Comparison Earmor M32X Mod4 vs Earmor M32X Mark3
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| Design and type | on-ear active | on-ear active |
| Noise Reduction Ratio (NRR) | 22 dB | 22 dB |
| Noise level limit | 82 dB | 82 dB |
| Weight | 350 g | 200 g |
Features | ||
| Audio input |  | |
| Headset (microphone) | | |
| Waterproof | IPX5 | IP67 |
| Helmet compatibility | helmet | helmet |
| Low profile cups | | |
| Foldable | | |
General | ||
| Control | buttons | buttons |
| Power source | 2xAAA | 2xAAA |
| Operating time | 350 h | 350 h |
| Auto switch-off | | |
| In box | case batteries audio cable | case batteries audio cable |
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| Added to E-Catalog | april 2024 | january 2024 |
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Tactical headphones are protected from dust and moisture. This paragraph also clarifies the level of such protection in accordance with the IP standard.
The degree of protection is usually denoted by two numbers according to the IP standard. The first number corresponds to dust protection. As a rule, tactical headphones indicate their maximum ratings of “5” and “6” (dust resistance without complete closure and complete dust resistance, respectively). The second digit indicates the degree of protection against water. For moisture-resistant models with splash protection, markings up to the number “6” are used. Full water resistance corresponds to levels 7 (possibility of immersion under water to a depth of 1 m for half an hour) or 8 (possibility of prolonged operation under water at a depth of more than 1 m). Thus, the maximum degree of protection according to this standard is IP68, completely sealed. There are also IPX8 markings, where the first digit is not indicated - this means that the headphones have not undergone official certification for dust resistance. However, water resistance level 8 automatically entails a sealed case that is also impenetrable to dust.
The degree of protection is usually denoted by two numbers according to the IP standard. The first number corresponds to dust protection. As a rule, tactical headphones indicate their maximum ratings of “5” and “6” (dust resistance without complete closure and complete dust resistance, respectively). The second digit indicates the degree of protection against water. For moisture-resistant models with splash protection, markings up to the number “6” are used. Full water resistance corresponds to levels 7 (possibility of immersion under water to a depth of 1 m for half an hour) or 8 (possibility of prolonged operation under water at a depth of more than 1 m). Thus, the maximum degree of protection according to this standard is IP68, completely sealed. There are also IPX8 markings, where the first digit is not indicated - this means that the headphones have not undergone official certification for dust resistance. However, water resistance level 8 automatically entails a sealed case that is also impenetrable to dust.