SAS Safety 6108 Digital Earmuff Hearing Protection: AM/FM Radio & MP3 Ready, Black and Yellow - Ultimate Headphone Solution Review

we live in a very rural area, very far from big radio towers. My car radio is not the best. These headphones offer excellent reception from all stations in a wide area of our territory.

Works. I didn't find the directions particularly helpful. Use caution when opening an unidentified battery cover found on non-radio earbuds. Antenna positioning can be difficult. To reduce static electricity I use velcro to hold the antenna in place. I read the published reviews and in light of this I found that the product I received was better than what I expected.

I have a sale on these and for the money I would rate them as pretty good. Tuning and calling up stations is a cumbersome process, but the volume control is a nice little button on the bottom of the right earcup and is very easy to use. Blocks a lot of noise - so much so that I won't buy separate noise-cancelling headphones to go to the shooting range. I just use them and can add some music. In general very satisfied.

What the heck! waste of money. One of the wires came loose due to poor design and assembly and when I opened up the insides and reconnected I found that the wires were so thin and the stranded wire was only five wires, it had to be snapped due to the quality of the wire. and. while I connected the red wire - you know what? - The black cable is broken. Now you can say I'm a big dick for this and I have to agree with you because I spent a little over forty bucks on this piece of shit.

Reception is good as with any other device I have. Noise cancellation is good when using a chainsaw. Compared to the other two clutches, the NRR "seems" to be somewhere between 17 and 18. After a few days of use, it turned out that the distortion in one headphone was actually a signal interruption (from this side only), like a broken wire. The instructions do not include selecting a preset channel. No buttons can be used while wearing. The spring pressure on the head becomes painful after about

Noise reduction works well. The volume control is missing. The pen works in stages, from 0 to 9, rather than continuously from zero to rudeness. I find 1 too loud and zero too mute. So kind of useless. But it has a screen where you can see which station it's on and it's inexpensive compared to others. There is no battery indicator. The screen disappears when the battery is low, but otherwise it just dims without showing a battery warning. The radio stopped working after 8 months but I got the…

EXTREMELY disappointed with these head seats. I ordered two of these for my crew, opened the first one and put the batteries in. The battery cover broke off on a plastic hinge. These headphones usually only last a year or two before being destroyed by the team or lost, so I just put a piece of tape on the lid (which I didn't have to do at all, NOTHING like the working tunes from 3mTEKK). I've been using it for years). I started tuning them in and couldn't pick up any of the very common strong…