Wireless Headphones. Need help!

[deepbreathsanddeath]

I've decided I need to invest in a pair of wireless headphones. My girlfriend likes to go to sleep fairly early while I'm a night owl and tend to watch movies late at night.

The light she can deal with. She has a mask that she's happy to wear but I feel bad about the noise. Often I'll just end up turning everything off long before I would like to so she can get to sleep.

Problem is... I know jack shit about wireless headphones. Can I get some advice on what to get? Keep in mind, I'm pretty broke at the moment but I can put them on layby. I'm not looking to go expensive but I do want good sound quality without much sound leaking out if that's possible.

Keep in mind I live in Melbourne, Australia so I must be able to get them locally.

Any advice would be appreciated thanks

[Jim Hawkins]

Originally Posted by deepbreathsanddeath

I've decided I need to invest in a pair of wireless headphones. My girlfriend likes to go to sleep fairly early while I'm a night owl and tend to watch movies late at night.

The light she can deal with. She has a mask that she's happy to wear but I feel bad about the noise. Often I'll just end up turning everything off long before I would like to so she can get to sleep.

Problem is... I know jack shit about wireless headphones. Can I get some advice on what to get? Keep in mind, I'm pretty broke at the moment but I can put them on layby. I'm not looking to go expensive but I do want good sound quality without much sound leaking out if that's possible.

Keep in mind I live in Melbourne, Australia so I must be able to get them locally.

Any advice would be appreciated thanks

You could look at some of these.
http://www.head-fi.org/t/647514/top5...v-buying-guide

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2406182,00.asp

[nina louse]

Maybe you could look at this :http://www.beatsofficiel.com/wireless-c-1_2.html

[Derb]

Originally Posted by Jim Hawkins

You could look at some of these.
http://www.head-fi.org/t/647514/top5...v-buying-guide

I mean

Yeah, I'd check out Sennheiser's mid-range 160, 170, 180 if you are on a budget. I can tell you there is no sound leakage from the stock 170 ear pads. I should be getting the stock 180 ear pads in today. The 170's use leatherette which is great for keeping sound within but I prefer velour pads because there is no sound friction that can be heard by your facial hair.