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They should not be affected at all (you can check this on their packaging or on their website)
Cordless stuff is OK as long as you remember that you will have to change the batteries every so often. And Batteries nearing the end of their life might cause distortion in the sound. You may be able to get mains powered transmitter and battery free headphones but I haven't seen any from memory.
The last arguament is that cordless stuff costs more - so if you are in to great sound then spend the extra cash on quality rather than cordless technology.
4.77MHz to 4.0GHz in 10 years. Imagine the space year 2020 
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