In this video I unbox and test the Prohear headset and answer the real question: is it actually one of the best budget “noise-cancelling” options for 2025—or is it just another headset with marketing buzzwords. I go through what you get in the box (including the USB-C charging cable, RCA cable, and the little water-resistant pouch), then focus on what matters for the people this is clearly built for: loud environments like workshops, ranges, and job sites. This isn’t about fancy ANC tricks—this is more about practical hearing protection plus Bluetooth in one package. My biggest takeaway is the battery and the use-case. The built-in 1,500mAh battery with the claimed up-to-120-hour runtime is the kind of convenience I like because it means no hunting for AAs or buying replacement batteries. I also cover the physical controls, Bluetooth calling/music, and voice assistant support—stuff you actually use when your hands are busy. I wrap it up with how the passive noise reduction (around 30 dB) fits into real-world protection, and I compare it directly against a popular Razer headset so you can see where the Prohear makes sense and where it doesn’t.