WHAAAAAAT?I am seeing very mixed to poor reviews on Walkers digital ear buds in the $150 range. Are there any good hearing protection with sound enhancement under $200 or am I asking too much?
WHAAAAAAT?I am seeing very mixed to poor reviews on Walkers digital ear buds in the $150 range. Are there any good hearing protection with sound enhancement under $200 or am I asking too much?
I've been using these for 10+ years in the airboat and for hunting and shooting:I am seeing very mixed to poor reviews on Walkers digital ear buds in the $150 range. Are there any good hearing protection with sound enhancement under $200 or am I asking too much?
Are you sure you're 69, or 6?Ignorance is bliss for an engineer.
Thank you.Alright children, can we be Gentlemen??? We all have opinions. Our hearing is something we need to protect, and should do so! Personally I have 3 pairs of older Sonic II's that work pretty well to use around loud noises (range, etc.). But I have seen shooters use cigarette filters, foam plugs, Industrial over-ear cups, and many other types to help protect their ears. At military ranges we used foam plugs with "cups" also, and I still have a little loss in my right ear! Few shooters make it into their 60's without some hearing loss!
Let me know if you find that button and I'll tell Walkers. According to them the 1st gen will not work with the new app and the old app no longer works (also According to Walkers).
I think the issue is something other than Bluetooth - it's the SW. His gen device will not work with the new app (SW), and the old app (SW) no longer works. The two devices can likely talk to each other bc, as you said, BT is backwards compatible. But that isn't the issue.I happen to be an electrical engineer. I've worked on Bluetooth problems. Get the manual and press the button for about 10 seconds. They are always backwards compatible. If not, you bought the wrong product, but I don't think so. It's a few bucks. Get over it.