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Bose A20 Aviation Headset with Bluetooth Dual Plug Cable, Black

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Fulfilled by Gulf Coast Avionics Corp.
Arrives May 21 – May 23
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Color: Black


Size: Dual Plug


Style: Bluetooth


Features

  • 30% greater active noise reduction than conventional aviation headsets. Connectivity Technology: Wired/Wireless
  • 30% less clamping force than conventional aviation headsets. The ergonomic control module includes an auxiliary audio input with intercom/AUX priority switching, ideal for dedicated GPS and traffic warning systems
  • Clear audio with active equalization. Simple, intuitive headset operation plug it in, turn it on, go flying
  • Now with Bluetooth audio and communications interface for connectivity with your communications and navigation devices
  • Customizable audio prioritization control lets you mute an audio signal when receiving a communication, or mix the two together

Description

No matter why you fly, the Bose A20 Aviation Headset is engineered to improve the experience. It provides 30% greater noise reduction than conventional aviation headsets, which helps you stay focused on your flying. It provides clear audio with active equalization. And its minimal clamping force makes even your longest flights more comfortable. In addition, the A20 headset offers a full range of features, including a high-performance electret microphone with a Bluetooth audio and communications interface, customizable audio prioritization control with “mute” and “mix” settings and simple, intuitive operation for plug-and-fly convenience. You can choose the left or right ear cup to connect the mic. The A20 headset is certified to FAA TSO C139 standards. It's among the lightest of all active noise cancelling headsets, with a weight of just 12 ounces. No other headset offers this unique combination of features and benefits. If the Secondary Audio Mode selector is set to MIX, all secondary audio sources are heard as mixed with the intercom audio. To mute the AUX source, set the switch to MUTE or OFF.

Brand: Bose


Model Name: A20 Headset


Color: Black


Form Factor: Over Ear


Connectivity Technology: RF


Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth


Special Feature: noise-cancellation


Included Components: Cable


Age Range (Description): Adult


Material: Plastic


Headphones Jack: Dual plug


Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation


Charging Time: 45 Hours


Ear Placement: Over Ear


Recommended Uses For Product: Calling, Running


Control Type: Call Control


Cable Feature: Without Cable


Item Weight: 12 ounces


Package Type: Frustration-Free Packaging


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Style: Bluetooth


Number of Items: 1


Is Autographed: No


Number of Power Levels: 1


Earbud Case Wireless Charging: No


Built In Microphone: Yes


Adaptive Active Noise Cancellation: No


Has Active Noise Cancellation: Yes


Simultaneous Device Audio Mixing: Yes


Has Wind Noise Reduction: Yes


Has Adjustable Earcups: Yes


Speech Clarity Enhancement: Yes


Headband Adjustment: Yes


Product Dimensions: 10.85 x 7.15 x 6.15 inches


Item model number: 324843-3020


Batteries: 2 AA batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: July 20, 2015


Manufacturer: Bose Corporation


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    • One of the best aviation headsets
Color: Black
It was time to replace my 20+ year old David Clark's, and I was torn between going with the DC ONE X or the Bose A20. I've been a loyal DC customer for a long time, and their products never let me down, plus the DC's are roughly 25% less expensive. But I've also flown with Bose, and they've always impressed me with the amazing Bose noise suppression. In the end, since I needed a pair of headsets, I ended up buying one of each - and so far, I have no regrets about either purchase. If you're in this position too, I thought I'd offer a comparison of these two terrific products...to me, there's no clear hands down winner here - each headset is good at different things. Indeed, both are amazing in their own right, and the good news is that this means you can't go wrong with either one, especially if you're like me and are upgrading from older technology. In terms of overall construction quality, I'd give a slight edge to DC. Both are very good and should hold up a long time, but the Bose feel like high-end consumer products, while the DC's feel "professional". Although the Bose are slightly lighter, the DC's are quite a bit more compact with a smaller control pod. The Bose case is larger, but more protective. Both products pair easily with Bluetooth phones/tablets, and I've had no connectivity issues with my iPhone or iPad. I don't like that both products make it difficult to access the optional features like auto-off and stereo/mono. Granted these tend to be "set and forget" options, but in both products, you need to pop open the battery compartment and remove the batteries to change these settings. Speaking of batteries, I use lithium batteries in my headsets, and both seem to provide better battery life than you might think - at least 50 hours. In terms of comfort, there's no clear winner. To me, the DC's feel smaller but less secure on my head - in turbulence and with thicker sunglasses on, they sometimes slide around on my head, no matter how I adjust them. The Bose have larger ear cups that tend to feel more secure, although they also tend to make me feel a little sweaty in warm weather. In smooth air, the DC's are more comfortable to me, but I don't like the sense that they might shift on my head if I move too quickly. As for overall sound quality, both are good, but to my ears, the DC's are slightly clearer with voice communications. I think the better noise suppression in the Bose does interfere slightly with audio legibility, and sometimes I find myself struggling with ATC communications that seem to come through more clearly on the DC. I find the microphones to be a tie - I've never had less than a "loud and clear" response on any com check, and they work equally well with my phone or with the airplane. Of course, the reason you spend big bucks on a headset like this is for the noise suppression, and here is where the Bose headsets excel. Although the DC's are quite good, the Bose are simply better. Sometimes I'll switch from one or the other in flight, and the difference is immediately obvious. On the other hand, if you didn't have them side by side, you'd probably find either one to be more than good enough - but if you fly in a really loud environment and want the best possible noise suppression, then the Bose is the winner in this regard. I'm happy to say that both are made in the USA, and both companies have good customer service. DC especially has really impressed me over the years...I once had a ten year old headset repaired (I crushed the cord), and they came back with new ear seals, headband pads and so on - all at zero charge to me. Bottom line is that I'm happy with the Bose A20's and if you're looking for the best aviation headset that will have maximum noise suppression in a noisy cockpit, then you can't go wrong with the Bose - although in my opinion, they aren't the only game in town. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2017 by Busy Executive
    • Great but really expensive
Color: Black
The Bose A20 Aviation Headset with Bluetooth Dual Plug Cable is an exceptional product that is worth the price if you are investing in a career in aviation. Although they are quite expensive, they are a long-term investment that provides comfort, durability, and most importantly, safety during flights. The noise-canceling feature blocks out external noise, allowing for clear communication with the tower and passengers. The headset is comfortable to wear, even for long periods of time, and doesn't cause any discomfort or pressure on the ears. The durability of the headset is top-notch, as it can withstand the wear and tear of daily use. Additionally, the Bluetooth feature allows for easy connectivity to smartphones and tablets. Overall, the Bose A20 Aviation Headset with Bluetooth Dual Plug Cable is an outstanding product that gives pilots the confidence they need during flights, making it a worthwhile investment for those who are pursuing a career in aviation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2023 by Kai
    • May be expensive, but they’re worth it.
Color: Black
Review Image by Shonn James Shonn James
I got the Bose A20 headset for my aviation program earlier this year and I highly recommend them to any pilot. I have used them for over 50 hours and have no complaints. They are very lightweight and comfortable when wearing. I never find myself needing to adjust the headphones during a flight. Their price point is higher than the competition. The Bose A20s are priced around $1,100 while David Clark offers a pair for $350. The David Clark option is popular because of the low price point, but they are not a quality product. I have seen multiple classmates upgrade to the Bose after a month of using the David Clark’s. The David Clark’s are uncomfortable and do not have the longevity of the Bose. Pilots are not relaxed while flying with these because of the poor noise reduction and how uncomfortable they fit. The saying “buy cheap, buy twice” holds true here. Some of my classmates’ headphones from other brands have broken after only a few uses, while the Bose have continued to be a quality product for me. I can feel the quality of the headphones while wearing them, and if something ever does break, Bose has a five-year warranty on the product. Additionally, the Bose headphones have more features than other aviation headphones. They have active noise canceling, which is a feature that I refuse to fly without now that I have discovered it.The noise canceling feature makes me more relaxed while flying and allows me to easily hear Air Traffic Control. Compared to other headphones I have flown with, the noise canceling is far superior on the Bose. I strongly recommend the bluetooth-enabled A20s as well so that you can pair the headphones to devices and listen to music or a podcast on long cross-country flights. The headphones also offer priority switching, which allows the pilot to decide which audio source they want to hear. This is another feature that makes me feel safer when flying with these headphones. I am confident I can always hear Air Traffic control while using them. The Bose A20s are the best headphones on the market for pilots. With their noise canceling features and comfortable fit, they make it safer for the user. After experiencing a flight with these myself, I wouldn’t trust a pilot that was wearing any other headphones. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2022 by Shonn James Shonn James

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