David Clark PRO-X2 ANR (XLR5/AIRBUS Connector) with Bluetooth

I had a pair of DC Pro's previously which worked great in the Turboprop, but not so much in either jet I've flown. There was an immense amount of feedback. So, I started using Telex ANRs, but I've never had any luck with them lasting more than 2 years before they just randomly stop working. So, I went back and bought a newer version of the DC Pros. They work great in the A320. No feedback (like my original pro's). We have A320's with the airbus plug and with the conventional 2-prong plug. I really haven't noticed any issue when I use my 2-Prong adapter on these. I wear reading glasses and the smaller ear cup makes it so easy to put on and take off my glasses; not an issue at all. As one guy said, I'm not thrilled about having to change the batteries every so often, but if these are like my old DC Pro's, they should last quite a while. Overall I'm pleased. They are a bit more expensive, but I'm betting they will last.

Excellent

Wish I would have purchased years ago. I used a Telex 850 for 8 years in a Dash-8. One of the ear buds stopped working 2-3 years into it, but I usually left a cup off one side anyways so it didn’t bother me. I considered buying another set of those, but thought I would give the Bluetooth capable Pro-X2 a shot as I’m on the Bus now and like the idea of throwing on a podcast on some of the longer flights (jumpseating only of course..). Love the sound and build quality. Buy with confidence.

Sorry. I gave these a second chance and they don't cut it. I have the Bose A20 and was tired of taking up too much flight-bag space. The DCs are lighter and much smaller. I am on an A321 and the Bose makes the plane whisper quiet. With the DCs, I can't even tell they are ANR. As soon as you turn them on, there is an annoying electronic hiss that is almost as loud as the cockpit fans. It almost completely negates the ANR function. This is the SECOND pair of these I have tried. They BOTH have the bad white noise hiss. I'M DONE. Sorry DC but you missed it with these. I'd rather just put in ear plugs with the ships set... Back to the Bose. IMHO, if you want the DC save the money and get the non ANR version of this and save a couple hundred bucks. It's a nice little light headset, my only gripe is with the lacking quality of the ANR.

first of all, perfect shipment by the seller. exactly on time despite my tight schedule. the headset on the other hand, works well as asvertised. I would like to add; the pads are rotating free when you tilt your head up and down. would be better if there had been a silicone or other non slip material between the unit and earpads. other than that, great product.

I use it on the Airbus 320. Very comfortable and the noise reduction is very noticeable. Battery life is still going strong after approx 5 4 day trips. I was bothered by the green light blinking on and off but if you hold the Bluetooth button and the power simultaneously for a few seconds it stops blinking.

La mejor compra que he hecho para volar

Very quiet for use in a A320 and A321. Very comfortable too