ISOtunes LINK 2.0 Bluetooth Headphones, Hearing Protection Earmuffs for Work, 25 dB NRR, Black and Orange
- Brand:
- ISOtunes
- Model Number:
- IT-48
- UPC:
- 859571006788
- EAN:
- 0859571006788
- Walmart SKU:
- 758746203
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.0/5 from 148 reviews.
These things are legit Got these for Christmas. If you work in a loud environment and want to protect your hearing and be able to hear your phone ring, take in a podcast, or jam to some tunes while you work, these things are legit. I think this link will get you $20 off. https://go.refrl.co/r/OwWsgvNxkc96
Really wish I would have bought these sooner. Nice Db reduction, clear audio, good battery life. I used other earmuffs w/ audio designed for shooting, and they lacked the controls. I like how you can stop, start, skip, and control volume with the ISO's.
Good comfortable muffs to cancel out the noise, protect your hearing and listen to music or whatever you like listening too while working. I would say the best thing going for these is they are comfortable and made of good quality.
They sound awesome!! They need to work on the comfort end a little, there a little tight on the ears. But other than that I love them, great battery life!!
Good noise cancelling feature. It would be nice to have better tactile cues for the volume up/down and other buttons to make adjustments easier/quicker when taking hands off controls while mowing.
These noice reducing bluetooth headphones fit great and do the job. However, I wear them when cutting grass. The max volume isn't enough to hear the music well. I used to wear earbuds. But, they would fall out of my ears on occasion. So, I went with the isotunes over the ear type. I might switch back to my JBL earbuds.
Tried Link 2.0 with the gel cushions (a must have imo) and it worked okay. Not bad but not great. I tried using them at work for over a week using mowers, blowers, and string trimmers all day. I mainly listen to podcasts and sometimes music. I wear sunglasses and a hat typically and that's where the gel cushions came in clutch. Much more comfortable! However, it comes down to performance. I felt the need to turn up the volume almost to max to be able to hear anything, even with the ambient noise being reduced. It's okay for mowing but not sustainable for all day, every day. If you're doing carpentry, household things, small jobs, etc. it's great. Just not the right tool for my work. I'll go back to having ear buds in with a standard earmuff over the top.
music /phone calls are not very loud The head band gets a little uncomfortable with extended use. I'll get about half way cutting the grass and have to start adjusting them to different spot on top of my head. Battery does last a long time and has really good Bluetooth connection
Noise cancelling is not good. No different from regular hearing protection. I ended up removing them and using ear plugs. Sorry, but not worth the money.
I use these for mowing with a large zero turn mower and the engine is incredibly loud with the blade engaged. Unfortunately the volume does not increase enough to cover the noise of the mower. The headband is not very well padded but I could overlook that if the volume was better. I can't use these at all and went back to my JBL phones. Two stars for easy to find buttons while wearing.
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