Review on 🎧 Retevis Walkie Talkie Earpiece Boom Mic: Overhead Headphone with VOX PTT Headset Microphone (1 Pack) by Ryan Lawson

So the rating is like $20 headphones. From an audio engineer's point of view, we typically get headphones for $125 for recording and about $200 for mixing. Headphones from the store for 20-60 dollars with a sound box. Good for voice but difficult to hear, lacking detail. So to enter the market for headphones that come with a $20 mic, they need to find ways to cut costs. Worth every penny but not many pennies to walk around. They may be of use to some people. If sound quality and durability are important, it's worth the money. So I bought these and cheaper radios to run sound and lights and communicate with other employees. I've found that things you put in your ear are better because they block out other sounds. boxed sound. Good for the voice. And my radio is not loud. But I couldn't use this. However, someone could play with an abandoned school. I had issues where it wouldn't connect to any of the radios, but the earbud did. I bought them mainly to practice my theatrical communication so I can make a better purchasing decision. So a decent value is somewhere between 80 and 150, and it seems like all-inclusive radios and phones cost 500 plus. I'll throw mine away. But it might be a good buy for some. However, please note that many of the items on this website are made in China and are not the genuine items from the original manufacturer. It appears to be of good quality but the tools are bent. And they will break for some things, so don't risk it. For me it was fifty fifty.