Midland AVPH3 Transparent Security Headsets with PTT/VOX – Pair
July 22, 2017 - Comment
Midland Transparent Security Headsets for use with all Midland GMRS, Pair Packed
These Midland AVP-H3 headsets for Midland GMRS feature a wrap-around ear clip design with a speaker, lapel clip, and an inline VOX PTT switch. The pair of AVP-H3 is compatible with all Midland GXT, LXT and G-series GMRS/FRS radios.
Wrap-Around Design
These headsets wrap around your ear for more comfortable use than earbuds or larger headsets.
Inline VOX/PTT Switch
The inline switch sets you up for controlling VOX or Push-to-Talk features on your radio, and a lapel clip keeps it handy and out of the way.
Go Hands-Free
These headsets are ideal for hands-free operation, and the discrete transparent design makes them perfect for working security.
Compatibility
The AVP-H3s work with all Gxt, Lxt & G-Series Models. The official list is as follows:
G-225, G-226, G-227, G-300, G-300M, GXT250, GXT255, GXT300, GXT325, GXT400, GXT444, GXT450, GXT500, GXT550, GXT555, GXT565, GXT600, GXT635, GXT650, GXT656, GXT661, GXT700, GXT710, GXT735, GXT750, GXT771, GXT756, GXT757, GXT800, GXT808, GXT850, GXT881, GXT720, GXT775, GXT900, GXT950, GXT740, GXT785, GXT1000, GXT1050, LXT210, LXT216, LXT310, LXT410, LXT300, LXT303, LXT305, LXT315, LXT320, LXT350, LXT420, LXT435, LXT276, LXT330, LXT335, LXT376, LXT318, LXT319, LXT440, LXT322, LXT323, LXT324, LXT80, LXT110, LXT340, LXT345, LXT460, LXT112, LXT360, LXT365, LXT480
What’s in the Box
Two AVP-H3 Ear Clip Headsets, Documentation
Product Features
- Two Transparent behind the ear Microphones, Fits directly into the ear
- Push To Talk Option, Vox Optio
- Works with All Midland GMRS/FRS Radios, Great for the Security Industry, Hunting, and various activities, Two pieces per order
- Compatible LXT Series: LXT80, LXT100, LXT101, LXT110, LXT112, LXT114, LXT118, LXT210, LXT216, LXT276, LXT300, LXT303, LXT305, LXT310, LXT312, LXT315, LXT316, LXT318, LXT319, LXT320, LXT322, LXT323, LXT324, LXT326, LXT328, LXT330, LXT335, LXT340, LXT345, LXT350, LXT360, LXT365, LXT376, LXT380, LXT385, LXT410, LXT420, LXT435, LXT440, LXT460, LXT480, LXT490, LXT500, LXT535, LXT560, LXT60
- Compatible GXT Series: GXT200, GXT225, GXT250, GXT255, GXT300, GXT310, GXT325, GXT400, GXT444, GXT450, GXT500, GXT550, GXT555, GXT565, GXT600, GXT635, GXT650, GXT656, GXT661, GXT700, GXT710, GXT720, GXT735, GXT740, GXT745, GXT750, GXT756, GXT757, GXT760, GXT771, GXT775, GXT781, GXT785, GXT789, GXT795, GXT797, GXT799, GXT800, GXT808, GXT850, GXT881, GXT900, GXT950, GXT991, GXT1000, GXT1050, GXT1091, GXT2000, GXT2050, GXT5000
- Compatible XT Series: XT14, XT18, XT20, XT22, XT24, XT25, XT26, XT27, XT28, XT30, XT511
- Compatible CXT Series: CXT240, CXT250, CXT280
- Compatible X-Talker Series: T31VP, T51VP3, T55VP3, T61VP3, T65VP3, T71VP3 and T75VP3
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Works fine…BUT… not loud enough for Event Work – Options Available… While this fits (sort of…really small in-ear tip w/ no other sizes included) and works okay, it’s not nearly as loud as the “boom style” mic/headset (the kind that have a long black mic that comes off the ear against your face resting next to your mouth) that comes with the Midland GXT1000 VP4 headsets. I’d say this headset is maybe 60% of the volume. It’s nice that there’s two included and if you’re in quieter environments, it’ll be fine. But if you’re using this around any music or…
Works great, improved audio clarity and you get the strangest looks from people… I do some work for clients that require the use of radios and I was REALLY tired of trying to listen to the squawk of a handset in a crowd of people. I equally disliked having other’s conversions being broadcast out to anyone in the area. Then I came across these beauties. I think the part I like the most is the audio clarity. Since the ear piece sits inside the ear canal I can leave the volume turned down (less distortion) and the outside noise is somewhat blocked so I can now hear MUCH…
Worth the money, work great. They work great and are exactly as advertised. Just a heads up: the earpieces can be somewhat uncomfortable, bordering on painful (almost like there’s a little piece of the plastic that didn’t get cut off or smoothed away and it rubs against the skin inside the ear), but in fiddling around w/ it I found that that’s caused by the earpiece not being fully seated in the ear; to fix it simply push the piece deeper into the ear, you’ll know it’s right when the pain/discomfort goes away, you can…