Walker's Silencer Wireless NRR25dB Electronic Sound Suppression Hearing Protection Earbuds for Shooting, Hunting, Range, Black

I brought these as they were a reasonable price . But these where shockingly bad . Just a constant white noise . The only way to stop it was to have them so low you might as well have a £0.50 pair of plugs in . So my conclusion is not for me spend the money and buy some cens

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NOTE: As with any review, the item must be reviewed with the understanding that most things have limitations. That’s why despite the wind noise issue I still give these buds a 5 star rating.I have been a waterfowl and upland game hunter my whole life. I have never been a fan of hearing protection for the same reasons that most hunters shy away from it: It’s too bulky (causes issues with cheek weld with rifles or shotguns), and you can’t hear required ambient sounds of birds on approach etc. When I waterfowl hunt solo, I can control my shots and the noise doesn’t have too much noticeable affect on my hearing (it does,p whether I admit it or not). However, while hunting with my son or in groups, especially in pit style blinds, adjacent shots can be a real hearing killer.I decided to give the Walker’s Silencer buds a try. The Bluetooth rechargeable versions were interesting in concept, but I really didn’t want to deal with the Bluetooth connectivity, pulling out my phone to adjust, etc. so I opted for these and saved some money.I used them for the first time on a pit blind waterfowl hunt yesterday. They ran great! The simple on off switch and manual volume adjustment knobs were very simple to get used to. The adjacent shots from other hunters were eliminated to a dull puff. They were comfortable in my ears. I wore them all morning without any pain or discomfort. They fit my ears very well and felt secure.As with any electronic hearing protection, wind noise is terrible. I’ve used top end over ear muffs that suffer from the same issue. We had 15 -20 mph winds in the blind and no matter what I did the wind came through, hard. Despite that, the benefit of these buds is apparent. There are many days where there are minimal or zero winds. These will work great those days. I am also going to work on a solution with some sort of tiny baffle from the microphone area. If the wind gets to be too much, a simple flick of the off switch turns them into solid ear plugs.As for battery life. They run off of size 10 hearing aid batteries. I bought a 60 pack of batteries for less than $20 here on Amazon. At less than .30 cents for each battery, the cost is a non issue. I ran them all day yesterday, forgot to turn one off when done and it is still going strong this morning.As a hunter in my late 40’s, I can’t tell you how bad I have been to my ears over the years. I am beginning to pay the price. I will force my boy to wear these from now one.If not these, get something!! Good luck!

These work amazingly well. I shoot at a gun club and often conventional on ear headphones cannot be used for trap shooting. These protect your hearing but allow you to hear all else that is going on.

Do the job and more convenient than muffs for shooting. Battery life all day but need to swap out every day.

I really want to like these, and I really wanted to give them a five start review but that cant happen. They are comfortable, they worked well (before they died) and they were very compact. Unfortunately, I have to leave them a 1 star review because its clear that they are not made with quality components thus very prone to failure. I suspect I used these a total of 6 times for a grand total of 90 minutes of hearing protection before they died.I purchased these six weeks ago and when I went out to use them last week and I discovered that the right hand side earbud wasn't working. I could hear a hiss noise (like when you turn a stereo up really loud when no music is playing) that went up and down with the volume control but absolutely no audio would pass through. I immediately replaced the internal battery with a new one but this had no effect. Yesterday I used the set again and discovered that the left hand side earbud was now having the same issue. Like before, I placed a 100% new battery into the unit but this also had no effect. Both sides are officially non-functioning and can only be used like traditional foam ear protection inserts (only these cost $150).I am just slightly past the Amazon return window so now I am in the middle of dealing with the manufacturer to get these replaced. I called Walker's tech support and explained what was going on an they immediately started the RMA process. Based on the conversation, I suspect that this is a pretty common occurrence with this product. Its such a shame because these earbuds are exactly what I was looking for when I set out to buy electronic hearing protection and until they died, I was extremely pleased with them.