EartecUL3S UltraLITE Full Duplex Wireless Headset Communication for 3 Users - 3 Single Ear Headsets

I owned a set of four older Eartec radios.. the kind with a big box that clips on your waste (or stand) and then separate headset. The units still work as well as they ever have (and we love that we can plug them in with A/C power for extended full-day gigs) -- but they had excessive hissing and noise which made them unpleasant to use.So we purchased these Eartec UltraLITE radios and -- LOVE THEM.We've used them a few times now and here's my experience:1. Virtually zero hissing/noise -- in our event the last two days, there was literally *no* unwanted noise -- so little that I didn't think they were on except when my crew was talking!2. IMPRESSIVE Range -- With the master and my crew at the back of a full-size theatre (100' from front to back), I exited the theatre and went another 30 feet back into another black box theatre -- through concrete walls.. and we maintained crystal clear conversation -- WOW3. QUICK Charging Batteries -- I think they must used Alien Tech to build this stuff.. the batteries presumably last about 6 hours (we haven't tested it that long but HAVE tested 4 hours without an issue), and charge fully in about *15 minutes* (or so it seemed) -- Incredible!!4. Flip-up-to-Mute -- Works as promised. Flip up the mic boom and no-one can hear your conversation.. simple!5. Comfortable headset --- but it is a little snug (we wear a small hat underneath). That said, I feel it's a good balance, tight enough to stay on as we move around, but not soo tight it is painful. Very much appreciate that the mic boom flips both directions so the unit can be worn on either ear. And lightweight -- LOVE not having that brick on our waste and wires!6. Published Frequency Specs -- I love that they operate outside any range that might interfere with theatre mics.. a great relief!TWO Improvements I'd like to see --1. Ability to disable the blue light (yes.. I know a wad of GAFF tape can cover that)2. An "OFF" button on all units which actually turns it off; the manual says that if the battery is left in it will continue to drain, so we habitually keep the batteries out before each gig. It would be way more convenient to be able to keep the batteries in. (perhaps I misunderstood and it drains so little that we can, in fact, keep them in the day before the gig??)3. The noise cancellation does not seem quite as good as our older units -- in a loud theatre with music playing, the booms do pick up the ambient sound somewhat, so we hear it come on and off through the system.. I think there is room for improvement hereHIGHLY recommend these units :-) :-)

For the price I paid i was not expecting the headset to be loose after couple of month. Poor quality

I have considered a communication system for a long time for my side / 2nd - full time video business. Price of some systems have detoured me greatly. I used a push to talk walkie talkie system for about the last 2 years and that was absolutely the pits! Systems like these can cost in the thousands and thousands of dollars. I have used the highest end systems same used by television networks to these. And as a side note I saw a “Warner Brothers” film crew shooting in Dallas Georgia using this exact system, I tell you no lie! I am not a paid reviewer I just want to share the good news I found here!Sound quality awesome!Noise cancels far better than the finer system I currently use at my 3rd job in media. Noise cancel meaning I can have the mic lowered which is on in a loud music hall and all listeners can hear me over the sound. It sort of lowers the far away sound and maximizes the sound closer to the mic, also known as a supercardioid condenser mic I presume. It is not a omi directional mic so that helps tediously. We can all three have our mics on and be talking at the same time while loud music is going on and we can communicate just fine! The music is muted very well leaving our voices as clear as talking on cell phone. This while in a theater pushing 95 decibels! Trick is use an earplug in your open ear. The head set has great insulation and cuts out background noise well. The volume on the units will go past your sound comfort level so great for the hard of hearing, maybe.My uses:I can communicate camera settings and what I want others to film so that we are not all shooting the same thing. This also prevents one camera being set to F4.0 while another is set to F1.6 making post editing difficult – because I can call out “go to F3.7….” or as I say 3, 7… etc. Its also great for just communication for everything while we are working too. Sometimes when your setting up, tearing down its great so you don’t have to yell.They do not hum buzz crackle pop or anything! The mics mute by simply lifting them strait up. Lower the mic down and the mic comes back on. All high end systems do this. This really is a high-end system in disguise – LOL They play the part of professionalism which I always say in my business – appearance is everything! You look low end you’ll be low end. Look high end you’ll be high end. Simple as that.Excellent Range!You can go a long way, further than we need to! - Range maybe not as far as the higher end systems out there but it’s no joke! We can be in a full size 2,000 seat theater and have crystal clear no static, hiss or buzz communication. It will easily signal through balcony’s and back stage without a problem.Battery life?I have yet to have one die. I did buy a 3 set system and got a total of 7 batteries. Added 4 batteries to go along with three that come with the system. I have pushed one for 5 hours strait, so I assume the 6 hours they promise is true.Comfort?Yes! They are adjustable and the earpad fit great around your ear. The headset is not to tight and does not dig in like some units I have used in my life.Ready to go!Out of the box they are already paired and ready for action. Turn the master on then the remotes give them a few seconds to register and boom there online.Quality?Great! They are not cheap looking. They work as advertised. Used them at 4 big events now. They seem to be holding up and I’ll keep them that way because I store them properly and I don’t bang any of my stuff around. I don’t care what it is, you toss it around it will cease life. Violence and electronics don't mix.I recommend if you need communication to your camera operators at a midrange price this is it! Go ahead a get them you want regret it.

I was going to buy a pair of these for our adventures on our 47ft sailboat where it can be difficult to communicate with the person on the bow at times. Then we bought a trawler that had very limited visibility and I am really happy we bought the 3pack. I have one person on the bow and one on the stern and it’s really nice to be able to talk with them vs yell as they can’t hear me from the pilot house nor can I hear them. The sound quality is great even in the wind and they seem to go a very reasonable distance. They seem built well and so far the batteries seem to last quite a while. One downside seems to be that the remote units don’t turn off you have to remove the battery. Strange but not a big deal but if you do forget to take the battery out it’s pretty sure to need a charge before you use it again. Wish they would add a actual switch to the remote remote units to turn them off like the master. Batteries seems to take about an hour to charge.Good purchase for us and it makes communication during stressful times much easier.