Dewalt Pro-X1 Wireless Earbuds Vs Milwaukee Bluetooth Jobsite Ear Buds
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Earbuds for the Jobsite: DEWALT Pro-X1 vs. Milwaukee 2191-21 REDLITHIUM USB Bluetooth Jobsite Earbuds
Protecting your hearing on the jobsite is crucial, but bulky earmuffs can be cumbersome. Thankfully, both DEWALT and Milwaukee have introduced wireless earbuds designed for construction environments. But with similar features, how do you choose between the DEWALT Pro-X1 and the Milwaukee 2191-21 REDLITHIUM USB Bluetooth Jobsite Earbuds?
This blog post will break down the key features of each earbud, helping you decide which one best suits your needs.
Noise Cancellation:
DEWALT Pro-X1: This earbud offers a passive noise reduction design, meaning it physically blocks out some ambient noise. It doesn't have Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) technology.
Milwaukee 2191-21: The Milwaukee earbuds boast Active Noise Cancellation, which electronically reduces background noise. This can be especially beneficial in noisy environments like construction sites.
Hearing Protection:
DEWALT Pro-X1: While lacking ANC, the DEWALT earbuds provide a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 26 dB. This means they can potentially lower the volume of harmful sounds by 26 decibels.
Milwaukee 2191-21: Milwaukee doesn't specify an NRR for their earbuds. However, with ANC technology, they likely offer similar or better noise reduction capabilities compared to the DEWALT's passive design.
Fit and Comfort:
DEWALT Pro-X1: These earbuds come with several different ear tip sizes, allowing for a customized fit. The design itself is more akin to traditional AirPods, which may not provide the most secure fit for all ear shapes.
Milwaukee 2191-21: Milwaukee offers a variety of ear tips and ear hooks to ensure a snug and comfortable fit. This is especially important for maintaining a good seal and maximizing noise reduction.
Battery Life:
DEWALT Pro-X1: The DEWALT earbuds offer up to 6.5 hours of playtime on a single charge, with the charging case providing an additional 3 full charges.
Milwaukee 2191-21: Milwaukee boasts a longer playtime of up to 8 hours per charge, with the case providing an additional 24 hours of power.
Additional Features:
DEWALT Pro-X1: This model features an earbud finder function, allowing you to locate a lost earbud through your phone.
Milwaukee 2191-21: Milwaukee's earbuds offer a more traditional feature set, focusing on noise reduction and audio playback.
Who Should Choose the DEWALT Pro-X1?
Users who prioritize a comfortable, familiar fit similar to AirPods.
Value users who prefer a more affordable option without ANC technology.
Who Should Choose the Milwaukee 2191-21?
Users who require maximum noise reduction with Active Noise Cancellation.
Those who prioritize longer battery life and a more secure fit with ear hooks.
Professionals who value a brand name specifically focused on worksite tools.
Ultimately, the best choice depends on your individual needs. Consider factors like:
Noise Level of Your Worksite: If you work in an extremely loud environment, ANC technology offered by Milwaukee might be more beneficial.
Fit and Comfort: Try both earbuds if possible to see which provides a more secure and comfortable fit for your ears.
Budget: The DEWALT earbuds are typically priced lower than the Milwaukee option.
Both the DEWALT Pro-X1 and Milwaukee 2191-21 REDLITHIUM USB Bluetooth Jobsite Earbuds offer hearing protection and a comfortable way to listen to music or podcasts on the jobsite. Carefully consider your priorities and try them out if possible to make the best choice for your needs!
Hard to jump on any of these... your Milwaukee review rates them highly but there are a TON of bad reviews out there saying that they break easily and don't work well. And other brands are all over the place, too low volume, bad build quality. So far I've found using in ear Shure monitors works well. They are made for musicians and have a higher decibel rating than any tool or work specific brand I've seen and sound great. Only problem is, they are corded. But I use a motorcycle bluetooth pack paired with my phone and stick it on the inside of my hard hat and connect them from there 😅. But you hit the nail on the head, the fitment of the foam tip is everything. Absolutely everything.
I have had great luck with my Milwaukee's and I stand 100 percent by my review and I recommend them. I am investing in both sets for my crew and maybe that will give me more insight as to how these will work long term. So far, my 2 pair work great. Samsung S22 and S24 user. Maybe phones make a difference.
The only issue is the frequency of the tools. Most construction tools are of a lower frequency therefore the products are made to protect against lower frequencies. You can block lower frequencies or higher frequencies but not both
I’ve been using the Milwaukee buds for a week now and I’m seriously impressed. I was sceptical because of all the bad reviews I’d seen but luckily that’s not been the case for me. Super happy
Having about a weeks worth of juice on the Milwaukee's and never ending up having forgot charging them ... I think they're the best by default in this comparison.
I contemplated getting them but instead ...
I just ordered the 'Isotunes pro 2'.
13 hours of power should mitigate forgetting to charge them every now and then + because they have a cord with the controller ... they can hang around the neck when not in use, preventing loss and keeping them clean and within reach with zero worry + they have one of the best sound reductions out there ... if their claim is correct.
I have a pair of 'Sennheiser true wireless Momentum 2' for normal day use. They're great and because I have perfect hearing, I would be able to tell the moment one comes loose, which never happend.
Instead of buying bluetooth earmuffs ... I think it's a better spend to pair regular ones with some kind of earplug and you'll end up with even more protection on top.
DeWalt themselves should be putting out a model that connects to your phone but also Acts as a Bluetooth device of its own for the earbuds to connect to.
Unless you're in a call mode or PTT mode it would simply act as a relay from phone to walkie to earbud.
Soon as you're actively using the walkie, it's simply stops relaying from the phone until you're done.
Yeah they need to put in two separate Bluetooth chips, but it would just make sense.
My experience with dewalt earbuds is the sound quality is like listening through a tin can my Milwaukee that I just purchased yesterday sounds fantastic
Hi mate; long time no see and you still put out great content! I would never ever have imagined that these brands would come-up with earbuds...
The Home Depot reviews were really harsh on the Milwaukee ear buds. For that price, there’s lots of other options. I don’t know about this one
I could say this forever, one needs to properly size them to your ear or the user will dislike them. People will complain about sore ears, bad sound, low volume. That is 90 percent fitment. They are not inexpensive, but priced similar to ones that do not give you all the options when it comes to the NRR.
Dewalt ear buds are the best just gave the Milwaukee ear buds away to a friend I was about to throw them in the trash 😂
This is what I was looking for. I still worry about sound quality, and will have to look into the warranty replacement process at this price.
Eh i've got the Dewalt ear buds, really not pleased with them over all. Fitment is uncomfortable, but it's got great sound and a great mic for taking calls. But after a couple hours my ears are sore.
What ear tips are you using - Foam or silicone? Are you sure they are sized right?
8:31 "...Step on the music..." got my sub 🤓👍
How's the Klien ones? Shorter battery, but songsr as sound quality and isolation?
My problem would be, I have some jbls and they start squealing around any banging or loud noise. Do these do that?
great review but i prefer my iso tunes buds.
My ISO Tunes are awesome but unreliable.
I have gone through two pair.
Random failures.
I am going to try another brand.
Red wins again ..
put a dab of glue into the sensor problem solved
Great idea for someone who is having issues!
So the dewalts are for people with a brain and the Milkwakee are for if you were dropped as a baby
Overpriced junk, do you like these for a money grab or views?
If someone uses them 5-6 hours a day and 5 days a week, than it's not a waste of money.
Only other buds on the market are the Elgin rebel and iso tunes. Both of those are overpriced junk. I’d rather give these a shot
as a carpenter they have so many others out there but not the battery life like the millwaukee so idk man id see these as the best ones so far. if you dont mind me asking what do you do for work ? because everyones needs are different for work.
I work in a fab shop where we build and repair trailers. Rattle guns, hammers and crashing steel constantly. The Milwaukee’s work well. The foam works better for sound isolation, but the silicone tips stay in better I find. So I just deal with. But I highly recommend em
I think he likes the Milwaukee better for the money grab and the DeWalt for the views 🤔