| | |  | GMRS / FRS Accessories | Home » » » » Midland AVPH3 Transparent Security Headsets with PTT/VOX (Pair) | | | | | | | Description: | | Midland Transparent Security Headsets for use with all Midland GMRS, Pair Packed | | | Features: | |
• A transparent ear microphone with a behind-the-ear design
• Fits directly into the ear; ideal for security business
• Includes push-to-talk and vox options
• Works with All Midland GMRS/FRS Radios
• 2 Transparent Ear Microphones
• Behind The Ear
• Works With All Midland Radios
• Used In The Security Business, Hunting, Fishing & Various Other Activities
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 1.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 1.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 1.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 0.34 pounds | | Package Length:
| 8.1 inches | | Package Width:
| 5.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 1.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 121 reviews |
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86 of 91 found the following review helpful:
 VERY comfortable!!!Feb 26, 2007
By Kelly Carlson
I have tried other kinds of these things and there was always 2 problems. 1 they hurt after a long shift. 2 they made it hard to hear it was as if you had an ear plug in one ear. These worked MUCH better both ways. Because of the acoustic tube you can still hear with the ear that has the piece in it. I found out right away that even after a 12 hour shift my ear was not sore from wearing this. If you want to use a two way with an ear piece this is the only way to go.
42 of 43 found the following review helpful:
Perfect Accessory for my 2-waysOct 05, 2007
By Dave Tomita
I decided to purchase the transparent headsets because I didn't want to look too obvious that I was wearing a headset. The headset itself looks cheap and flimsy, but it has proven to be sturdy and put together well. Best of all, the sound quality is excellent as long as you give your mouth about an inch or so of distance from the mike. My only complaint is that the earpiece seems to be designed to fit in the right ear; if you put the earpiece in the left it has a tendancy to slip and rotate out of the ear every once in a while. Altogether an excellent value.
36 of 38 found the following review helpful:
Amazing ProductSep 26, 2008
By Mark
I bought these along with Midland radios to use in the 2 bars that I run so all of my bartenders, door guys and bouncers are always in contact with each other. It gets really loud on weekends when the bars are packed and all of my staff can always hear each other perfectly. We have tried dozens of different radios/headsets in the past, and we could never find headsets that allowed us to hear each other.
Great product, I would recommend to anyone looking for good quality headsets to use with their 2 way radios.
23 of 23 found the following review helpful:
A close miss. Good features and sound, wire's too short, cheesy clips.Nov 17, 2009
By Dave L
The design of these headsets intends for the user to place the mic/ push-to-talk button down a sleeve and attach the clip for the acoustic earpiece directly behind the neck in order to conceal the hollow coil from front and side view as much as possible.
In order to accomplish this, the wire from the acoustic earpiece has to be long enough to reach from center-neck to about four inches beyond the wrist. In this way, the user activates the PTT button using thumb and forefinger and speaks into the cupped palm.
Here is the near miss aspect of these units: The length of the wire from the earpiece to the PTT switch/mic is 24 inches. Twenty-four inches is almost laughably short for those who have arms longer than twenty inches. I don't know anyone, outside of children, who might have arms that short.
After plugging these in and running the wires, it immediately became a matter of finding some appropriate microphone wire to use to splice in a 15" section of wire to make these actually function as intended.
Once that was done, the units were ready for use. Well, almost. The next thing that had to be done was to replace the little slippery plastic clothing clips with steel security-badge clips so the pieces would stay in place during actual use.
Now we were ready. We found that the earpieces actually sounded better than the radio's speakers and the push-to-talk buttons were crisp and positive. The mic's have no wind shielding so users need to be advised that they need to speak across the mic instead of directly into them, and keep them a couple inches away from their mouths. Operated that way we obtained very good results.
Too bad, for the want of a couple of dollars' worth of more wire and pro clips, these would be outstanding accessories. As they are now, they are somewhat of a starter kit waiting for final assembly.
15 of 15 found the following review helpful:
Excellent!Aug 30, 2008
By Ebony Hogan
"Fair"E"Tale Weddings"
As a wedding consultant/coordinator, I knew I needed to be able to communicate with my staff to make the event run smoother and in case of emergencies no matter where we were doing the ceremony/reception. After looking at many similar products I decided to take a chance on Midland and the surveillance earplugs. I must say they are great! My friend has a similar product, but hers do not measure to the radius and clarity of mines nor do her earplugs measure. Great investment!
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