M32X Tactical Communication Headset with ARC Rail Helmet Mount Adapters - Noise-Canceling for Shooting and Outdoor Activities

Well made and good quality. I mounted these on my bump helmet and will move them over to my ballistic helmet as necessary. The instructions for helmet mounting were ok, but could be better.

These headsets are great, I’ve used them for a while, now, and not ran into any problems until now. The left earpiece that connects the headset to helmet has become very loud because of the plastic rubbing together, which of course is a huge issue. The right one is fine, very quiet and works spectacularly, but for some reason, the left one has started to give me problems. Hopefully the seller will read this review, and contact me so I can hopefully get a new set of the helmet connectors.

Full disclosure, I bought these for airsoft, and they are awesome for that. the radio comes through great and the mic is clear enough, and better than the radios own mic. the sound suppressor is pretty good for Pyro grenades and CO2 gas grenades.as for real steel. they're pretty good as well. I'd still recommend earplugs as the headphones themselves don't block sound as well as higher end pairs but they work well enough with ear plugs and since the volume can be turned up it does make talking among each other work well as well.over all, I'm happy with these and can definitely recommend them for airsoft/milsim

Cheap plastic, broke easily.

I got these used for about 80 dollars. My pair came with a very squeaky left hinge, but otherwise works perfectly fine. They obviously aren't going to match comtacs or amps at this price point, but imo there isn't much that competes with these at the price point. I haven't tested comms on these, but i have used them for a few weeks now and have brought them to an indoor range.Pros:-Detachable mic-Pretty good sound quality; they sound clearer than my razors but aren't really as loud.-Comes with arc rail mounts and a headband for standalone useCons:-Neither the cable connecting the ear cups to each other or the PTT cable are detachable. In particular, the one that connects the ear cups is relatively thin, so if that breaks then there doesn't seem to be a way to replace it.-Arc rail mounts are loose, and the ear cups will move around when pushed out as a result. This is more of a comfort issue than anything, since it doesn't seem to interfere with the seal or anything, but I think it would be better if they were a bit tighter and harder to rotate. (may just be my used unit, but there are other reviews expressing the same complaint)Conclusion: For the price point, these are unbeatable. Pretty decent ear pro with the ability to easily integrate with a comms setup later on. Overall pretty good for the price. Just don't expect the same quality as $1000 dollar alternatives.

If you buy these for a Team Wendy helmet, you have to go to Team Wendy’s website and order the adapter. I’m sure there are cheaper version, this isn’t exactly the best comes/ear pro out there anyway, but better be safe than sorry. Also a little modification is needed to open up the screw holes to get the team Wendy adapters to fit right.

Easy to use. You do need an adaptor to connect to most radios but that’s an easy addition. Comfortable and work great even just for ear protection

Small clamp broke, as it seems cheaply made. The earcups are durable and the arc mounts are solid. Sound dampening works as advertised.