Mixed Reviews for Elgin Rampage Bluetooth Hearing Protection Headphones

Grade durability, the ultimate battery, soft ear muffs , for people with big heads it sticks to your ears and won’t fall loose, and if you sleep with em on they hurt your ears will be sore. But the Bluetooth works great even at work for 17 hour shifts!

Seemed okay when I started using but volume decreased to point I can’t use while mowing my lawn. I’ll have to look for and purchase better quality product.

The hearing protection is no better than my Bose noise canceling headphones, but they’re comfortable and good

Bought these because they were the only ear muffs I could find that didint show any wires. They sound great, they block out plenty of noise. I work in a machine shoo, and they were great for that. Other than I believe the coolant from the machines, in the air and on my hands and whatnot ate away at the plastic. So I had to super glue the hinges after maybe 6 months not sure exactly. Then the arms holding the earmuffs came apart, I super glued those together and eventually glued and taped and zip tied it together, and it lasted me at least a year more. So I've had them a year and half using them ~50 hours a week during that time. And I also think a contributing factor to it falling apart was me having it only on one ear a good amount to talk to people and that put extra stress on it. But every other aspect of these was fantastic. So if you don't work around alot of hydrocarbons, these will be perfect.

I had my trusty Vic Firth Bluetooth ear muffs, but the charging port broke after a couple years. I replaced them, only to have that set malfunction in less than a week. I bought these instead, and they’re extremely close in quality to the first set of I had.

The big thing, is that they are sufficiently loud without a decibel limiter like most earmuff headphones. Sound is a 9/10. Comfort is a 8/10. Durability is 4/10. The earmuffs, if they fall onto a carpeted floor from 2 feet up fall off the headband. I have to stuff the wire back in, get a screwdriver out and reinstall the earmuff back onto the headband. If it weren’t for that, I’d give it a 5 star.

I snow plow in a skid steer. It is loud with high rpms. I listen to my tunes through a cord to my phone. These keep the noise to a minimum while piping in good musical quality. My cord adapter was failing. The button(s) are not labeled but I pressed a couple of times and the bluetooth came on and worked perfectly. I don't run the sound dampening. Not sure it would run for a 12 hour plow shift but maybe. There is not a huge difference.