Home > Consumer Reviews > Midland AVP-1 Microphones for G-225C2 and G-227C2 Radios (2 Headsets)

While the idea is great these headsets still come loose around the ear. The ear bud has to be pushed in so tight that it eventually starts to hurt your ear. I still use mine although I would like a different style.

AVP-1 microphones worked well. The only problem was getting the ear piece to stay in ear. I seemed to constantly adjust it because it was not staying put. Other than that problem , the speaker / mic worked as described.
Regards,
Joe / Orlando

The device works well except that after a while, the ear piece starts to come out of the ear. If I have a helmet to hold it in place, it works fine. I use the button on the headset because the wind noise keeps it on all the time. There is also a delay when one speaks when using full handsfree. I usually say "Uh" to activate the transmit and then speak.

This works very well. You can position the mic close to your mouth, which allows you to speak very softly. Love this unit.

We travel in two vehicles, a diesel truck pulling a 5th wheel and a noisy jeep with a rag top. We found that using two way radios without headsets was a worthless excercise.
The AVP-1 headsets work quite well and the press-to-talk button is a handy feature. We added a little foam around the mouthpiece for the jeep driver. That may not have been necessary.
Well worth the price.