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The Caldwell E-Max Power Cords give you real electronic hearing protection in a low-profile earbud package, no bulky muffs required. They carry a 25 dB noise reduction rating and use sound-activated compression to knock down the crack of gunfire while amplifying the ambient sounds you want to hear, like a buddy talking next to you or a range officer calling the line. The braided cord keeps both buds tethered around your neck when you pop them out, so you're not digging through a range bag for a lost earbud.
These are Bluetooth earbuds first and foremost, so pairing to your phone means you can run music, podcasts, or take a call right through the buds. The stereo sound is genuinely good for a protection-focused product, and the adjustable ambient amplification lets you dial in how much of the outside world you want coming through. Controls live on an inline strip with volume and a multi-function button, plus an illuminated on/off indicator so you know when they're live.
Multiple tip sizes come in the box, and getting a proper seal matters here since a snug fit is what delivers the full noise reduction. Battery life runs around six hours per charge in real-world use, and they top off over a Micro USB connection. A four-hour auto-shutoff kicks in if you walk away and forget to power them down, which saves you from a dead battery on your next trip out.
Plenty of folks reach for the Power Cords well outside the range. They're handy for mowing the lawn, running power tools, or just cutting down noise while you still want your music. Lightweight and comfortable enough for long sessions, they're a solid pick if you'd rather skip earmuffs and still get electronic protection with audio built in.
Yes. The Power Cords pair to your phone or other Bluetooth device so you can stream music, listen to podcasts, or take calls right through the earbuds. The stereo sound is clear, and the electronic protection stays active while you listen. Just keep in mind that in sustained loud environments you may need to keep the volume reasonable so the protection does its job.
Caldwell rates them at roughly six hours per charge, and real-world use lines up close to that number. Streaming audio over Bluetooth will pull the runtime down a bit. They recharge over a Micro USB connection, and a four-hour auto-shutoff helps preserve the charge if you set them down and forget.
They do. The adjustable ambient sound amplification lets you hear conversation and range commands, while sound-activated compression clamps down on loud noises like gunfire. You can dial the ambient level up or down to suit the setting, so you're not pulling the buds out every time someone talks to you.
Not at all. While they're built for the range, plenty of people use them for mowing the lawn, running power tools, or general loud-environment work where they still want audio. The lightweight corded design makes them easy to keep around your neck when you're not wearing them.
| UPC | 661120081432 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 1121933 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.36 |
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