EARMOR M32 PLUS Tactical Headset for Helmet - Noise Canceling Headphones with mic for Shooting & Hunting Earmuffs, Nato TP120 Jacket, Coyote

This tactical hearing protection headset with a military U94 connector is an outstanding piece of gear. The build quality is exceptional and versatile. I was able to remove the ear cups from the original headband and seamlessly mount them using Peltor Comtac arc rail mounts, which are fully compatible. The military-grade connector is another highlight—it’s a true military configuration, not civilian. This is important because the positive audio out and microphone in are reversed between military and civilian push-to-talk setups. Make sure you get a military-oriented push-to-talk or risk hearing faint or no audio at all. I’ve tested this headset in rugged environments, including out on the range and in bad weather, and it has exceeded my expectations. The gel ear cups are incredibly comfortable for extended use, resist deterioration, and hold up well in wet conditions. They don’t generate much heat during use, but I appreciate that they can be removed to cool off if necessary. The electronic hearing protection is fantastic. The communications function works without batteries when plugged in via the jack. However, to hear your surroundings, you’ll need to insert a AA battery into each ear cup. There are four ambient sound levels, and while the lowest level is slightly louder than I’d prefer, it’s not a dealbreaker. This headset enhances your hearing to a level beyond natural ability, making faint sounds clear and conversations easy in loud environments. Additionally, loud bangs are muted effectively to prevent over-amplification. Overall, this headset offers impressive performance, durability, and versatility. Highly recommended for anyone needing reliable hearing protection with communication capabilities.

The EARMOR M32 Tactical Headset is a sophisticated and versatile piece of gear designed for hunters and shooting enthusiasts. With its combination of sound amplification, hearing protection, and microphone functionality, this headset offers a comprehensive solution for enhancing situational awareness and communication during shooting and outdoor activities. One of the standout features of the EARMOR M32 Tactical Headset is its sound amplification capability. This technology allows the headset to amplify ambient sounds while simultaneously providing hearing protection against loud noises such as gunshots. This unique balance ensures that you can hear important sounds like conversations, footsteps, and approaching game, while still protecting your hearing from harmful noise levels. The inclusion of a microphone adds communication versatility to the headset. This allows you to communicate effectively with others in your group without removing the headset or compromising your hearing protection. This is particularly valuable for coordination during shooting activities, hunting trips, or tactical operations. The comfortable design of the earmuffs ensures that you can wear the headset for extended periods without discomfort. The adjustable headband and soft ear cushions contribute to a secure and snug fit, making the headset suitable for active outdoor activities. The durability and ruggedness of the EARMOR M32 Tactical Headset are noteworthy. The headset is designed to withstand outdoor conditions, including harsh weather and rough terrain, ensuring its reliability in various shooting and hunting scenarios. One potential consideration is that users who are not familiar with tactical headsets might need some time to adjust to the controls and features. Learning to properly adjust the sound amplification and microphone settings might require some practice. In conclusion, the EARMOR M32 Tactical Headset is a versatile and reliable tool for hunters, shooting enthusiasts, and tactical operators. Its sound amplification, hearing protection, microphone functionality, and comfortable design make it a valuable asset for enhancing situational awareness and communication during shooting and outdoor activities. Whether you're hunting, shooting, or engaging in tactical exercises, this headset provides the technology and features you need to stay safe, informed, and connected in dynamic environments.

Battery lasted 6 days of use ~4 hours at a time, then accidentally left it on for lord knows how long in the freezing cold.. came back and it went another 6 hours before beeping at me for being low. Ear cups are comfy, controls are easy, can't remove all cables which annoys me but that's a minor gripe for what you're getting at this price. Sounds are all a little flat and ambiance gets equalized a little too close to hear minor noises.. but the noise cancelling works well. Couldn't break them if I tried. Overall- I'd buy them again if I had to.

Solid headset. Directional sound, good shot muffling without impending situational awareness. Have not tested microphone yet but they had successfully survived range days with no issues. Fairly light comfortable. Better weight and long term comfort than my sordins.

For someone trying to find a headset that has decent sound pickup, comms capabilites, and actually works as functional hearing protection, I would recommend starting with some of these. After trying to search around for other headsets at this same price-range, I found that this M32 headset most consistently fulfills the basic functions you need from a tactical headset straight out of the box. Yes, there are other entry-level headsets that excel in noise amplification or cheaper comms rigs that transmit signals with higher quality, but I've found that you have to make some sort of modification to the other solutions to even get it to check all of the boxes you need. TLDR - If you want a cheap and reliable tactical headset that can get the job done straight from the box with no modifications needed, then this is the headset for you

After using these for a few months, I would consider them good for the price, and for the average hunter and/or larper, they’re probably great. Pros: Budget friendly, amplify ambient sound well, connect easily to radios. Great for airsoft, and if used gently, hunting and range days. Cons: The plastic is kinda cheap. These will likely break if you’re too hard on em. I’ve not had issues with my battery compartment (Mine are 2024 model), but other people I know, possibly with older models, have had issues with theirs. A friend of mine just shoves a piece of cardboard in there so the battery will maintain contact with the spring. This is also after a lot of use. Another con - I don’t think I would want to use these without doubling up on hearing protection if expected anything louder than a 5.56. The hearing protection is OK, but I don’t think they’re always producing hearing safe levels with some of the louder calibers. Definitely way better than nothing, but still a bit loud in sometimes. Overall, I really like mine for comms. That’s the main reason I bought em. Haven’t put them through any major grueling conditions, but they’ve worked well so far. Would recommend for light use, airsoft, cheap comms setup, and situations where decibels aren’t likely to exceed 170.

Great product! Noise cancellation with a comfortable fit. Looking forward to training with them.

The noise cancellation is TOO sensitive. There was a gusting wind that was triggering the noise cancellation causing me to not be able to hear anyone speaking to me. There are only 3 levels of volume adjustment and the highest level is not nearly loud enough to amplify a speaking voice over the slightest background noise. The position of the"+" and the "-" buttons for the volume adjustment are placed illogically with the "-" decrease forward (the direction you are facing) and the "+" increase to the rear (the direction towards your back). To me at least, if I need to blindly adjust the volume using my right hand, I instinctively think the way I am facing, going forward, means increasing so the "+" should be on that side. But maybe that's just me. They are also uncomfortable to wear. After about a hour of wear I had to constantly try to adjust them to find a position that was not irritating. After multiple adjustments, I gave up and took them off. Put your money towards a different product or a better quality product.