Description

Tough Sounds headphones make working with power tools a fun experience while protecting your hearing.

With a Noise Reduction Rating of 25 decibels, your hearing is protected from the rumble of your lawnmower, weed wacker, and any other loud equipment. Plus, you can listen to your favorite music while you work and even answer phone calls using the built-in mic.

Tough Sounds headphones feature Bluetooth technology so you can stream your music wirelessly. An AM/FM radio is also included, and all the controls you need are integrated into the headphones so your music player or phone can stay safe in your pocket.

Skipping tracks, changing radio channels, or adjusting volume is quick and easy, so dial in the big game or turn up the track and get back to work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tough Sounds have a NRR of 25dB. What does that mean?

NRR stands for Noise Reduction Rating. Tough Sounds effectively reduces outside noise and protects your ears from hazardous sound levels.

How do I pair Tough Sounds to my Bluetooth device?

The SRC button toggles between AM, FM, and Bluetooth playback modes. To pair your Bluetooth device -

Select ----(blinking) to activate Bluetooth mode and begin pairing.
In your Bluetooth device settings, find Tough Sounds and connect.
Once paired, the Bluetooth logo on the LCD screen will change to indicate that you are paired to your device.
If you're having trouble with your Bluetooth connection, press and hold the SRC button for 2 seconds to reset the current Bluetooth connection (this is disabled during a phone call).

My Bluetooth device sees Tough Sounds but is unable to connect to them. How do I get my device to re-connect?

ION Audio Tough Sounds Hearing Protection Headphones with Bluetooth and Radio

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Current Price

$79.85

Average

$63.52

Min Price

$45.95

Max Price

$87.04

Price dynamics

20%

Description

Tough Sounds headphones make working with power tools a fun experience while protecting your hearing.

Skipping tracks, changing radio channels, or adjusting volume is quick and easy, so dial in the big game or turn up the track and get back to work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tough Sounds have a NRR of 25dB. What does that mean?

NRR stands for Noise Reduction Rating. Tough Sounds effectively reduces outside noise and protects your ears from hazardous sound levels.

How do I pair Tough Sounds to my Bluetooth device?

The SRC button toggles between AM, FM, and Bluetooth playback modes. To pair your Bluetooth device -

Select ----(blinking) to activate Bluetooth mode and begin pairing.
In your Bluetooth device settings, find Tough Sounds and connect.
Once paired, the Bluetooth logo on the LCD screen will change to indicate that you are paired to your device.
If you're having trouble with your Bluetooth connection, press and hold the SRC button for 2 seconds to reset the current Bluetooth connection (this is disabled during a phone call).

My Bluetooth device sees Tough Sounds but is unable to connect to them. How do I get my device to re-connect?

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Product review & video

welcome lawn care nation is Julia from lawn care business success calm and the lawn care business success podcast and here again today with you to do an unboxing of the I on tough sounds hearing protection bluetooth headphones as you may know if you follow the podcasts or download the podcast these are my favorite Bluetooth hearing protection headphones I've been using a set currently for about two two-and-a-half years but just over time or with abuse they stopped the Bluetooth function stopped working because of a nasty fall they took right on the volume rocker which also or sorry volume knob which also doubles as the on/off switch and pretty much destroyed them as far as the functionality of Bluetooth goes the AM radio and FM radio is still working but I strictly rely on the Bluetooth and it was you know intermittent sometimes it would work sometimes it wouldn't and if you rattled the