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I bought Headset Headphones in the store. The style and quality of service I have received from the store means that they will have repeat business from me and their site will be searched first when I am looking to acquire quality products! Thanks for the terrific service!

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I can now work in my yard, oblivious to the neighbors dogs. Uses two AA batteries, and they last for days. Most headphone radios use and eat the little AAA's. I live in upper Michigan, and the reception is great, even in my pole building when I walk in and out. The Headset Headphones fit a little tight, but that is to seal out the noise. I wish I would have found and bought these years ago. Me like ......

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I recently bought a zero-turn mower and found that having the engine right behind me was LOUD! so I did an exhaustive search and found these hearing protector/ stereo headphones. If I had just bought headphones I wouldn't even be able to hear the music and if I'd just bought a hearing protector I'd probably go mad talking to myself for an hour while I mow...so this Headset Headphones was perfect for my needs. Fits snug, really blocks the mower noise, FM reception is great and the stereo sounds excellent.

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If Peltor is reading this review, you got this one nailed down. Perfect, perfect! Thanks for the product, it has gone a long way to preserve my hearing/ears. If only 10 stars were available instead of just 5.

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They are exactly what I wanted. They block out most of the noise from my lawn mower and allow me to still listen to the Red Sox game while cutting the grass. The reception is fantastic in FM, don't know about AM, who really listens to AM anymore? I have used these doing multiple outdoor activities. Also great at the racetrack where you can listen to the radio broadcast or your scanner while watching the action. The minor problem was that the volume/on/off dial knob popped off one day while working outside. It is plastic knob that slides onto a corresponding spline that sticks out of the headset. I was fortunate to find it. The simple fix, superglue, be sure to pull it off before you lose it and put a drop of superglue inside the knob hole and slide it back on. Done, it has never come off again and doesn't affect the operation of the headset. And one other thing, they work great doing stuff in the house while the girlfriend is vacuuming!