For me I have the new XPI. The 2 things that I do not like about it is that when you are searching radio stations it tells you by the frequency. Does any one know any of the frequency's of any station? I listen to a few different ones. I would like to to be like in a car / truck where it tells you the station you are listening to So much easier. The other thing is that when listening to music on your phone you can skip to the next song. But would be nice to skip back to play a song again also.
Hi there! Thank you for your questions. In order to search for a radio station like you're suggesting, the device needs to have a chip compliant with Radio Data System (RDS) which is not available on this headset. However, to skip a song, you can do triple click on the Bluetooth button. Hope this helps.
Hi Arnoldas -- Thank you for your query. Please note that the size is the same on all headsets. The primary differences between the 3M™ PELTOR™ WS™ ALERT™ X and XPI headsets are related to Bluetooth connectivity and the inclusion of an FM radio. The WS™ ALERT™ X allows only one Bluetooth connection at a time and does not include an FM radio, whereas the XPI model offers multi-point Bluetooth (connecting to two devices simultaneously) and comes with a built-in FM radio. Regarding microphone quality and sound suppression, both models feature similar active noise-cancelling microphones and comparable sound attenuation capabilities. They are designed to protect against loud noises while enhancing low-level sounds for situational awareness. If you don’t require multi-point Bluetooth or an FM radio, the WS™ ALERT™ X will deliver the same protection and audio quality as the XPI. We hope this clarifies your query!
I own the xp. The thing is that as time goes by the xpi have more technology. If you are going to buy now. Invest in the better option so you dont risk scratching your head about it in a year or two. When all of your friends and maybe working buddies have XPIs
I have XP and I have replaced headband twice because the steelwire broke down. But I’ve used it many many years and I’m happy with it, it has payed itself. Coworker commented that it is expensive...but my thought is that after many years 8 hours per workday this has been pretty cheap. People can’t calculate on long run. Now I’m sort of interested about XPI even thought XP works ok. I use Eneloop Pro rechargeable batteries and they work well.
Quel est le casque antibruit 3M Bluetooth qui bloque le plus de décibels ? Un peu comme le Peltor X5 mais avec Bluetooth. Merci
For me I have the new XPI. The 2 things that I do not like about it is that when you are searching radio stations it tells you by the frequency. Does any one know any of the frequency's of any station? I listen to a few different ones. I would like to to be like in a car / truck where it tells you the station you are listening to So much easier. The other thing is that when listening to music on your phone you can skip to the next song. But would be nice to skip back to play a song again also.
Hi there! Thank you for your questions.
In order to search for a radio station like you're suggesting, the device needs to have a chip compliant with Radio Data System (RDS) which is not available on this headset. However, to skip a song, you can do triple click on the Bluetooth button. Hope this helps.
So when is this newer WS Alert XPI coming to the United States? I want one!!
How water resistant are these?
I am also wondering about this, just bought the blue/pink one
Is there any size difference between x xp and xpi
Hi Arnoldas -- Thank you for your query. Please note that the size is the same on all headsets. The primary differences between the 3M™ PELTOR™ WS™ ALERT™ X and XPI headsets are related to Bluetooth connectivity and the inclusion of an FM radio. The WS™ ALERT™ X allows only one Bluetooth connection at a time and does not include an FM radio, whereas the XPI model offers multi-point Bluetooth (connecting to two devices simultaneously) and comes with a built-in FM radio.
Regarding microphone quality and sound suppression, both models feature similar active noise-cancelling microphones and comparable sound attenuation capabilities. They are designed to protect against loud noises while enhancing low-level sounds for situational awareness. If you don’t require multi-point Bluetooth or an FM radio, the WS™ ALERT™ X will deliver the same protection and audio quality as the XPI.
We hope this clarifies your query!
I have the xp and mine have push to listen. Why is that?
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I don't know which headset is better for me difference in price is for me big and all my friends has xp and recommend xp
I own the xp. The thing is that as time goes by the xpi have more technology. If you are going to buy now. Invest in the better option so you dont risk scratching your head about it in a year or two. When all of your friends and maybe working buddies have XPIs
@@robinbrannlund7329 Yes I bought xpi. The app is ok and I really loved this headset
I have XP and I have replaced headband twice because the steelwire broke down. But I’ve used it many many years and I’m happy with it, it has payed itself. Coworker commented that it is expensive...but my thought is that after many years 8 hours per workday this has been pretty cheap. People can’t calculate on long run. Now I’m sort of interested about XPI even thought XP works ok. I use Eneloop Pro rechargeable batteries and they work well.
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Pink and blue?
Ooooo... you are going to tick of the gender bunnies.
Not having a high viz choice is stupidity on some design /marketers shoulders.
You can order High Viz shells separately. Also red and orange avail. Maybe black too, but didn’t saw that in Swedish shop.
I guess my English accent will make these products less authentic.