OTTO NoizeBarrier Micro In-Ear Electronic Hearing Protection... Are they Worth It?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2024
- In this video, I give an honest assessment of the Otto NoizeBarrier Micro electronic ear plugs. After owning them for almost three years, I'm talking through the features and my experiences.
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This is probably one of the best reviews I've seen on these ear buds. A long term perspective is great.
I personally use the Comply foam ear buds. I also had one that wouldn't hold a charge after about a year but a call to customer service, sending them in, and getting a new one in return. They're so light that I really don't notice them. I haven't tried any other in-ears (like any of the walkers, Caldwell, axil, etc) but another I hear great things about is the 3M TEP-200 (EEP-200 is the "tactical" one you can tether into a team radio). I got these cause I wear glasses which already break the seal over over-ear muffs, and then shooting rifle really breaks that seal.
I will pick up some of those Comply foam buds and see if I like them better. Thanks for the feedback! And thanks for watching.
Great review brother!! Found some on sale for $410. $431 after shipping
These have an 18 month warranty which seems pretty low for the price of these. People have complained about the battery losing its strength a couple years in and the battery is not replaceable. With the chance of these going out or the battery dying after 18 months I just cant justify buying them.
Thanks for this overview. Very informative and i feel like i don't even need to read the instruction manual now lol. I am strongly leaning towards getting a set of these.
One question. I already suffer from some hearing loss and I'm trying to preserve the rest of it as much as i can. Have you ever seen anyone use both the in-ear and over-the-ear sets at the same time? Is that ridiculous?
I have seen quite a few people use in-ear protection along with over the ear. Though usually not both electronic. There are some systems (though expensive) like the ops core amps that are designed with both in ear and electronic. Most people do something like foam in the ears and electronic over the ear. But I'll do some testing with the Ottos and some over the ear electronic and see how that goes.
I have in the ear hearing aids as I have hearing loss in both ears. I am looking for hearing protection that will give me hearing protection and enhance my hearing. One of the things you mentioned was the enhanced hearing was too loud for you. I am looking for mainly hearing protection while I rifle hunt deer and pheasant hunt but I want to hear sounds around me. I want hearing protection, but due to my hearing loss I want enhanced hearing. Do you think these would work? Thanks for the feedback.
Do these cut out upon loud noises? Or do they properly duck only the loud to a safe level while retaining anything within safe levels normal, similar to sordins?
The second. These never just "cut out". They reduce the loud noise to hearing safe levels. As an example, if I close my car door while at the range, I can still hear the impact of the car door, but it's muffled. And there is no crazy lag time between a noise impulse and being able to hear voices again.
MIcro usb in 2024, FFS. USB-c PLEASE
Great review, but the price is much too high.
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