MIDLAND Surveillance Headphones, Transparent (AVPH3)
Item #:
901-108616
Model #:
AVPH3
Brand:
Midland
$38.99
Per pack
Free shipping
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Description
Enhance overall security by communicating through this MIDLAND surveillance headset.
Pass discreet messages to members of your security or hunting team through this surveillance headset. A secure custom fit helps keep the earbuds firmly in place even when you're moving around, while a push-to-talk option lets you pass messages quickly. Two transparent behind-the-ear microphones capture your voice even when speaking in a low tone. This MIDLAND surveillance headset features a Decibullz adapter that helps reduce background noises.
- Transparent in-ear headphones for listening to music on-the-go
- Wired earbuds offer high-fidelity sound
- Push-to-talk for effective communication
- Headphones come with an integrated microphone
- ⚠ WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Specifications
Bluetooth Compatible
No
Brand
Midland
Built-In Microphone
Yes
Color Family
Black
Headphone Type
Earbuds
Noise Canceling
Ambient Sound
Sound Output
Mono
True Color
Multicolor
Wireless or Wired
Wired