FMATAL GEAR 2025 AMP NRR 26dB Digital Tactical Headphones | Noise Reduction for Communication, Hearing Protection

I bought these as range ear pro, wanted some coms capable electronic ear pro without braking the bank, seems like all the duty quality stuff starts around $600 and goes sky high. At this price point this set offers a suprising ammount of flexibility in one package. Just as electronic ear pro they are acceptable and on par with the sordin ear pro I used in the military 10+ years ago, I would hope the new sordin/ safariland ear pro are both of better sound quality than in the past but this quality of electronics worked in the past and is still acceptable today maybe not the most cutting edge and by no means the best but at the price point I believe they are acceptable. Electronics do everything they should so far, dim down loud noises from shooting and is either neutral or enhanced sound, winds noise is not any worse than older top quality electronic ear pro. Conversations are clear and natural no echoing or any weird cutting in and out. Quality So far they are holding up acceptably but by no means duty level. The o rings on the battery caps look like they don’t do anything and I will replace them with proper useful o rings. and the ear pads were ok for short range time, replaced the pads with noisefighters gel ear pads with glasses shelf and that has turned them into a genuinely comfortable all day long set of ear pro. Bought a pad for the top was not needed and came off within 5min, they are very comfortable without any added top pads. Overall I would not take them to war, they have no history of quality or any real testing, but as range ear pro or a dedicated range helmet setup they are a pretty easy choice. Battery life so far is about 40 hours and they do automatically shut off at 4 hours. Coms has not been tested at this time so have no review to give on that aspect. At the price point for pure ear pro I’d still stick with the sordin which can be had at around this price point if you can wait for a sale but the moment you want coms I don’t think they can be beat.

I have two of these. Can’t tell the difference between the real ones. Have held up to weekly ranch use without issue. Highly recommend over peltors. Comms work great if you buy the baofeng adapter and swap 2 of the wire positions. That’s the only problem, it’s the adapters are wired wrong. Nothing to do with the headset. Takes 5 mins.

Feels great, super comfortable, no more headache like when I used walkers and 3m.. fits great and helps a lot with helmet security and stability to your head. Noise reduction is also great and have no problem shooting live rounds with this. Transparency mode is unbelievably well constructed..feels like AirPod pros that i have except that this one cancels out noise. —Update: Went to FTX under heavy rain, and this worked great through rain and dust..shot a bunch down range from 9mm to 556 and works perfectly fine. No issue with battery. 11 out of 10.

These headsets transferred nicely onto my bump helmet; the arms seem sturdier than the skinny 3m peltor guide arms. These headsets do have more static noise then my AKT1 or my Walker razors when turned on. It is not bad enough to go through the return process, so I am keeping them, but it is disappointing.

If you don't have $1500.00 sitting around to burn on the real ops core this is a great option. The springs on the arms keep the perfect amount of pressure on the ear cups. The articulation of the arms allow the ear protection to be fitted comfortably right over the ear. The hearing protection is on par with my expensive sordins. I love how all of the parts for radio integration are included. The plastic seems durable and all of the connections are either click or screw in. I am very happy with the quality of this set. The radio incoming and outgoing is clear as a bell. I have ordered the silicone ear cups to provide more comfort and better sealing. I cannot say enough good things about this headset. These arms are awesome and allow you to have it on your ear, off your ear, and resting on the back of the helmet.