ISOtunes LINK Bluetooth Earmuffs: Ultra Durable OSHA Compliant Bluetooth Hearing Protection Headphones for Work

Excellent! Easy to pair! Good quality sound!

Excellent sound deadening. The bluetooth is strong and the battery life is long. I use them to listen to audiobooks while mowing. These aren’t like shooting muffs that just reduce the sound to an acceptable level; they make it close to being in isolation.Also, surprisingly comfortable.

Got these after trying to avoided by buying cheaper options. Clearly that didn’t work.The good: VERY solid. Fairly sure I could throw these off a high-rise, into a wood chipper with an inferiority complex, while on fire from a random chemical reaction, and they’d come out fine. They sound great. Not as good as the JBL’s I replaced with these, but more than acceptable. They “cancel” noise pretty well even though they are not noise cancelling. They stay exactly where you put them. They might stop a bullet fired at your ears, if it is 9mm or smaller.The Bad: they are TIGHT!!! I’m hoping they will loosen up over time. But right now my ears start to hurt after a few hours. They occasionally shut off, stop pairing, or pause the audio without me having done anything. The charge seems to be questionable. Still can’t tell if I’m doing something wrong or the batteries suck.All in all I’d definitely recommend.

I like them. They’re a good quality, and they work well. I wish they were louder, but they are hearing protection after all, so I guess I shouldn’t complain…

Surprised nobody has mentioned how tight these fit! They squeeze my head and give me a bad headache after wearing a few hours. The sound deadening is spot on with noise cancelling Bose I’ve used in the past. However even with great sound reduction the audio output isn’t loud enough when used while mowing I know something super simple you’d think you’d be able to hear your music but nope not loud enough.These ear protection headphones are decent but only if you’re wearing them momentarily I wouldn’t recommend buying them if you’re planning on wearing a few hours.Bluetooth functions as you’d expect it has good strong connection up to about 50 feet in my testing.I wouldn’t pay $120 for these maybe $60 tops definitely not up there in the $100 plus range at least comfort wise but hey if it ain’t comfortable you probably ain’t gonna wear it anyway. So these are way over priced!Durability is good I did knock them off when mowing under some branches and they fell fairly hard but didn’t really affect them at all.Overall a good set of hearing protection headphones for the money but only for temporary use if I would’ve known this prior to purchasing I would’ve went a different route, these will be used in the shop only from now on.

The headphone have been very dependable and battery life is great.

Im not sure who has worked with actual power tools and used these. They are terrible at keeping out power tool noise. They need active noise canceling to be worth getting. I wouldn't waste your money.

Due to some negative comments, I put this on my Shop/Tool List for a month or so before pulling the trigger. I'm glad I finally did.I didn't really care much about sound quality simply because music is distracting to me and my shop is a dangerous environment; seems good enough to me though. I did, however, care about noise suppression and these work well for me. I don't need (nor do I want) desensitizing silence. I can hear what machines are running but not be overwhelmed with damaging noise. Because I wear hearing aids, it's great that there is ample room in the ear cups for me to wear them without interfering with my hearing aids. Blue tooth capability was not really a must for me, but I've really grown used to answering the phone with them now and would not want to go back. Battery holds up well for me (I'm not playing music) and I really don't know how long they really last because I plug them in every night; I know they last all day no problems. They're comfortable and I have no issues wearing them for long periods of time. I wear a 7 1/4 hat size and I'm nearly maxed out on the adjustment so if you're big headed....I think there's a balance to be struck in hearing protection. Noise reduction/protection versus dangerous desensitizing. I think these are on target.