UFQ A7 ANR Aviation Headset- A7 Could be a Small Version Bxxx X-20 BUT More Comfortable,Clear Communication,Durable,Great Sound Quality for comms and Music with MP3 Input,Free with a Headset Bag

Works well in my light aircraft, very light on the head, for longish journeys

This headset is a great product it is ultra quiet and very comfortable and the sound quality is fantastic so much for my likes not for my dislikes I found that the activation when talking lags a little but being the only one I have ever uses I guess it could be similar with $1800 units just giving the mike a short word and all is great, Best part is I saved $1500 buying this headset I am definitely not disappointed, others at my flight school are also ready to buy including some of the staff. Happy flying:)

If you're looking for a low-cost ANR headset comparable to a good PNR headset, this is the one for you! I have used this headset for about 6 months now while flight training for my private pilot's license (in a Cessna 172). It's lightweight, has decent audio quality, and the ANR works. Of course, when compared to the industry-leading BOSE or LIGHTSPEED ANR headsets or a David Clark PNR headset, the UFQ A7 lacks in quality. It is less durable, and has a few quirks. Its strengths: 1. First and foremost, the ANR is actually quite good. It primarily filters out low frequency noise. I think the noise cancellation is similar to that of a David Clark PNR headset, without the weight or bulk of a PNR headset. 2. Its audio sound quality is surprisingly good. It has a great frequency range for music, voice audio is loud and intelligible. 3. It has two volume sliders, one for each ear. Moving the slider down will decrease the headset audio while simultaneously increasing the aux-in (music) audio from the provided 3.5mm cord. 4. The microphone picks up my voice well even in lots of background noise. 5. The headset is quite lightweight, meaning it does not weigh on my head much and doesn't leave me feeling sore after a 2-hour flight. 6. It is very adjustable and fits my small head. The mic is also easy to position to where its needed. Now, about the quirks: 1. It seems that the left and right ears are swapped on my headset, a little odd, but I can live with it. 2. The volume sliders don't seem to have the best contact. Audio occasionally fades or stops in one of the ears and I have to move the volume slider to fix it. This mainly happens when I move a slider. 3. Just a personal opinion, but the 3.5mm aux cable could be a little higher quality. It seems quite cheaply made, but I suppose you get what you pay for. 4. The ear pads could fit a little tighter. If I turn my head right, some noise will leak in under the pads. Overall, I would still recommend this for new pilots who want a comfortable yet cheap headset. Also a great option if you want some spare passenger headsets.

bestellt über Amazo in China. Eine Trackingnummer aus China war vorhanden, die Übergabe an DHL ebenfalls mit einer Sendungsverfolgungsnummer versehen und gut zu verfolgen.. leider hatte das Päckchen etwas Verzögerung, aber es kam wohlbehalten bei mir zu Hause an. Alles gut, gerne immer wieder..

Funny how good these are for the price. The noise cancelling is excellent, they are comfortable, light weight, and the audio is clear. The auxiliary audio input works well but does lack some volume and makes music somewhat faint while flying. This is OK, however, given that rocking out too much while flying may not be the safest decision. I'd say the volume is just right for safe flying. Coms and radio audio, however, is great. The headset is not quite as robust as other products, however this comes as no surprise to me based on the price point. However, it does come with a nice case. If taken care of, I expect this headset to offer plenty of longevity. Thank you UFQ for providing an affordable active noise cancelling headset! I hope someday you build a headset with built in bluetooth for music and phone calls.