DENALI 90 ANR Aviation Headset

I received my headset 6 month ago and could only test it today, unfortunatly the right side doesn't work at all

We bought a few headsets for our airplanes (this one, David Clarck and Bose). No issues with David Clarck (although not noise cancelling) and Bose (noise cancellation). The Flightcom Denali fails on two main counts: the chord (wire) protection (rubber) decomposes over time and eventually fails, and we had to put velcro between the bottom of the two ear pieces to close the gap below the ears as the noise of the aircraft enters and is just too loud to be able to use the headset effectively. This is not a problem with the two other types of headsets.

Very Light. Works as expected. The speaker is nice and clean. No hard clapping force as most other headsets.

When you don’t have that much money to buy the best this one will just do the job perfectly

Se daño la reducción de ruido

This headset is absolute garbage. I bought it from pilotshop thinking the that previous review was just a fluke. it isn't. There is a constant high pitch buzzing feedback the moment you turn the noise cancelling on. I guess if you're already half deaf and can't hear high frequencies this might be for you. Anyone else will be better off buying a real ANR headset like a Bose or a Lightspeed.After buying this piece of crap a multi month saga started with pilotshop, as well. They won't simply take the headset back and return your money. Instead they want you to sent it in to flightcom for "repairs," which I did. They eventually sent it back and managed to get the noise level down, but not eliminated entirely. If you remove the soft felt pad in the earcup (held on by velcro) you'll see why this is not a fixable problem: the ANR microphone is IN the earcup, right next to the speakers. This is in contrast to every other sane ANR manufacturer out there, who puts the microphone on the OUTSIDE. As anyone who's ever put a mic next to a speaker will tell you: this is how you get feedback. No amount of "fixing" is going to get rid of this fundamental design flaw.Anyhow, after requesting a refund from Pilotshop again, they finally agreed to take it back. For 85%. So I lose over $60 on this. Interestingly they had me send it to aircraftspruce, so I guess it's the same company.Save yourself a lot of grief and get something else. Anything else.

I bought two headsets. Unfortunately they both failed after 2 years of flight use. Rather than tossing them I used them while mowing, running a chainsaw, weed eating and other noisy work projects.

Horrible product and the company does not stand behind product. I agree with the other review that the cord simply fell apart as well does the air pads. Looks and feels great when do but breaks down very quickly.