🎧 Honeywell Sync RWS-53012: Red Digital AM/FM/MP3 Radio Earmuff - Powerful Hearing Protection and Entertainment in One Review

Volume was not loud enough at first. I tried the device out at my home first and the volume didn't get uncomfortable. I wear this when mowing the grass and thought I couldn't help but hear the noise of the lawnmower, but I was wrong. Even with sunglasses on, the headphones isolate and block most of the noise. I have the maximum volume to listen to the radio. This is a great product, I would recommend others to buy it.

I only used part of the FM radio. To this day (about 1 month of use) I wear them when mowing (self-propelled, walking behind a Honda) and trimming (Craftsman 2 trimmer). In both cases they have effectively deadened engine noise and I can hear the radio clearly when the volume is set to about 80% of maximum. The best feature for me is the digital tuner. I used to have headphones with an analogue tuner and their station selectivity was poor, I often changed the station by turning my head. They…

Excellent, comfortable noise protection. My head is 7.5+ on the big side. They fit my head comfortably, which ensures it doesn't slip off when I lean forward or do something fairly rigorous. For fun I had a bunch of 11 year olds trying to scream through them. Only noises with normal speech volume get through. I've ridden a bike in it (probably not recommended for sane people), worked with rock drills, cut-off saws, noisy grinders alongside noisy air pumps. And all while enjoying the classics at

Stopped working after one season. Not endorsed by Honeywell. Honeywell websites (and there are many) cannot even find this model using the search function. Honeywell owns Sperian (who owns Howard Leight who makes similar devices) - could this be the reason for the lack of support? Still, the audio part is broken and I'm left with a very overpriced set of "normal" headphones. I first bought a pair of Syncs from Stanley (light yellow, identical features). My wife was starting to use a pair of…