These headphones will not work.

Yes

Yes they adjust easily and we haven't had a problem with them breaking.

Was easy to adjust

The headphones adjust easily and will not break during an average or normal adjustment

They can adjust without breaking.

yes they are adjustable. just be gentle.

Adjust very easily to a comfortable position.

You may adjust the volume independently for both the headset and the display unit. My mom listens to the headset as loud as she wants and we adjust the volume for the TV for everyone else in the room.

She would need to turn down the TV volume, the headphone volume is independent.

The tv is still able to be heard while wearing the headphones. It's up to you to turn down the tv volume.

Yes it will silence the volume so only you can
Listen.

Independant

others can listen to the tv at the tv setting

Independant

The IR Transmitter that send the signal to the headset requires a power source. So, unless you have a plug on the flight I doubt it would work.

I would doubt it, but I do not really know.

I don't know but I think not since a base unit has to be plugged into an A/C outlet and into my TV AV outlet, too!

Yes, you can wear these headphones while being a passenger on an airline.

Yes

I suspect not, since the base unit needs to be hooked to the TV audio output. Then it transmits the sound wirelessly to the earphones.

Yes.

Yes, the earphones are wireless. There is a base unit that needs to be plugged into the audio output on the TV. Then it transmits wirelessly to the earphones. The earphones need to sit on the base unit to charge when they're not being used.

yes

Yes, the headphones are wireless.

Yes. Just lift off of the base unit and turn the headset on and you are good to go.

Yes, they are wireless, but not bluetooth. The one problem that people may have with using them with new TV sets in the beginning is that in order for them to work with a digital audio signal that most HDMI or 4K TV sets use now, you need to buy a "digital to analog audio adapter". and a TOSlink cable. You plug the adapter into the tv set and then you plug the headphones into the adaptor.The adapter changes the signal so that the headphones can understand it. I know that's more than you asked for, but if I had known that early on it would have saved me a lot of grief.

I'm not sure if it would interfere with a pacemaker's function. But I wouldn't take a chance. Better to ask Sony or your husband's doctor or pacemaker manufacturer.

I hope so. I also have a defibrillator-pacemaker. I have been using these wireless headphones for weeks now. I have not noticed any adverse effects.

Most wireless devices are generally considered safe to use around pacemakers. I bought these for my dad and he has a pacemaker. He has not had any issues with them interfering with his pacemaker. Hope this helps!

My dad has a pacemaker/defibrillator and has been using this product. He has not experience any problems so far, but that is an excellent question.

Wouldn't it make more sense to ask a doctor this then a bunch of people who are not doctors.

don't know ask his doctor

The noise canceling is pretty significant. If you want to be able to hear, you need to keep the volume pretty low.

As the head sets fit completely over your ears to hear more completely the sounds fro your box or TV, the outside sources of calls , phones,ect , are limited.

Not when you turn them up.

Depends how much you turn up the volume. My husband has it pretty loud and he can still hear the dog bark and the telephone. But a conversation is not possible.

Yes

Yes, other sounds can be heard, these are not noise cancelling headphones.