NEW
SILENCER – BLUETOOTH RECHARGEABLE
GWP-SLCR-BT
$299.99
In Stock
The Walker’s Silencer Bluetooth comes with the FREE Walker’s App to control the program settings, monitor battery levels, adjust volume and change auto shut off time from mobile device.
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Features
- Advanced Digital Circuit
- Performance digital Bluetooth
- Rechargeable
- Four Program Settings
- 1 – Noise Filtering (Voice Clarity)
- 2- General
- 2 – HI Frequency Boost
- 4- Power Boost
- Dynamic Wind Noise Reduction
- Variable Gunshot Suppression
- Auto Shut Off
- Voice Prompts
- USB Charging dock with integrated Lithium Battery
- USB Cable included
- Includes 3 sizes of Sure-Lock™ sizing fins and 3 sizes of foam tips
- NRR 26
- Average Battery life: 14 hours (4 hours when BT Streaming)
Ted W.
Love these!I work in an industrial setting and purchased these hoping they would work as ear plugs and hearing aids. I suffer from hearing loss and severe tinnitus. They are not perfect for every situation, but the positives definitely outweigh the negatives. I wear them most of my workday and play music or podcasts to help mask the ringing from tinnitus. I use the 'power boost' setting and the volume controls in the app to amplify or attenuate ambient noises as needed. The biggest problem I have is that I need to recharge them midway through my day, but the charging/storage case makes the process easy.
They did not fare well in a loud bar watching a sporting event. I was hoping I would be able to un-link the volume controls and turn up the ear closest to my wife while turning the other ear off. The one microphone still picked up a lot of ambient noise and I could not hear her very well...in that situation, removing them was the best solution.
They are susceptible to wind noise, too. This would probably be a concern for hunting, but perhaps less so for someone without my hearing loss...that is, for someone who might not need the 'power boost' mode that amplifies more than the other three modes.
Overall I'm extremely pleased. They give some hearing protection. They stream music, podcasts, etc. And...they amplify ambient sounds. The hearing protection can be enhance with a pair of muffs (that combo REALLY cuts noise...but, you lose the 'hearing aid' feature). Are they custom fit, wee little tiny Bluetooth hearing aids...? No...but for one-tenth the cost (at least), they are quite a nice little kit of technology. I was on the verge of buying a competitor's product (one shaped like a 'bean')...but when I saw these with Bluetooth and rechargeable batteries (not to mention significantly less expensive), I had to try them. I'm not disappointed.
matt coriaty
no battery lifeI shoot IDPA and USPSA for fun and thought these new earbuds would be a great fit. Unfortunately they are only lasting 2 hours and 30 minutes until they give a 1 minute until shutdown command. Used the walker connect app to view the battery life and they were out!. I gave them another shot and made sure they were fully charged before starting the timer and once again they shut down around 2 hours and 30 minutes during my IDPA match. Nice product for short use and a great improvement over the original Walker earbuds in filtering unwanted background noise when using the clear voice function. They still make my own voice sound distant and odd similar to the original ones. For me they are pointless unless they last about 5 hours. The instructions claim 14 hours with normal use and 4 hours with Bluetooth on. I didn't have Bluetooth on and didn't make 3 hours.