It has practically zero bass. I was hoping to replace my (old starting to have issues with the charge connector) Bose Soundware Companion with these since there's a major price difference. Unfortunately, there's a major sound quality difference as well. Worth the cost? Maybe. Good for making phone calls - but if you want to watch a movie on an iPhone or iPad (like I do) then the sound quality is simply unacceptable. The Bose is expensive. But I'll be shelling out the money for another one since it appears to be the only "neck speaker" with acceptable sound.