Like the RS 195 RF headphones, their bass-heavy sound profile can make action-packed movies and shows seem more immersive. They're part of the same lineup as the Sennheiser RS 195 RF Wireless and offer similar performance at a lower price.

In the upper mid-range price point, the Sennheiser RS 175 RF Wireless are the best wireless headphones for TV. However, they take more than eight hours to charge fully, which might be a deal-breaker if you want to use the headphones again later in the same day. They last around 19 hours continuously and use rechargeable AAA batteries. On the upside, they're well-built, and their stand acts as a charger when you're not using them. These over-ears have a comfortable fit but don't distribute pressure well, so some places where they contact your head, like below the earlobe and on top of the head, can get sore after a while. They're prone to inconsistencies in audio delivery, though, and you may experience a drop in bass if you wear glasses or have thick hair.

Their bass-heavy sound profile provides extra thump and rumble that makes sound effects in action sequences feel more immersive without drowning out the dialogue. They have 'Personal Hearing' profiles that the manufacturer advertises to enhance your listening experience by matching the EQ to your personal preferences.

The buttons on each ear cup allow you to easily adjust their volume as well as toggle between music and speech modes to help improve audio quality. These dedicated home theater headphones have a specialized receiver dock that directly plugs into most TVs and lets you use them wirelessly with low latency. The best TV headphones we've tested are the Sennheiser RS 195 RF Wireless.

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