Difference Between Wired And Wireless Headsets

Nice for both wired and wireless

We started using the Eartec last week and found them to be very nice. We put our wired headsets away after 30 years of use. they still work and have a bit of static. The headsets are a little tight to wear, but I feel after a little usage they will be Ok. We are currently only using the first 3 headsets on Channel one and have not needed to use Channel 2 until we have a large performance in Church. One cameraman said he heard it beep a couple of times but had no other issues. Not sure if the battery was weakening or if it lost communication, will check it our next week. So far so good.

I replaced some older EarTec's with wired headsets - no wires is much nicer. They eliminate static, but require a minimum level of speech volume to pick up - so you can't whisper too quietly if the event requires it. Otherwise very nice and lightweight, comfortable to wear.

I have had wireless remotes but they never last. I use the extension with the wired shutterboss and have had no problems.

This product is one of the best wireless headsets i have purchased so far for teaching group fitness training.

Between the totally wireless play, the ability to cast to the TV with a push of a button and the exclusives, I'm really impressed with this thing. I don't know how they achieved the graphics on "Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy" on a portable device, and the ability to sideload developer apps was a blast to learn about after the fact. I've gotten hours of play out of this thing every other day and so far I'm definitely a satisfied buyer. I just hope my Facebook account doesn't get shut down by algorithms over something dumb and I lose all my games or something. That's truly the only downside to this thing, is the Facebook requirement and the unease that comes with that. Otherwise, it's an amazing piece of hardware.

I can't believe how great this is for the price. Between the security features, the VPN features, and the incredible wireless coverage and speed, I'm a fan of Synology now.

Between battery grips, strobes, and wireless triggers I need to charge dozens of AA batteries for a shoot. I bought three of these, and now can pop in two dozen at a time, walk away, and know that the chargers will individually top off each battery and then turn off. I've used faster chargers, but am not happy with how hot they make the cells. These still make the cells warm, but at a level I'm comfortable with. This takes charging to a new level of sophistication and convenience.

Receiver was Between a school bus and a van, I was receiving a signal from 300' away clearly, with a crowd of wireless devices in between. Impressed by all of it.

Very happy with the FreeWave Wireless Remote Shutter Release!! Used it as a wireless and as a wired shutter release to capture the sunrise over a few hours time. It definitely made the difference! Setup is easy, user friendly. It maybe feels cheap when you first get it, but it definitely gets the job done!