Bose A30 Aviation Headset with Bluetooth, Lightweight Comfortable Design, Adjustable ANR and Noise Cancelling [Dual Plug] – Black

Standard purchase and they work sufficiently

A lot of noise .

This is the gold standard of pilot headsets. They fit well, just wish they didnt use up the batteries so quickly.

I have used Telex 850 ANR headsets for 11 years. A friend recommended the Bose A20. After buying this headset I can say without a doubt this is the best noise cancelling headset. I fly a Boeing 737 and I can tell a major difference from the Telex 850 and the Bose A20.

The best headsets around, did months of research on multiple brands and these are by far the best i have owned hands down. worth every penny

Have used Bose exclusively since the Military. Now, as a professional Part 135 pilot, I still wont use anything else.

Im a student pilot tried some David Clarke but ended up going back to the Bose. With the noise cancelling it makes this so much clearer. Especially when communicating with ATC

I originally purchased a cheaper alternative to get me through flight school but I soon realized that cheaper wasn’t better in this case. I upgraded to this headset and I am extremely please! The noise cancellation is much better and I’ve noticed a decrease in headaches already! I love the bonus feature of the Bluetooth setup and have it linked directly to my phone and iPad for flight charts. It was worth it to pay the price and get what you pay for.

Bose is still the best headset out there. Period.

I have used in small aircraft, helicopter (with adapter). For the comfort, clarity, and connectivity the cost is worth the investment. Especially for any pilot that might open a clearance from the cockpit. I have also used on a commercial flight. In this case I wish it was easy to remove the cable from the headset.