light weight

The small diameter wire ear rest/holders whatever they're called can be uncomfortable
Balance adjuster requires a screw driver.
Fragile

As a reagonal airline pilot with multiple leg days including plane swaps I'm not confident in this headset's durability.

Very comfortable - Very good communication - Both receiving and transmitting - You hardly know you're wearing it.

Yes - the foam mic cover is a bit loose - It would be a good idea to make it a bit longer and be able to secure it to the boom mic.

So far I've used it on both short and long flights - 1 to 5+ hours and have found it to be all I had hoped for. It is a quality product - and I do hope that as such it will hold up well in the long run.
The airplane I fly is considered to have a rather noisy flight deck - B-737 - I like the comply tips better than ANR. The other pilot is not treated like background noise.

Super light weight. Sound is great and mic boom easily controllable. cables a good length and should last a while.

Needs a soft case - the headset is so small - and although the big case is well made- kind of loses the benefit by being so large.

I was really careful with out my first time out - thinking i would try and would be unsatisfied and return it - but almost before take-off i forgot i was wearing it. And this is a move from Lightspeed Zulu - a great headset- and i really like the company, but sadly that gear may become the passenger's headset and i use the clarity

Light weight and great hearing protection. No more headset hair walking thru the terminal anymore!

The case it a bit larger then necesary. Would have room for a sandwich in my kitbag if the case was a bit slimmer.

I bought this headset on the advice from a friend and I have no regrets. I fly the Embraer 145 which is known to have a lot of cockpit noise and this headset is more quiet then my Denali ANR. Only complaint I have is the hefty price tag for the words TSO on it. the non-TSO'd headset my friend has looks identical to mine. No regrets, I don't understand how the captians I fly with who make 3 times more money then me still wear company David Clamp headsets.

Lightweight, nice case.

Soft rubber does not extend over the ear. Long periods wearing the headset gives very sore ears and some pressure on the side of the head. Sunglasses on top make it even worse.
The seal is so tight in the ear, it makes it difficult to clear the ear, the speaker really needs to be removed and then reinserted after the ear is cleared.
Only one set of small ear pieces.

Disappointing

clear coms, and quiet flight, super light weight, and easy to wear hats and sunglasses or hats. i really like the headset, just hope it will last well for how much it cost

the head wire digs into your head a little bit, and the mic wind screen fell off right away. there is no real way to connect the wind screen propperly. i had to bend the ends of the over the ear loop just a little to get them to not to poke into my temples. As far as durability, only time will tell, the wires are incredibly thin and it is hard to get ahold of anything but the wires going into the ear buds to get them out. they are a bit over priced i think.

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Light weight ultra comfortable.

wires are a little cumbersome, & noise cancelling coulf be improved some.

All in all very nice & comfortable.

I fly a big, noisy turboprop. I needed a headset that didn't clamp down on my head and add to my fatigue level but was also effective at reducing noise levels. This in-ear set is like wearing thin air and you soon forget that you're wearing anything at all. They're much quieter so far than the traditional sets I used to wear.

Ballistic nylon case fits right on top of my publications in my kit bag.

Sometimes it is a chore to keep the mic positioned properly as it wants to move away from where you leave it. It is also a directional mic and I've found that it wants to naturally twist to the 'noise canceling' side over time, causing your side tone and volume level to get much quieter. Just a small irritation.

I had to get the Pro models for the TSO certification per my company's policies. If you don't need the TSO approval, save yourself the money and get the standard headsets as they're just as good.

Also, for someone used to clamping over-ear headsets, it took an adjustment period to having the earplugs installed. However, now that I am used to the feeling I will never go back to traditional headsets.

Good noise suppression, comfortable to wear, good sound.

Not sure it is worth the money over the regular Clarity headset.

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Lightweight. Excellent Microphone. Crystal Clear Audio

Somewhat Uncomfortable At First. Microphone Foam Muff Falls Off Easily.

Overall a good headset! I have been using it daily for three weeks on the same set of Comply Tips and they seem to hold up just fine. Initially the headset gave me a pretty uncomfortable feeling on top of my ears where the wire frame rests, but I got used to it after about a week. The microphone has great voice isolating qualities and seems dead silent using the hot mic intercom on the aircraft I fly.