how do the ear pieces get power
1245341
The earpiece is just a strong magnet. the collar you have to wear needs 2 9-volts that just kind of hang there. The collar uses electricity to create a strong magnetic field that causes the magnets to vibrate very softly. It pretty much has to touch your ear drums to hear decently otherwise its very faint.
1245342
It uses little electromagnetic pulses from the receiver around your neck.. The ear peices are just magnets.
96668
Carmen, the speakers have a little box that plugs into the tv and also has a plug attached to the headset section that plugs into electricity. These are fantastic! Well worth the money. My husband is a little hard of hearing so he uses them and we don't have to have the TV blasting us out of the room. Buy them...you won't be disappointed.
1571504
Hi, the headphones run from two rechargeable batteries, built into the headphones. The charging cradle and transmitter for the signal are fed from a mains wall mounted power supply feeding 12v DC to the charger. I'm using them on UK voltage, ie 220 AC, but they supply adaptors for other systems/voltages. I found replacing the supplied rechargeable batteries with good quality alternatives did help with keeping the headphone power going longer than the supplied ones, but maybe I shouldn't listen to music so much! You'll still find that if you use them, even for a fairly brief time, then put them on the charging cradle then it could still be charging the next morning! Sound is superb. Only drawback was that the signal occasionally cut out. I traced it eventually to a digi sender which transmits my Sky box signals to other TVs in the house. Once I switched this off then I had no further problems. Hope that helps.
1418147
There are ear pieces that can Velcro inside the helmet that comes with the set
1249606
There are two options...first is a usb cable that connect it to the computer to charge or the second option is a power charger that will plug into the wall outlet. the power port on the ear piece is on the bottom of the thick piece that goes behind the ear.
2252467
They have push-pins with a hole in them. You press the pin down and insert a speaker wire through a hole. When you release the push-pin, the wire is secured.
652061
They need power - they come with a small power supply for each of the rear speakers.
1404144
not sure of what piece you are asking about, but the wire comes up to the bottom of the ear piece and forms an "L" at the insert to place in your ear.
761582
Generally, the charging ports on the earpiece are micro USB and can be purchased at an electronics store like Fry's and Bestbuy. Even Walmart might gave them
714557
Behind the ear with a wire that connects to a small little ball that sticks in near ear drum. Most of the time I don't use hearing aid though. TV ears still let me hear good without aid.
1767391
The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery runs low. The patch cable does not include any audio controls. The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery... » Read More The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery runs low. The patch cable does not include any audio controls. « Show Less
852156
They go into one of the ear pieces. The Beats logo needs to be pushed and turned.
1766320
They have cords that need to be plugged into the headphone and microphone jacks.
977043
I see in the directions a 'dc power jack' option but I only use earphones and batteries.
538786
This headset is powered by the controller. A wire goes from the headset to the bottom of the controller. It is always plugged into the controller to function.
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hellow. I would like to start by saying that I have two different kinds of wirless earpieces. the first one I bought was I think the one that ur are refering to and the order came with a hidden earpiece and wires (best described as a hidden necklace) that u would hook up to a phone or walkie talkie(u do need to have a second phone or walkie but nothing needs to be hooked up to the second one
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They have an inline Mute swtich, with volume control. There is only one wire leading to the headset.