H10-13S Stereo Headset

This was my first headset purchase as I only began my PPL training a few weeks ago. I did some research online and it quickly became evident that David Clark is one of the leading brands for GA headsets. My CFI also recommended I stick with David Clark until I decide to upgrade to an ANR headset (Such as the Lightspeed's or Bose). I can only compare them to the ASA loaners I was using, but they are noticeably better in all aspects. They're comfortable, well-made, and everything is crystal clear. They allow just enough noise in for me as I like to hear some of the engine, but of course provide all the hearing protection you need'll need. Overall, there's not much to say that hasn't already been said about these. They doing everything well and are priced reasonably. Can't go wrong.

David Clark headsets are probably the most well known pilot headset and they live up to their popularity. Good choice for medium price and reliability.

I love mine so much I bought a second pair for my passenger. These things are incredibly robust; nothing feels cheap or flimsy. David Clark has a solid reputation and that is what initially drew me to them, and their simplicity brought me back. In the airplane I never think about them once they're on my head. They stay put, they're comfortable and pretty light. The ear cups can get a little warm on a hot day, but I've only ever noticed it once I've taken them off (I have yet to try the fuzzy ear covers). The sound in the cans is clear and can be as loud as you'd ever want. The mic does a great job of picking up a voice and leaving all the extra cabin noise to a minimum. When it comes time to add more headsets to my flight bag, it will be these.

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I don't know what I could say about these that hasn't been said by thousands before me. I use these for my flight training in the 172. My instructor has them also. I have about 65 hours on them so far. They are comfortable and since I wear hearing aids I can't wear "On Ear" or "in Ear" headsets. These cut the engine noise very well and the individual volume controls suits my situation nicely. I am not headed for a professional flight career so I did not want to spend $1200 for a headset. At the beginning I did try active noise cancelling headphones and they did not work for me since my digital hearing aids have some noise cancelling already built in.

Arrived quickly. Work perfectly. Very comfortable. Only problem when I first got them the right ear speaker didn't work but then minutes into flight out started working. Don't know why that happeNed.

I'm a student pilot at age 62 and I really don't have much of a base of comparison, but I bought this as my training headset and I have been very pleased with it. Very durable so far and very clear receive and transmit. I can't tell you whether it's the plane or the mic, but listening to my calls over recorded LiveATC, I sound remarkably clearer than most others on CTAF. I have some differential high-frequency hearing loss that's not too uncommon for people my age and the ability to adjust my headset volume independently overall AND for each ear individually allows me to have much different volumes than my instructor in the right seat so we can both be comfortable. I still consider this a good purchase and relied heavily on the good name and reputation that David Clark has in the aviation industry.

After 2 months of using now there is noises coming out so I can’t hear act clearly Terrible experience I don’t even know if I can returned