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Peltor WTD2600 Worktunes Digital 26 dB Radio/Hearing Protector

Peltor WTD2600 Worktunes Digital 26 dB Radio/Hearing Protector
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(95 customer reviews)

Product Description

Worktunes Digital 26 Radio/Hearing Protector with Five AM / FM Presets. 3.55 mm Jack for Audio Input. NRR 26 dB


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #4060 in Home Improvement
  • Brand: Peltor
  • Model: WTD2600
  • Number of items: 1

Features

  • Easy Fingertip Controls
  • 5 Station Presets, Seek and Scan
  • Volume limited to safe levels 82dB
  • Gel foam cushions
  • MP3 cord included

Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer
Getting people to wear ear protection just got easier. Peltor Worktunes WTD2600 provides critical attenuation against dangerous noise levels while it puts clear-sounding digital audio entertainment at a workers fingertips. Worktunes gives workers the protection they need and the entertainment they want. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included).


Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

174 of 176 people found the following review helpful.
3mixed feelings
By Ghost of Jomo
I work construction and there are 3 of us there with 3 different radio headphones so I'll give some feedback on all 3.

Kelly has the widely available AO Safety Worktunes and I have the Peltor WTD2600 model. These two sets are both made by Peltor and are almost the exact same. The AO Safety muffs are not as deep. This means that sometimes you can feel the foam stuffing on your ears and also the noise suppression is only 22 db. The Peltor WTD2600 set have deeper muffs, which means higher profile, slightly bulkier but very quiet. Besides that, they seem to function the exact same in regards to the radio and MP3 playback. I am a bit disappointed in the radio. We live in an area with great local college radio stations and these headsets only pick up the really big, corporate radio stations. This has a lot to do with location but any jobsite radio or car will pick up the smaller local stations and these headphones will not. The AO Safety are about $50 and the Peltors are about $60, the difference being the db suppression, I assume. The sound quality is mediocre. One drawback to these ear muffs, more so for the Peltors, is that when you have them on you will not be able to hear someone speaking to you whether you are playing music or not. For that feature, you would have to have noise canceling headphones, ones that actually let in sounds of lower decibels but suppress the louder ones.

Ian has the Ryobi Tek4 4V Noise Suppression Headphones, for about $70. These have a similar muff to the AO Safety and also a comparable sound quality for MP3 playback but they have no radio. These ARE noise canceling, however, and that is a pretty nice feature to have. There is an easily accessible knob to regulate how much of your environmental noise gets through. At the highest suppression level everything is really muffled and you will only hear loud things such as saws or hammering. At the lowest suppression level the saw will be sharper but still quiet and certain things, such as birds tweeting, will actually be slightly louder than usual. Also, they come with rechargeable batteries. Ian claims my Peltors are more comfortable.

57 of 58 people found the following review helpful.
5Great Improvement Over Analog Peltor Model
By Rick Powell
I bought an analog version of this Peltor product over a year ago (the RaceTunes 1.3), but the Peltor Digital WorkTunes 26 is a great improvement over the analog model. Despite complaints on some websites about weak FM reception, or having to tune to a setting that was off by a couple of digits from the actual broadcast frequency, I experienced no such problems. I live 15 to 25 miles from the nearest FM transmitters, and some the the FM stations I like have only a moderate signal strength, but I still receive them just fine. The quick access to digital preset stations is great, with no worries about bumping into an analog tuning knob, or having to mark your favorite station settings (approximately!) via a pen or pencil next to the uncalibrated tuning knob. I'm not sure why the Peltor Digital WorkTunes 26 is not currently available directly from Amazon, because it's a great product!

29 of 29 people found the following review helpful.
5Give these a try, they work GREAT!!!
By Girls r us
These earmuffs work great! The girls and I bought them for my husband for father's day, and he loves them! We own a mowing business, so he wears them almost all day, everyday!!! He has mentioned that they are much more comfortable than others he has had in the past, and they have great reception!!! Good value! We definitly reccomend them!!!!

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