OPSMEN M31 Electronic Shooting Noise Safety Ear Earmuff Sport Sound Amplification Protection Green

I bought these specifically to use at the range. These have a great feel, hearing protection is more then adequate while allowing me to communicate to others when range is hot.I read in other reviews that these were not very comfortable. While I did not have the experience, I did upgrade the strap padding. I also think I will upgrade the ear cups to gel ear cubs for added comfort and increase the hearing protection capability.

Exactly what I wanted.I have tried:-MSA Sordins (bad band adjustments, sound protection is low and worst of all the audio quality was tinny and poor no matter what volume)-3M Peltor Sporttac: My fav overall, by far the best sound quality and sounds exactly as if no headset is on. They just dont fold up easy and i get a bit of ear gap issues.-Howard Leight: Comfortable but lower sound protection and audio is not super great.-Walker Razor Slims, Perfect in every way except the sound is mono so its extremely weird to not be able to tell left and right which is a dealbreaker-Jack Pyke copy of the Razors, stereo sound but overall build quality was poorer than razors.Now for the M31's. These are great in almost every way. The sound is great, controls are great. The battery swapping is super easy and way easier than the MSA Sordins where you have to bash the things to get the batteries out which is unnacceptable. These are super easy and could even be done with the headset on which none of the others seem to be able to do as easy as these. The larger ear cups help well and are only 1 out of 3 headsets I have out of 8 that give a complete seal.The only negative is it appears the headband needs some bending, the very top digs into my head unlike other headsets which mostly touch the sides of the head instead of the very top. I did buy a strap cover and it has not helped that much. Though with a better one it could feel nicer, or some permanent bending or some modification. Other than that, perfect, and the price is amazing at £50.I would say to get these over the walkers or howard leight.

These were fairly good noise reduction head phones. They amplify sound pretty nicely. There's a constant white noise as if the wind was blowing but it's manageable. There seems to be only 3 volumes eating which is fine by me. The fit tight but snug. When something passes the Deville threshold they take a second or two to slowly fade back into regular hearing again.

I act as an RSO at the local range so I wear earmuffs for hours. I have a set of m32s that I use with a radio so that I can stay in communication and react to the owners of the range. I've used them for about 2 years now, with no issues at all. Recently started getting lazy and didn't want to have to mess with plugging in to the radio. So I went ahead and bought these because I know they work. I have Walkers, and have had the Howard Leight, and in my opinion these are better. Paired with the ear gels, this is a great combination. If the battery life is anything like the m32s there'll be no issues. Like I said, good enough to buy a second pair!

Great earmuffs, really like them. Bit bulky, however the best part is they have omnidirectional sound amplification.