Thanks for the overview of these. I'm considering grabbing a set because I have the same issue with the 3m worktunes I currently use; they cause my ears to sweat and I have to remember to put safety glasses on first. These look identical to the isotunes Free Aware, not the basic Free 2.0s. The Free Aware actually retails for more than the festool version ($199). I was actually considering the isotunes version before this one was announced, but with the 3 year warranty and lower price there's no reason to choose the isotunes over the festool. Poor call quailty is a bummer but it's not the greatest on my worktunes either.
It would be nice if it had great audio quality. That being said I am happy with the noise reduction which is my primary reason for the purchase. It will be perfect for listening to NFL games on Sirius XM in the shop during football season. 👍🏾 Thanks for checking out the video.
hi, thanks for the review! Do ears buds also amplify the environmental sound under 79 db or only cut sounds over 79 db? I ask for an eventually hunting use.
It cuts off sound over 79 DB overseas. In United States it cuts off sound over 86 DB. Also, remember it has a conversation mode that can be activated. Thanks for taking time to check out the video.
The main thing I like is that the noise reduction feature is automatic. The volume may not be high enough for some users and the phone call quality is not as reliable as my Air Pod Pros. That being said for the shop I would put the Festool Buds over Apple’s offering due to the automatic decibel reduction feature.
@@daddysharespace I’m using the air pods pro currently, I am a bit worried these won’t get loud enough. Thanks for the info and the reply. The videos are pretty good
@@carbb5760i just got these and the sound is good. I think everyone either is used to air pods sound or really deaf hints why they are getting hearing protection.
