PROHEAR Arc Rail Adapter for Helmet Shooting Ear Protection Earmuffs, NRR 23dB Noise Reduction Hearing Protection for Hunting, Green

These Electronic shooting muffs work very well at an indoor shooting range using my .45,10mm & 40 cal. handguns. By turning the dial one can actually increase the volume of outside commands for any instructions or directives per the range master. I bought a separate heavier duty 3.5 mm cord and hooked it up to my iPhone 13 Pro Max with an Apple adapter to play music at low volumes or receive calls if like. These Hearing Protectors are specifically designed for Gun Shots and do a good job! I bought a second pair for any guest I’m shooting with.Due to the sophistication of the electronics, it will pick up an Electromagnetic Signal, a very, very slight static in the muffs if too close to a Wi-Fi source, I.e., router, google point, etc.. I was using a Google nest mesh Wi-Fi point within five feet. I tested it in my living room. This didn’t fall into an equation at the range or even outside. No static whatsoever. Extremely quiet! Prior reviews mentioned a slight buzz and most likely that’s the cause. Move away from “the source” of the Wi-Fi signal and the slight static will completely stop. “Wi-Fi Sources” give off Very low Electromagnetic radiation signals.The muffs work great at talking on the phoneor listening to music very low to hear commands while at the range. The other party heard my voice very well while protecting my hearing during Gunshots. And they come with a very nice durable case. Safety glasses are cheap, do not recommend them or the 3.5 mm cord. Highly Recommend the Muffs & Case! Get the combo pack with the case, you won’t regret it!

These electronic hearing protection ear muffs perform as advertised. Fewer NRR 30db noise reduction products are available, and usually costly. A product of this quality at a price under $100.00 is a real find. Hearing loss is a burden on you and everyone around you.

I picked up the PROHEAR 056 ear protection muffs (heh heh) because I routinely visit an indoor range and I wanted that sweet, sweet 30db of noise reduction that they offer along with the ability to hear what's going on around me. Right out of the box, you'll notice that these muffs (ha) are bulky, but that's to be expected with the aforementioned level of hearing protection. Overall, I'd say that these muffs (yuk yuk) are comfortable and easy to use. They fold up nicely and are easy to adjust. The volume knob is in a good spot on the side and it's not challenging at all to change the batteries. My only complaint is that the volume is pretty sensitive, mine seem to go from nothin' to OH MAN I HEAR EVERYTHING WITHIN 100 YARDS very quickly. In addition, these muffs (ho ho) eat batteries like it's goin' out of style. Overall, if you're looking for indoor shooting ear protection, these muffs (tee hee) are a good choice. Just be sure to keep extra batteries in your range bag!

I like these so much that I bought a second pair for my outdoor shooting range bag. I have been using them indoors for about a year. the NRR 30 is unmatched by all other electronic muffs. I teach classes for new shooters and the sound quality if clear and I dont need to use ear plugs under these muffs although you could if desired. these are priced great especially when you get a hard side case and clear shooting glasses.

I love the way they fit and protect hearing. Well I'm wearing them I actually forget I'm wearing them lol That's awesome

GREAT passive noise dampening ear muffs. They do an excellent job of cutting outside noise. The 30db NRR is real.GREAT sound amplification. With the ear muffs turned up for ambient sound amplification I was able to hear my wife typing on the keyboard from the next room. Subtle and quiet sounds can be amplified well above normal or real sound volume when the ear muffs turned up to maximum ambient sound amplification.OK at active noise cancellation when the ambient sound is turned on. Loud sounds do actually get through the microphone-speaker system but the sound is still dampened significantly. It should not pose a risk of hearing damage even when firing a gun. But if you any sort of static noise like a fan, fridge, or water running in the background, you may notice a fairly significant white noise hiss. But, given the price of the product (~$55 at the time of this review), it is not scandalous.NOT SO GOOD is the fact that with a loud background noise such as a lawn mower, the audio jack (e.g. mp3) playing feature becomes a problem. The moderate pickup of loud outside noises can actually overpower whatever is being played through the audio jack. I was unable even to hear a podcast when operating the lawn mower yet it was quite loud enough when I was in a quiet environment. It might be better with sudden, short duration noises like a gun shot.NOT SO GOOD is how tight the muffs squeeze. It helps keep out the noise, but other ear muffs are much less tight and don't let sound leak in. After wearing them for two hours, my jaw joints began to ache from the pressure. That was unexpected. Perhaps they could be stretched out a smidgen without damaging them.WHAT WOULD BE NICE would be to have separate controls for the audio jack input and the ambient noise. If the ambient noise amplification could be shut off and yet you could still get playback through the audio input jack, that would be a great improvement.

Comfortable ear protection that's great to have at the range. No more ear plugs to take in and out now that I own these.

I work as a range safety officer at a local out door shooting range. I bought these muffs thinking they may be better than another popular brand. I tried wearing these for a day but had to go back to the other popular brand, after a couple of hours at the pistol range my ears were ringing. The only good thing about these muffs is you can hear a conversion between two people 75 to 100 yrs away. I do not recommend these for shooting range use.