UFQ A7 ANR Aviation Headset- A7 Could be a Small Version Bxxx X-20 BUT More Comfortable,Clear Communication,Durable,Great Sound Quality for comms and Music with MP3 Input,Free with a Headset Bag

I had been using the Bose A20 in a Cessna CJ 3+, but my new assignment to a straight CJ3 required me to purchase a new headset. While the Bose A20 was a great headset, I decided to give the UFQ A7 a go, and I am very happy with this headset. On the plus side, this headset is noticeably lighter than the Bose, and is very comfortable to wear for long periods. While the noise cancelling may not be quite as good as the Bose, it works great and I have no complaints. After a day of use, I left the noise cancelling switch on when we left the airplane. We did not fly the next day, so that switch was on for more than 40 hours straight. I continued to use the headset for another 5 days of flying, and the batteries are still doing the job. The volume control takes 2 AA batteries. The volume control works well, and has both a stereo and a mono setting. In the airplane I was flying, the stereo position only sent reception to one earpiece, but that was fixed by selecting the mono position which worked great. The included bluetooth device works well, it paired to my iPhone without problem, I was able to make phone calls or listen to AWOS via a phone number, or Pandora. The bluetooth device is plugged into the volume control using a 1/8" jack, see picture. While not as clean as the integral bluetooth on the Bose, it does work. One small issue that I haven't figured out yet is the sidetone volume, but this is perhaps a problem with the airplane audio panel and not the headset. When I transmit, the volume of my transmission is roughly the same as my reception volume, rather than the normal softer volume. I find this somewhat annoying, as I can't differentiate between my transmission and my intercom, so I don't get the confirmation that my transmission is going out, vs staying within the intercom. Overall however, I am very happy with this headset.

Works well in my light aircraft, very light on the head, for longish journeys

This headset is a great product it is ultra quiet and very comfortable and the sound quality is fantastic so much for my likes not for my dislikes I found that the activation when talking lags a little but being the only one I have ever uses I guess it could be similar with $1800 units just giving the mike a short word and all is great, Best part is I saved $1500 buying this headset I am definitely not disappointed, others at my flight school are also ready to buy including some of the staff. Happy flying:)

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Purchased UFQ A7 ANR headset to use in 135 charter operation flying jets. This A7 is the most comfortable headset I've ever worn. Not uncommon to wear it 8 hours per day with none of the typical ear or headband pain. ANR is not quite as good as the popular $1K headset (which I've also worn for years), but it is very good, plus A7 is lighter, more comfortable, and only a third of the cost! After almost 1 year of heavy use, and hundreds of hours of use, the only problem I've had is one ear seal split open at the seam. Contacted customer support and they are sending new seals at no cost! Batteries last for months. I've used this in single engine piston aircraft for a couple hours and it is as quiet as the heavy passive green headsets. Wide range of volume adjustment, and ability to 1/8" jack in music or phone is convenient. Note: with 1/8" cable connected to phone, you can hear phone call over headset but cannot transmit from mic to phone. Simply hold the phone by your mouth to talk, then put it down to copy the clearance, or whatever. Good ANR headset at a good price! Highly recommended from a flying pro!