Sony MDRRF920RK Headphone

36% of reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Title says it all...they work fine, but very difficult to set back in place on the charger base. Takes a lot of effort to get them in place. There is some drift static when moving about also.

These have both good sound and reception, you just need to make an effort adjusting on the right channel. Use good quality cable between source and base to eliminate noise. Range can be very good, depending on where you put the base station (away from...

this is worst ever headphones. you may not get clear sound even 1 meter from a base. I bought Sennheiser in a same price range and it is much better.

I bought this as a refurbished. It was quite good peice, but it has weak noise. I don't know whether it's because of refurbished one or its nature. Even weak noise makes me annoy. So, I gave up using this product.

Over the past 10 or 15 years I've probably owned 10 different wireless headphones. The latest type I've tried is a Jabra A120s Bluetooth Music Adapter/Motorola stereo headset. They all have the same problem. To many wireless devices operating on to few...

Excellent headset, very light-weight and comfortable. Clear sound. Having had wireless headsets off and on over the years, and purchasing this one after wearing out my IR, I pretty much knew what problems to anticipate. These use the same frequency...

This Sony wireless headphone is far, far better than any IR phones out there, but be advised that the 900 MHz RF signal is sensitive to radio interference that WILL create static. The headphone ear pads are extremely comfortable and I can wear them...

This is the worst Sony headphones I have even come across, they have too much of static and basically waste of time, I have 4 other type of Sony headphones and never had any problems whatsoever, these are crap and not worth $ 5/- + they don't even...