Eartec Max 4G Double Headset with 4-Pin XLR Male Connector - Noise Cancelling Communication Headset for Construction, Aviation & Industrial Use

This is a well-thought-out headset that works just as you'd expect from a unit costing much more. It's comfortable and lightweight, but doesn't feel cheap. That's a good balance. Time will tell how well the ear pads hold up. Those are, in my experience, the weak point in headsets that see a fair amount of use.Here's what keeps this from being a 5 star review. That logo. Ugh. It's a giant, ostentatious mess of white and orange covering the entire face of the earpiece that just jumps out and screams "hey look at me, I'm a distraction." When you're working in an environment where your camera ops are supposed to be as inconspicuous as possible, this is just a really weird choice. And it looks cheap. I've never seen another headset manufacturer go with this. Even when the logos are large, they're typically a more muted color pallet. It's bizarre to me that Eartec would rather have their logos completely covered with gaff tape rather than choose something more tasteful.So am I really taking off 2 stars because of the logo? Yes. Yes I am. It's that bad. The rest of the headset is a dream. Just order a roll of gaff tape while you're at it. If Eartec fixes the logo then I'd make this my go-to unit for future purchases. Meantime... still looking for the perfect headset.