David ClarkH10-13.4 Aviation Headset

I went from a pair of Avcom headsets that were good for the price. The David Clark H10's are very comfortable, do not clamp down uncomfortably on your head, and overall do a okay job at noise cancellation. These are an excellent starting pair or second pair if you do not want to spend more money for A20's or Zulu 3's. These will not disappoint! The overall construction is sturdy and comfortable, it is fairly ergonomic, and the audio quality is much better then of the previous pair I was using; assuming you have a decent radio in the aircraft to begin with. I spent about 7 or 8 months before deciding to purchase them, and I regret not buying these sooner.If your just getting into your training, do yourself a favor and spend an extra couple dollars on this pair, it (feels like) it will last you for years and not leave you sore after longer cross country flights. Spend the extra few bucks now, you won't regret it.

Headset is very comfortable and a great option for student pilot or others that don't want to spend $1,000+ on a headset. Works well when using with hats that have a button on top. The head cushion is designed in two parts that allows the hat head button to fit nicely between the two sections. The ear pads are very comfortable and do a great jobs of eliminating ambient noise. Highly recommended.

David clark headsets are a staple within the aviation community. I would recommend these for starter headset over any other "cheaper" headset. The customer service is really nice and the product is great for the value.

The media could not be loaded. The headset is of very good quality, it doesn't hurt my ears, it doesn't squeeze my head and it has a very good volume. You can adjust the volume on the headset itself.

Fits well, need to screw/tighten the bolts to adjust the head size, nice quality, works well. Only wish there was a carrying case that fit it, the wire always pokes against the side of the bags I've tried.

These are great for a student pilot going through their Private Pilot. These headsets work perfectly in a Cessna172. Unfortunately, I bought these used (around $249 + $5 for shipping). This did not come with a comfort gel head pad and microphone cover that usually comes with the headset. That's okay, it is only about $36 for the comfort gel head pad. I don't mind spending a little more to get more comfort, but make sure the seller gives you everything that comes with those headsets. Other than that, these are really good headsets for student pilots.

Great pair for the price point. Figure even after upgrading in the future to Bose they will be a great back-up pair

This was the first aviation headset that I got when working on my private pilot's license and I'm sure that this headset will last me for the next decade of my aviation adventures.First off, these things scream build quality. Seriously. They're built even more solidly than the Cessna 172 you're flying. I have no doubt that they will outlast the warranty.Other than durability? Sound quality and comfort matter. The sound quality is about as good as I could imagine for headset without active noise canceling; the large ear cups block out a large amount of noise and I have had no problems hearing anything with these. And comfort is good. After a long cross country, the weight of these can start to bug you, but I have no problem wearing these for three hours.In the price range, I'm convinced that there is no better headset. If you want to spend $1000, go for the Bose noise canceling headphones. If you want to spend $175, do yourself a favor and just spend the extra for these. You'll be happy you did.