Rand McNally ClearDryve 210 Premium Wireless Headset – Clear Calls with Noise Cancellation, Extended Battery Life, All-Day Comfort, in Black Review

I bought these for my picky husband and he thinks they're great. I'm so happy. Yes, I finally find something that he really likes.

I didn't post the photos but they are amazing. Listen to music without hearing anyone, talk on important calls, and mute very loud work machines and people in the background.

The only reason I can't give these maximum stars is because they are sooo uncomfortable. I think if you are a kid you are ok. I wear glasses when I'm on the computer, so the headphones are uncomfortable on my ears. This hurts my head. Next time I'll buy patches. I just never knew what the difference was between the two.

There are very few single ear in ear headphones on the market, this headset covers that market segment and also offers dual ear noise cancelling. Setup was easy, battery takes a long time to charge, sound quality is as good or better than most mid-range headsets I've used. They're not for "audiophiles" but not for them. If you're looking for a good phone/voice/conference headset that works in one or both ears and has ear cups, this is your only option, and it's a good one.

I've tried almost all the headphones for driving commercial vehicles that block out noise when talking or listening to music that last for hours not a couple of hours then you have to charge them these headphones hold fully charged more than a day and they are convenient, just sit back, sometimes they become uncomfortable because you wear them for a long time, and they are bulky, but that's probably because of the good build quality. They are cheaper at Revain than at truck stops that sell this

There are very few single ear occlusive earphones on the market, this headset covers that segment of the market and also offers dual ear noise canceling. Setup was easy, battery takes a long time to charge, sound quality is as good or better than most mid-range headsets I've used. They're not for "audiophiles" but not for them. If you're looking for a good phone/voice/conference headset that works in one or both ears and has ear cups, this is your only option, and it's a good one.

I use these in my big truck and have used Blue Parrot on my last three headphones since the b250. I've always been impressed by how well these devices perform in noisy environments. I hesitated to try them due to the lack of real reviews and terrible YouTube videos. Well I pulled the trigger and they sound great, calls are crystal clear. The noise-canceling microphone is just amazing. I used my gas powered weed eater, zero turn and a kubota tractor with a bush pig and my callers said they could

OK At first I was very impressed with the quality and finish of this particular headset, but then I started to find my own little issues that were compounding their much larger issues. For example we have an issue with the mic boom, it doesn't flex which actually leads to much more serious noise cancellation issues on a truck like mine which is very noisy inside, then there is an issue with the ear pads. It covers the ear infection so well that no ear can get through, which actually causes…

I was hesitant to spend over $200 on a headset but based on the reviews I bought it. I'm not a trucker (this device seems to be very popular with truckers). As I have a mild hearing problem and often travel to areas with poor cellular coverage resulting in poor call quality, I bought these instead. On the very first test call, the sound quality was terrible, muffled, not at all as clear as I expected from an expensive headset. (During this test, the phone was about two feet from the headset.)…