🎧 Enhance Aviation Communication with the David Clark H10-60 Headset Review

This headset is really cool, for me it's one of the most comfortable headsets I've ever used. I've done many flights with it but never felt any pain, if you can afford more to buy digital noise cancellation buy it. but in this price range it would be a good choice.

I definitely recommend this H10-60 set. The fit is comfortable, the sound is good, the mic works well, and they're made like tanks. Just wrap the string around them and toss them in your bag. No problem. This set from Clark's is likely to give you years of dependable performance. I am happy with my set. Delivery was quick and the product arrived as recommended.

I bought this headset many years ago because the DC warranty was considered the best. It should be a lifetime guarantee. Now that he needs a job, I find out it's only a five-year warranty. Maybe it's always been 5 years but they used to fix it and return it without question. Now her auxiliaries have selective amnesia about it.

This is the first headset I got when I got into aviation. I bought it for the price and was lucky enough to know what a quality headset it is. Gel ear pads are comfortable during long hours of flight, they fit snugly on the head and don't have clips that cause fatigue. It's a bit heavier, but to me that means it's sturdy and well built. This is one of the most fun models from longtime headset maker David Clarke and I would highly recommend it to any beginner or experienced pilot.

I bought this headset in August 2009 and to be honest it's uncomfortable to wear while flying. It doesn't have noise cancellation, so external (engine) noise hits the ears heavily. I used it until October 2010, but just before one of my trips with the FAA I decided to buy a new headset from Bose. - Bose Aviation A20 with Bluetooth and noise cancellation. Quite expensive, but enough for life. If you're new to aviation and just starting out, don't buy a headset without noise-cancelling - this…