Sony WH-RF400 Headphones

These headphones connect via an included transmitter dock that plugs directly into your TV's audio output. The dock also serves as the charging station, so you simply place the headphones on it when you are finished listening.

No, these are designed specifically for home theater use. They rely on a radio frequency (RF) transmitter dock rather than Bluetooth, so they will not pair directly with mobile devices.

The Voice Mode button is designed to isolate and boost the frequencies of human speech. It is particularly useful for making dialogue clearer during movies or shows where background music or sound effects might otherwise drown out the actors.

These headphones use a closed-cap design and passive noise isolation to physically block out ambient sounds. While they do not feature active noise cancellation, the snug fit of the cushioned ear pads is effective at reducing distractions.

The RF technology provides a wide reception range, allowing you to move freely between rooms in most homes without losing your connection. While exact distance depends on your home's layout and wall materials, it is designed to maintain a stable signal throughout a typical living space.

Yes, they are designed with soft, cushioned ear pads specifically for extended wear. The over-ear, closed-cap design distributes weight evenly, making them suitable for multi-hour listening sessions.