CRAZEDpilot In-Ear Headset Review

I flew with these headphones for about 12 hours in an Airbus A321 and found them quite acceptable. Messages from ATC were crisp and clear, and the boom mic captured my voice well. In terms of comfort, you basically forget you're wearing them after just a few minutes. The only exception is that the metal band often touches the collar of the shirt, which sounds annoying but isn't really a bother. hours in a row. I'm not sure I would recommend them for GA's or noisier cabins (like the B737) which…

I sold my DC One-X for a pair of these. Most of the time when I transitioned to the Boeing 737, I found myself sticking my ear out of the headset to speak. I don't know what it is, but it looks like we'll never use the ICS system. Felt superfluous having all the ANRs when there was always an ear open anyway. This headset was my decision. It was wonderful. The headset is really comfortable, the sound clarity is excellent, the ATC always seems to hear me clearly, the line is long enough to easily

This headset is a clean replica of the Clarity Aloft or Halo headphones I've used in the past. Designed to offer the same comfort at an amazing price, this headset almost succeeds. The headband is comfortable, the mic sounds great (though without adjusting the mic gain). There are two main problems with in-ear headphones. First, the cable connecting the headphones to the headset is terribly thin and exposed. The second issue that was immediately apparent was that the earbuds chosen were too big