ACT FIRES ACT-BTES Bluetooth Shooting Earplugs

ACT FIRES ACT-BTES Bluetooth shooting earplugs combine three listening modes with Bluetooth audio and calls. They are designed for in-ear wear at the range, with a charging case and claimed 8–13 hours of earbud use, though the listing gives no hearing-protection rating.

At a glance

Three selectable modes cover voice amplification, ambient listening, and Bluetooth audio or calls.
The listing describes a charging and storage case with battery indicators on both the earbuds and case.
Operating instructions describe an automatic Bluetooth pairing mode and button controls for playback and calls.

Price

$135.99Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$159.99~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Three modes let users switch between amplified voices, ambient sound, and Bluetooth listening.
The listing says the charging case also stores the earbuds and has a battery-level indicator.
Three ear-tip sizes and a detachable lanyard are among the listed kit items.

Cons

No NRR, SNR, or other quantified hearing-protection rating is supplied, making protection levels difficult to assess from the listing.
Customer feedback reports mixed opinions about sound level and volume control, including reports that volume cannot be adjusted.

Technical specifications

7 specifications

Identity
Brand	ACT FIRES
Model	ACT-BTES

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions and listed weight	4.09 x 4.06 x 2.09 inches; 6.7 ounces

Modes and connectivity
Bluetooth version	BT5.3

Battery
Earbud battery life claim	8-13 hours
Charging case use claim	24-hour use
Automatic shutoff claim	auto-off after 2-hour standby

What to know before buying

Battery claims vary by wording and operating context: the earbuds are said to last 8–13 hours, the case to provide 24-hour use, and another description says automatic shutoff follows more than two hours of inactivity or standby. These are listing claims, not verified runtimes.
The listing describes voice-amplifying and noise-reducing functions but gives no quantified protection rating. Buyers who need a specific rated level should confirm it before relying on these for shooting.

What’s in the box

Charging and storage caseCheck selected pack
Detachable lanyardCheck selected pack
Three sizes of ear tipsCheck selected pack
USB charging cableCheck selected pack

Check which accessories are included in your selected pack before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Shooters seeking in-ear electronic hearing protection with Bluetooth audio and hands-free calls.
Users who want separate settings for voice amplification, ambient sound, and Bluetooth listening.
Buyers who prefer a charging case and multiple ear-tip sizes.

Less suited to

Buyers who require a stated NRR or SNR rating before choosing hearing protection.
Anyone who needs clearly specified, independently established battery runtime or adjustable audio volume.

ACT FIRES ACT-BTES Bluetooth Shooting Earplugs · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 424 ratings

5 stars76%76%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars4%4%
2 stars1%1%
1 star6%6%

Customer feedback highlights comfort, fit, and perceived noise reduction, while sound quality and volume control draw mixed reactions. Some customers report sound that is too loud or no volume adjustment. These observations matter because the listing describes amplified listening modes and Bluetooth audio but does not specify a volume range or quantified hearing-protection rating. Ratings lean positive overall, though they do not establish why any customer rated the product as they did.

Positive themes

Customers describe the earplugs as comfortable and functional, and some say they fit securely.
Customer feedback includes positive impressions of noise reduction.

Mixed feedback

Sound quality receives mixed feedback, including reports that the audio can be too loud.
Volume control receives mixed feedback, with some customers reporting no volume adjustment.

Frequently asked questions

Do the ACT FIRES ACT-BTES earplugs have a stated NRR or SNR?

The supplied listing does not state an NRR, SNR, or other quantified hearing-protection rating. Confirm the rating if you need a defined protection level.

What listening modes are listed?

The listing names Clear, Ambient, and Quiet modes. It describes Clear for reduced noise and amplified voices, Ambient for environmental sounds, and Quiet for Bluetooth music and calls.

How long do the earbuds run on a charge?

The listing claims 8–13 hours for the earbuds and 24-hour use from the case, but it does not establish those figures as independently verified runtimes.

What accessories are described?

The product description lists a case, detachable lanyard, three ear-tip sizes, and USB charging cable. Check the selected listing for the exact package contents.