UFQ A7 ANR Aviation Headset- Compare with QC25 Together with U Fly Mike A7 Could be a Small Version XXXX XXX BUT More Comfortable Clear Communication Great Sound Quality for Music with MP3 Input

Works well in my light aircraft, very light on the head, for longish journeys

This product is supposed to last for many years. 3 months after my purchase, during pushback operations, I did not realize the ground crew was asking for the parking brake. Then I noticed the headset suddenly started with a terrible bad contact, and does not work anymore. The case is too small for the headset and the material is poor. typical Chinese material. In addition it has a terrible intermittent background noise when used in the Boeing 737. I do not recommend any pilot to invest in these headsets.

I’m a student pilot and have spent half my course reliant on the headsets at my flight school. Have always lusted for A20’s or Lightspeed ANR headsets - I was told about UFQ’s from a friend in the States so ordered a set. Since delivery I have used them over three flight hours and now cannot believe how I managed before! The ANR function means I can never go back to a traditional set. The only negative is that the carry case is a bit small. Midlife PPL SE UK

For the price, I found these to be perfectly acceptable and would recommend to anyone on a budget. Noise cancelling is pretty good, ear pieces are comfortable, mic and speakers are clear. Connecting to a phone is only slightly awkward, but still effective. No actual problems with these at all. Finally an American product that's actually worth the money.