PROHEAR016 Ear Protection Safety Earmuffs for Shooting, NRR 26dB Noise Reduction Slim Passive Hearing Protector with Low-Profile Earcups, Compact Foldable Ear Defenders for Gun Range, Hunting (Black)

Already used them and they performed great!

I recently purchased the Bluetooth Electronic Shooting Ear Protection Earmuffs, and I must say, they have been excellent at the shooting range, whether indoors or outdoors. Even with the microphone turned off, they were slightly louder than expected at the range, but overall, they still offer great protection for my ears.I appreciate how these earmuffs help me stay vigilant and aware of my surroundings while shooting. The ability to listen to music while wearing them is a nice bonus. The earmuffs are comfortable to wear, and the Bluetooth feature works seamlessly.The only minor downside I noticed was the slight loudness at the range then expected, but considering the excellent ear protection they provide, you get use to these types of earmuffs.Overall, I highly recommend the Bluetooth Electronic Shooting Ear Protection Earmuffs for anyone who wants to stay alert, protected, and enjoys listening to music during their shooting sessions.This review highlights both the positive aspects of the product, such as its effectiveness in providing protection and enabling the user to stay vigilant and listen to music, as well as a minor drawback concerning the loudness at the range. Such insights can be valuable for other potential customers considering this product for their shooting needs.

Good valueWell packagedNow I don’t have to hear my wife 😂

So if you have done your homework, you'd see all these ear protection are literally the exact same as Brand W.These are no different. Same construction, components, quality. Just a different label and packaging.That said, they work fine, the audio enhancement helps talk to people at the range, and the Bluetooth audio is good enough to have some tunes but very very weak on the low end, and pretty crappy sounding. Do not expect to be bumping hard, but it's enough to give you something to listen to safely while you pew pew.Too bad they didn't prioritize the audio quality to make this a 5 star product.

Purchased these for weed trimming / lawn mower / chainsaw work and so far I'm impressed. They are comfortable , light weight and fit me great ( 5'10 male ) . Its my first pair of over the ear muffs , got tired of jamming sponge plugs into my ears so I cant really compare them to another brand. But for what i use them for they greatly cut down on the noise produced by my equipment. I would recommend these and would purchase again if ever needed.

Overall, I really likethese amplified and Bluetooth earmuffs.I love the Bluetooth and contrary to other reviews, the sound volume and NOT that bad. You NEED to set up the sound properly in the music app that you're using on your phone, including maxing out the volume and using/setting the sound equalizer. The sound you hear in your earmuffs via Bluetooth is only as good (or bad) as the sound coming from your phone, so get the proper settings on your phone.For sound volume, turn the media volume all the way up on your phone.For sound quality, use the equalizer settings for the song App. Instead of using the presets for Rock, Orchestra, Pop, etc., set up a custom where the bass (left side) and treble (right side) settings are maxed out, and the other frequencies (in between) are set so that the resulting layout looks like a "V". Top left of V is max. bass, top right of V is max. treble. Both sides slope to center frequency (V) which is set at or a little above the mid point line. See photos include.You wouldn't believe how much better the sound quality is!!And then there are the amplifier mics' volume. The spec. on the Amazon page says 3X amplification and on box they came in, it says 5X. Not sure which it is, but its not nearly as amplified as other muffs (Walkers) I used with the volume all the way up.Lastly. the "upgrade" in the title is for the gel pads in the muffs. They don't feel like gel, and no different than my Walker regular muffs. They don't feel like "gel" to me, more like a denser foam. The sticker label put on this regular box says it's an upgrade with "gel" pads. That is the only difference, EXCEPT, that to get any muff other than black color, I needed to get the upgraded muffs with the gel so I could get green. The price goes from $60 to $79 for the gel pads. You'd pay about $17 to $19 separately for these gel pads, so that's about right.I actually paid $71 for these ProHear upgraded muffs because there were two coupons that added up to $8 off!Not bad, and free 2 day shipping from Amazon!

High quality and comes with a nice storage bag. Very comfortable to wear.

These function just as described and provide decent sound protection along with the folding feature. I give three stars because I find them difficult to use - when picking up or putting on, they want to fold, making it annoying to open up to wear. If you NEED to fold the protectors for travel or storage, not a bad deal. If you don't need to fold them, get a standard pair.