Wireless headsets?

[mrowdy]

I'm tired of snagging my headset cord while detecting in the woods. Cord must be 12' long by now! I've suggested to Whites about a wireless headset, but nothing yet. Any suggestions?

 

[tab-nabit]

Somewhere on the forum, not sure what sections, I have seen prior posts regarding wireless headset.

 

[jolingermany]

thats a great idea i think i have you beat my is like 16 feet long its my second set of head phones the other pair i i i i i i i i lets just say there wont be working for a while
HH jolingermany

 

[newbie01]

i heard or saw it in a magazine thet their suspose to be bluetoothe wireless headphone.i thought whites was part of it

 

[mrowdy]

White's did say they were working on it a few months ago.

 

[newbie01]

ok.i thought thats where i saw it.

 

[labeachbum]

Here's some

http://search.ebay.com/bluetooth-headphones_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQdfspZ32QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQsbrsrtZd

 

[labeachbum]

I believe somebody on here had good luck with the Logitech Freepulse Wireless headphones

http://search.ebay.com/Logitech-Freepulse-Wireless-headphones_W0QQ_trksidZm37QQfromZR40

 

[Gadget Guru]

Wireless/Bluetooth (logictech) are great to use in a park setting especially during the summer months! Since they are mostly "on ear" instead of "over ear" they are not so good on the beach or windy days!(noise)
Also the battery life is an issue if you are hunting for a long periods. Since most wireless/bluetooth headphones are rechargeable, you can't replace with fresh batteries and continue hunting. don't forget the dongle that plugs into the detector. Some are larger than others.

My cousin and I have used them. They do work in certain places. But, when it really comes down to it a good pair of wired phones works best. (for now)