PROHEAR033 Upgraded Bluetooth 5.4 Hearing Protection Headphones with FM/AM Radio - 25dB NRR Safety Earmuffs, Rechargeable, 48H Playtime for Mowing, Workshops, and Snowblowing - BlackCarbonfree Certified

Ordered yesterday and got it today. Love Amazon!I fired the headset up and took it through all the functions. Dang, everything worked just like it should.I spend a few hrs a week mowing my pasture and doing noisy projects. I love AM radio and podcasts from my phone. So the AM/FM radio and BT connectivity was an imperative feature I needed along with the ability to answer phone calls too. Happily, every function worked and was simple to use and switch functions.Pros: all in one for my needsGreat noise reduction, ran my tractor and audio came through great.Easy to make things work, switching from BT to radio, changing stations to answering a phone call!Charging is easy. I do use the little USB magnetic charge plug in's to eliminate the cable insertion every time charge is needed.Quality and looks of the unit is great!Cons: Tight fit but not a real problemAudio quality is fair but great for my needs. OLD ears ya know and I do not listen to music when I am working with the head set on.Now we will see about the reliability.Jim

Bought these for my 3M connect+ headphones. They fit perfectly. My only concern is the sticky backing used to hold them in place. I guess I'll find out if I need to replace them in the future. A great price as well since they came as a 2 pack.

I've been using this headset for approximate 1yr (bought 2024 xmas) in my landscaping business. I used to really enjoy this model and felt it performed well and the battery lasted for several days without charging. It was all good until this past month.The unit was going from fully charged to completely dead (or I thought) in just an hour or less. I search for their battery which is same as used in Nikon camera except this battery has three cable micro connector attatched. I can solder but for others, I don't know where they can find a replacement with the cable. I checked many sites and Prohear website. After installing new battery, unit would not turn ON.It seems the multi cable from the battery side over to the controller side must have some sort of intermittent open. I'm going to try to replace cable but running the cable through the soft padding might be a challenge. I'll be careful that the new cable and old don't separate inside the padding.Hope it is successful. If I fail, I'll give 3m's headset a try. I'm sure it can be fixed but larger more robust wires should be used in such flexible areas.

New life for your hearing protectors/head phones! Nobody can stand to wear em with cracked, split, torn cushions. I listen to my radio and/or podcasts while mowing da lawn.The old ones pull right off, wipe em clean and stick the new ones on! Easy peasy, back in business. Inexpensive and well worth it.

Good reception, provides noise protection, go wifi connection with cellphone, charge last for several days of 6 hrs daily use.Would like a little more softer cushing around the ear speakers.

These work great no problem with volume i have a very loud riding mower and I have no issues with the sound. Radio works fine also. Comfortable to wear for a 2 hour mow also.

I had a really good pair of radio work headphones that just wore out. To me, a good pair of these should block out 85 percent of the noise from the mower, blower, or power tool you are using and provide decent music you can hear comfortably. These fall short. The noise reduction is 50 percent maybe. MAYBE. The volume adjustment is too low even at the max level so it cannot compensate enough.The LCD display has gotten those....... I don't know what to call them.....smears? Blotches? The display is still readable but it obviously has a very poor quality display.Overall these type of headphones regardless of brand aren't cheap so until I think I have found a better alternative I'll use these until they break which I'm bettin won't be long.

Sound is okay, and they get plenty loud. Noise isolation is really fantastic. The problem, though, is that even all the way pulled out, these are too snug for my huge noggin. If you have a big head, these will be extremely uncomfortable. They work as intended and get good reception for AM, FM, and Bluetooth…but they’re way too tight. My wife likes them fine, though. I can’t imagine wearing these for more than fifteen minutes tops. They don’t even go around my ears, just on top…just small enough cups to pinch my ears against my goggles.