Bluetooth headphones

[Blackbeard]

I've been looking into this off and on for a while. I have a set of over ear Panasonic RF wireless headphones I use for watching TV when the wife goes to bed or vise versa.

Problem #1 - They lose RF sync every time I put them on the charger, so I have to retune using the dial on the headphones EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
Problem #2 - The contacts on the volume control are dirty as heck, and you get a lot of crackle/noise loss of one side volume while trying to adjust it.
Problem #3 - After about 5-15 sec of silence from the TV (paused or media searching) they go into low power mode and I get a head full of static noise full blast, which means you have to pop them off and on again which wouldn't be so much of an issue if it wasn't for:
Problem #4 - Headphone band plastic creak. Move a millimeter, experience deafening headphone creak, or depending on the amount of movement, creak-symphony (which is so bloodly loud it almost defeats the purpose of using headphones)

I'm torn between getting a bluetooth transmitter and a receiver and using the skullcandy buds I already have and love or just a transmitter and getting some new bluetooth headphones like those otium. 

theres a BT transmitter/receiver I saw by taotronics in a single device: https://www.amazon.com/TaoTronics-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Receiver-Wireless/dp/B01IV1H1ME/ref=pd_ybh_a_59?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=NZ0MVAQSJM005CTE0CXF

granted you would still need a pair of BT headphones or one of the tiny receivers i posted, but its a pretty cool device

[Blackbeard]

I've been looking into this off and on for a while. I have a set of over ear Panasonic RF wireless headphones I use for watching TV when the wife goes to bed or vise versa.

Problem #1 - They lose RF sync every time I put them on the charger, so I have to retune using the dial on the headphones EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.
Problem #2 - The contacts on the volume control are dirty as heck, and you get a lot of crackle/noise loss of one side volume while trying to adjust it.
Problem #3 - After about 5-15 sec of silence from the TV (paused or media searching) they go into low power mode and I get a head full of static noise full blast, which means you have to pop them off and on again which wouldn't be so much of an issue if it wasn't for:
Problem #4 - Headphone band plastic creak. Move a millimeter, experience deafening headphone creak, or depending on the amount of movement, creak-symphony (which is so bloodly loud it almost defeats the purpose of using headphones)

I'm torn between getting a bluetooth transmitter and a receiver and using the skullcandy buds I already have and love or just a transmitter and getting some new bluetooth headphones like those otium. 

theres a BT transmitter/receiver I saw by taotronics in a single device: https://www.amazon.com/TaoTronics-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Receiver-Wireless/dp/B01IV1H1ME/ref=pd_ybh_a_59?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=NZ0MVAQSJM005CTE0CXF

granted you would still need a pair of BT headphones or one of the tiny receivers i posted, but its a pretty cool device

Just a heads, do not buy this thing, there is like a 1 second delay with audio when I plug it into TV headphone jack, looks like your watching a godzilla flick, I'm returning it.

[Mechanickal]

That sounds like more fun then it actualy is

[glenfiddich1983]

I never used BT headphones because I don't like the thought of having something emitting radiation directly against my head for a prolonged time 

My headhpone is a Sennheiser HD518 with old fashioned long cord: