Lightspeed Aviation Zulu 3 ANR Aviation Headset - Premium Comfort GA Dual Plugs Pilot Headset - Maximum Noise Canceling & Bluetooth Technology for Exceptional Communication

I don’t have many pairs to which I can compare these. I’ve used whatever crappy sets my flight school Carrie’s. I’ve used the David Clark’s and some other brand that’s pretty cheap. Wow. I didn’t realize that the sound could be so clear in an aviation headset. They’re comfy, they’re clear, they’re pretty. The noise cancellation is quite literally life changing. I put these on and turned on the noise cancellation and I couldn’t stop giggling. My flight instructor was very entertained. It was like I had been deaf all this time and I could now hear for the first time, except in the opposite direction I guess…. But you catch my drift. Going into aviation? These are a must. Can’t recommend them enough.

This is my second Light speed Headset,during my moving process I have misplaced my original headset,so I have several David Clark headsets but none have the clarity that Light speed has ,so I purchased another one.Thank you Light speed.Ray

I really debated about buying the Zulu or the Bose. I feel pretty good about the decision. I really like the fact they have added the Kevlar cord! It protects it very well. For the same price as the Bose, I think it might be the better choice. I flew with the Bose for a while and it is better noise cancelling, barely. But the overall value of the Zulu is better. I have about 150 hours so far with the Zulu and it has not disappointed one bit!

Im a student pilot. I struggled with communication. Tower, ground, even getting ATIS. I was starting to think I was getting dumb in my old age. I promised myself a better headset once I passed my written knowledge test. These things are incredible! I can hear everything so clearly now. Im not listening to music yet but I look fwd to that too. The blue tooth is cool.

My husband is a CFI & needed a good headset for daily use. He absolutely loves his Lightspeed Zulu 3! Its lightweight & comfortable.

Zulu 3 is a great headset. Bought a second pair so I can use with my son while he is flying. Great features. I was most impressed with the active noise cancellation. Very quite and the large earpads do a great job of sealing out noise without the active. Although earpads are larger than I would have liked, the headset is comfortable to wear and Ill make the tradeoff in noise reduction. Nice 7 year warranty too. Great customer service. Only feature I wish it had was for the mic to swivel either left or right.

Debated if I should buy these or Bose very happy with these. Only comparison I have are the rental headsets at the flight school I’m attending but man night and day difference.

I had a Bose set on order with no delivery date given and I could no longer wait so I ordered these once I learned my instructor had the same set and was happy with them. The set works well. My head is a bit small, so I have the free larger padding on order to be received this week. This should prevent the occasional slippage I experience today. Overall, the price for this was less than Bose, delivery was next day, and I think I ended up with a comparable product.

It was between this or the bose A20s. Just couldnt justify the extra cost of this headset. First flight I did with them was a 5.6 hour day. Very comfortable and I really enjoyed the noise cancelling. I had been using the same headset for about 10+ years. Great value!

I purchased the Zulu 3 when I started working toward my instrument and commercial ratings 14 months ago. My David Clarks were still in great shape after several years, but I figured it was time to try a better ANR headset. I was initially happy with the Zulu 3. The sound quality is good, the construction seemed solid, they are comfortable, battery life is good, and they have a good feature set.