🎧 MaximalPower RHF MOT 2PIN HQ(CF) 2-Way Radio Camouflage Earpiece: Enhanced Communication for Motorola Headsets Review

Perfect for what I need, they work great, a little more expensive but all the others I've bought at a very reasonable price didn't work

I've used a lot of headphones over the years in filmmaking. I've never had a break as fast as this one. I bought it a month ago and now it doesn't work anymore. I blew it out with compressed air, cleaned everything and nothing was left. The cheaper set I bought lasted at least 6 months. That's ridiculous.

The headset looks neat and I can say that it is very well made. The talk button is nice and clicky, and the sound is clear enough. My biggest issue with this headset is that it's way too short. I'm not a tall guy (5'10" on a good day) and I really push myself to the limit. He often pulls my shirt off my back. Too bad.

Always wear it on set. It's not a failure yet. My only complaint is that the mic cable was the same length as the headphone cable. If you're taller maybe look elsewhere, it's not exceptionally short but it's beyond me why they make the headphone cable that long and the mic cable not that long. Edit: Now, many months later, it's out of service. Still very worth the money. He saw everything on the set of many moons and kept popping up.

Couldn't have expected better product quality. The bearing green pattern is much thinner than it appears in the pictures, which is a good thing. It's not bright enough or bold enough to cause problems on set. The only thing I would wish for is different earbud options simply because I have small ears. But other than that it's worth the price and the two people who recommended this headset to me have been using it for a few years now.

, I work in an industry that requires you to have a headset. 'no open radios' It is ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE to find a headset that will work for long. This 1 only lasted 2 weeks before starting to pop like popcorn. tinkered around, was on the shelf for 2 weeks "as a spare tire". this corresponds to 30 days = no return after 30 days. I figured that by paying $25 instead of a $12 Motorola headset [which would also last 2-3 weeks] you could get a longer lifespan. "I was wrong," the description said,

The headset looks decent and I can say that it is very well made. The talk button is nice and clicky, and the sound is clear enough. My biggest issue with this headset is that it's way too short. I'm not a tall guy (5'10" on a good day) and I really push myself to the limit. He often pulls my shirt off my back. Too bad.

Always use on set. It's not a failure yet. My only complaint is that the mic cable was the same length as the headphone cable. If you're taller then maybe look elsewhere, it's not exceptionally short but it baffles me why they make the headphone cable that long and the mic cable not that long. Edit: Now, many months later, it's out of service. Still very worth the money. He saw everything on the set of many moons and kept popping up.

I really couldn't expect a better quality product. The bearing green pattern is much thinner than it appears in the pictures, which is a good thing. It's not bright enough or bold enough to cause problems on set. The only thing I would wish for is different earbud options simply because I have small ears. But other than that it's worth the price and the two people who recommended this headset to me have been using it for a few years now.