Midland AVPH3 Black Security Headsets with PTT/VOX - Pair: Crystal Clear Communications Review

Overall this product exceeded my expectations although I wasn't expecting much for the price paid. They worked with my radios with no problems. The earbud is uncomfortable, but it creates a great seal that blocks any noise in the ear. The received sound is quite clear. The earpiece is detachable and easy to clean when sharing. The mic picks up a lot of background noise, but in quieter conditions I didn't find too many issues and reception was relatively clear.

They're great for the price and pretty discreet. My only criticism is the microphone. This part is designed so that you can slide it up your sleeve and attach the microphone to your cuff. However, he can use an extra inch or two of cable length. The shorter cord limits my ability to operate it. For example, I can't route the cord over my shoulders and sleeve because it's too short. I have to let it run across the front of the chest and down the sleeve. Even then, it barely reaches, so every…

I bought these with my Midland GXT1000VP4 radios. They work great with this radio system. We use these radios for our church security team and the headphones are easy to use, VERY comfortable and discreet. We all use them and haven't had any problems. If church music can be loud, you can still hear crystal clear sound with them. And a microphone on a small handheld microphone or on a shirt works great. I place the PTT button on my shirt where a lapel mic would fit and it picks up great without…

They work great and are exactly as advertised. Just a side note: the earbuds can be a bit uncomfortable, bordering on aching (almost like there's a small piece of plastic that hasn't been cut or smoothed and rubbing against the skin in the ear), but playing around I found it became caused by the receiver not fully seated in the ear; To fix it, just stick the piece deeper in your ear. You'll know it's right when the pain/discomfort is gone. You'll be able to hear much better through it and you…

Although it fits (very small in-ear with no other sizes) and works well, it is not as loud as a boom-style microphone/headset (e.g. with a long black microphone that comes from your ear in front of your face and sits next to your mouth) that comes with the Midland GXT1000 VP4 headsets. I would say that this headset accounts for maybe 60% of the volume. It's nice that two are included and if you're in a quieter area you'll be fine. But if you're going to use this in any situation involving music

I have an old set of Midland G-11 radios and they still work great. I wanted something that could be worn in a way that was unobtrusive and comfortable to wear for long periods of time. I ordered them and they are really very good headphones. The in-ear acoustic tube is so comfortable I forgot I was wearing it. I was blown away by how good the sound is and it's actually a lot better than through the speakers. The controls work great, allowing you to use the PTT button in manual mode or wear it…

This is AWESOME. My fiancé and I bought these for weddings we are working on together and bought some extra walkie talkies. We originally bought these for a wedding that didn't have cell service, but have found that we intend to use this at EVERY wedding we work with from now on! Pros: - They easily attach to the inside of your shirt - The microphone can pick up your voice even if you don't speak directly into it - The volume is amazing, even if the music is blaring during the reception we…

Okay, the name must sound strange. But this headset hates the left ear for some reason. I also read the previous review. I use this for my work at a private school as a student activity coordinator. (Yes, my job is cool, I know.) Either this headset, or one of the many headsets with a boom mic in front of my mouth, makes me look like a member of the Backstreet Boys. Of course, since I work with middle school students, this is not an option if I want to maintain confidence. I bought these…

My wife and I photograph high school and college sports. We were looking for something to communicate in the field and tried wireless Bluetooth headsets from different manufacturers, including Bose and Jawbone. We picked them for their so called "noise canceling ability" and also because we've used Jawbones in the past and they worked pretty well for general conversations. We figured that since Jawbones is a high quality and expensive product, it would do the job. When we filmed our first…