Covert Acoustic Tube Walkie Talkie Earpiece Surveillance Headset with Mic Compatible with 2 Pin Kenwood Two Way Radio

We use this at work on the walkie talkies to communicate with the coworkers, everyone likes them, and whenone breaks, these are affordable so it's not too big of a deal to replace them

The product worked great for my job and was popular enough with my co-workers that 4 more of them ended up buying and using it as well. No one had any complaints and the sound quality is second to none. The only thing is it can be hard to hear sometimes out of that ear but you can easily maneuver it to be just barely in your ear so other sounds can get in too. Even if I had it just barely in my ear, it STAYED IN. I have run full speed, broken apart fights, and jumped fences and this thing stayed in place.

Works great

After buying a set of the, "cheaper cost" option, I chose to purchase these at about 3x the price. Worth every penny. The mic is on a separate wire, and much more adjustable for wear-ability. Mic is larger than the cheaper ones, and is hard to hide in your clothing as it is a bit clunky.... Earpiece is comfortable, wire is long enough to wear radio on opposite hip from earpiece comfortably. Construction seems to be higher quality, with heavier plastics used for mic and ear-piece connector. Over all, I would recommend these, a good value for the price, sound quality is about average, mic picks up well, earpiece is comfortable for occasional wear for reasonable lengths of time. We use these for security for church services, so only worn for a couple of hours at a time once / twice weekly. I don't know if I would recommend these for all day every day use. But, that is probably a non-issue as you are probably not using the low cost radios these fit, if you are using your radio that much. I would purchase again.

Short lived! Weak wires. Wires are too short to pull from around the back or Way too long to use from the front. Sound coming in is clear, but going out is terrible. Comfort is great and fits the Kenwood 2 pin perfect

Walkie-talkie-style radios do not set a high bar for audio quality. They really don't. Any pair of dirt-cheap gas-station earbuds can do far better than a typical radio handset requires. And yet, somehow, this earpiece still manages to be a total disappointment. The sound quality is beyond abysmal, too boomy and muddy to make out even the clearest radio voices. I should have looked closer at the photos before I bought it and realized that it's using a pneumatic tube to deliver sound between the speaker and the ear (an approach that seems somewhat baffling in 2021, when making highly-miniaturized in-ear speakers has never been cheaper). I haven't even bothered testing the microphone yet, because it pretty much doesn't matter; it could be the best microphone in the world and it still wouldn't make this thing worth using. I bet it's not, though.I'm not going to bother returning this - the postal service is already swamped enough as it is - but I'm certainly going to remember this brand as one to avoid at all costs in the future.At least I can salvage the connector and use it to hack together a better earpiece out of a pair of dirt-cheap gas-station earbuds...

Good solid fit, good sound.

Used the past two days, working well,