UFQ’s Bluetooth aviation headsets are the result of years of hard work and continuous improvements. They are lighter in weight, more comfortable, and offer better Bluetooth features than Bose A20 aviation headsets.
We compared several major brands’ Bluetooth aviation headsets and are confident that UFQ Bluetooth aviation headsets (adapters) are one of the best Bluetooth features in the aviation headset market worldwide.
The 2025 new version comes with several new features:
1. New technology for ANR performance: This technology reduces background noise by up to 90%.
2. New UFQ M-7U mic: This mic is amplified and has extreme noise cancellation, comparable to David Clark M-7A. It provides clear communication in both noisy and quiet environments, such as open cockpits, crop dusters, warbirds, and helicopters.
3. New Bluetooth 5.3 version: This version allows you to connect to two devices simultaneously, enabling you to use your Bluetooth cell phone and any music source wirelessly in the cockpit.
4. Voice prompt function: This is the only voice prompt function available on the aviation market.
Even if the batteries are low, the headsets will still work as ANR aviation headsets. If the batteries are off, they will still work as PNR aviation headsets.
UFQ aims to provide maximum value to its customers by ensuring a high return on investment.
Here’s a comparison of UFQ BT-A28 and Bose A20 Bluetooth pilot headsets:
– UFQ BT-A28: Lightweight Bluetooth pilot headsets with advanced reverse noise canceling technology that reduces background noise by up to 90%. They are super comfortable for extended use and feature the UFQ M7-U amplified electret noise-canceling microphone and an enhanced high-fidelity sound speaker system for crystal-clear communication. They also have great music sound quality with the new sound processing chip.
– Bose A20: Bose’s level-quality Hi-Fi speakers provide great music sound quality.
Bluetooth 5.3 enables you to connect to two devices simultaneously, allowing you to use your Bluetooth cell phone and any music source wirelessly in the cockpit.
This headset boasts a unique voice prompt function, making it the only one on the aviation market with this feature.
It supports mono and stereo intercoms, providing clear communication between passengers.
A modern design enhances the headset’s aesthetics and comfort.
Dual volume controls offer precise level control for each speaker, ensuring optimal audio quality.
Three Audio Priority Modes are available: AUTO, MIX, and OFF. AUTO mode mutes incoming transmissions, Bluetooth, and Aux while the transmission is in progress, and resumes after it ends. MIX mode allows Aux and Bluetooth to continue playing while the transmission is in progress. OFF mode only transmits audio, while Bluetooth and Aux are muted.
A USB type C external power source input enables you to bypass the batteries and power the headset using a power bank, providing extended battery life.
A low battery indicator and voice prompt notify you when the battery is low, ensuring you don’t run out of power.
While not compatible with all cell phones, the headset can display the battery level when Bluetooth is connected.
Two AA batteries provide approximately 20-25 hours of continuous usage, making it a long-lasting headset.
The Bluetooth volume control has a previous/next songs function, allowing you to navigate through your music library easily.
When connected to the AUX line, the volume control also controls the volume of the AUX audio.
Unlike some competitors’ headsets, this headset doesn’t consume battery power when it’s turned off, ensuring minimal battery drain.
A complimentary good-quality headset bag is included with each headset, providing additional convenience and protection.
Bluetooth aviation headset ANR UFQ BT-A28 is compared to Bose A20 Bluetooth pilot headset and David Clark.
We have different connectors for this item.
1) GA twin plugs or Boeing connector (Battery Powered)
2) Helicopter U174/U single plug (Battery Powered)
3) Airbus 5 pin XLR male (Battery Powered)
4) Lemo 6 pin male (Battery or Aircraft Powered)
Usually, GA twin plugs are the default connector.
Note:
When choosing Airbus 5 pin XLR male or Lemo 6 pin connector, besides battery powered, the unit can also be powered directly by the aircraft.
