Wireless Headphones With No Delat

[Jamey K]

About one night a week, I never fall asleep. I have to be at work by 5:30am, so sometimes, I just sit here and play video Solitare.
I've decided I'm going to watch TV so I need a pair of wireless headphones. In reading reviews, I'm come across a delay issue with some sets. If I'm already not sleeping, that last thing I want, is to see people's mouth moving and then audio a second or two later. No no no.
Any suggestions from you kind folks? At the point I'm not looking for the reproduction my HT speakers are capable of. Stereo would be good. But any delay, is a deal breaker.
Gracias y'all.

 

[Tennvols]

About one night a week, I never fall asleep. I have to be at work by 5:30am, so sometimes, I just sit here and play video Solitare.
I've decided I'm going to watch TV so I need a pair of wireless headphones. In reading reviews, I'm come across a delay issue with some sets. If I'm already not sleeping, that last thing I want, is to see people's mouth moving and then audio a second or two later. No no no.
Any suggestions from you kind folks? At the point I'm not looking for the reproduction my HT speakers are capable of. Stereo would be good. But any delay, is a deal breaker.
Gracias y'all.

Depends on if ur receiver is Bluetooth capable, if so iHip & Polk Audio make some good ones with decent pricing

 

[harshness]

TV Ears is a rather expensive option.

Most digital devices are going to inpart some manner of modulation delay. Wired solutions may be inherently "faster" than wireless.

Does your TV have any analog audio outputs?

There's another thread around here somewhere where someone was trying to do something similar but started perhaps at the wrong end by buying a set of cans first and then trying to adapt them using one or more adapters (i.e. TOSLINK to RCA to ???). His LG plasma has no analog anything as I recall.