Would have been a 5 with audio jack. Box said Audio jack but no jack to be found. I bought this to be able to listen to music while waiting on stand. they work great otherwise, nice and light.
I have used these quad muffs from turkey hunting to deer hunting and wild hogs I have the ones that you put on ear but I like these most they never let me done.getting my kids some so they will know how good they are thanks for great product guys /gals
I got these for Christmas a couple years back and wanted to use them for a while before I said anything. Product is great, I can hear directionally a little bit but I don't know that it is that big of a bonus. My main issue and why they are not getting 5 stars is that the earmuffs are quite tight on my head and give me a headache after about 40 minutes of use.
Just got these, so excited, they alway work well at range, but not separate if the left from right, really confused me as to whom was shooting to left or right didn’t matter could not tell, I had a pair of old ones with individual side control, they worked so much better, Not know where your conversation is coming from is crazy., In the field same issue, can’t tell where the sound is coming from, If this does not matter to you, they are great. The original pair stopped working after 10 years, so I purchased the new ones, give me the old ones back
I just tested them, and they do appear to be stereophonic. (If you softly rub your finger on the outer case of the right muff, sound is amplified primarily on the right, and the same action with left side produces the same results on the left) I also have the dual microphone Walker's Slim Razor earmuffs and they perform similarly, and they do NOT have individual volume controls as I saw in description here on this site. I highly recommend buying the gel ear pads, so much more comfortable! That being said, it is extremely difficult to discern from which direction noises are emanating with these earmuffs. Same as the other Walker's electronic muffs with only dual microphones. My Howard Leight Impact Sport electronics earmuffs do a much better job as far as directional noise locating abilities. But they are less comfortable and the on/off/volume knob feels a little bit sketchy and does not operate as smoothly ot conveniently as the Walker's.