Will these enable me to sleep while my wife has the TV on?
819823
Not necessarily. They reduce the number of decibels, but not down to zero. They should increase THE LIKELIHOOD that you will be able to sleep, especially if your wife also turns the volume down low.
819824
I guess that depends on how loud the TV is... The rating on these is 12 decibels. I'd imagine that should be enough... It makes my drummer's snare drum pleasant...
819825
Sorry, but they will not assist if that's what you're looking for. These earplugs are very effective at decreasing the LOUD sounds associated with our bagpipes but still enable me to hear conversations at normal decibel levels.
819826
I would say no to your question. You would need a different kind of ear plug. My daughter uses these for drumming so she can still hear everything, but it protects her ears from the harmful sounds. A lot of people use them for going to the movies or to a concert. You can buy sleeping ear plugs at a drugstore for not much money. Hope this helps!
819827
I use them at Taiko practice. Unless your wife has the tv up louder than a dozen people banging on huge drums, they should work. Good luck!!!
117330
Technically, they can, but as they are not powered through USB, you'll need to plug them into your television or sound system.
1959059
I used mine to watch TV at night and they worked fine. If you're trying to plug into a computer? I have NO clue how to make them work, maybe they are defective? I wish I could be more help. Good Luck! :)
671975
From the TV menu, turn the TV speaker off, and as long as the Bose set is powered on, they should work.
1597065
You can still watch tv well enough with these in as long as the volume is pretty loud. Hope it works for you!
1557584
They should have no problem. I can mute the TV completely and still I have sound and can adjust it. I hooked my headphones into the earphone jack on the TV and it worked great without having to use audio jacks.
476085
I would not want to wear them to bed, where you would expect snoring to occur. They are large and would be very awkward. As for their soundproofing qualities, however, they would significantly reduce the sound of the snorer, but they would also reduce any other sound you may want to hear.
1150105
There is a volume control on the headset turn that up. You are not suppose to hear the tv when you have them on.
2200844
they are not as comfortable for lounging around watching tv, they work great but remember the band goes around the back of your head so leaning back into a sofa wont be as comfortable. I hope this helped...
1438214
I use them mainly for the the TV at night. I did try using them (plugged into the TV) when I had my computer connected to my wireless network and I did not have any interference issues. My computer connection worked normally.
1267710
I'm not sure, I use them to watch TV at night. I believe they're suppose to b/c that's what the TV projects & can keep you awake at night. They do help me feel sleepier earlier in the evening when I wear them before I go to bed & watch TV.
670702
Not really that kind of product. I can tell you from personal experience that the noise level reduction with the plugs in place is at least 70 percent compared to the level experienced without the plugs in place. I find them to be fantastic. Cuts down snoring to virtually nothing and diminishes TV sounds to barely audible.
1396340
Yes, assuming you don't have the volume to loud. You partner should be able to sleep sound, mine does.
1563308
They have a standard 1/8in headphone jack, so yes.Using headphones to go to sleep is dangerous because the cord can wrap around your neck. You may consider another option for bed.
1933367
Yes, but you need to know that how to disable the volume control on you TV first, otherwise your boths system will turn up & down together. Good Luck!
687320
They might help. You would still have to plug the headphones into the tv. The cord might not reach. Also, once you plug into the audio jack, no one else will be able to hear anything. If you have a newer model tv, I have to believe there are other products that would work.
1647154
These are passive glasses so if the tv doesn't require 'active' i.e. bluetooth or IR glasses I would think they'd work.