You can set up your Earmor M32 Plus headset in just a few minutes. Take everything out of the box, put the parts together, and make sure it fits your head. Pop in two AAA batteries, power it on, and connect it to your device. Adjust the earcups and mic for comfort. If you run into any issues, check the fit and connections. You will find the process easy and quick.
Key Takeaways
Take everything out of the box and make sure you have all the parts before you start.
Put the headset together by snapping the parts in place. Adjust the headband so it feels comfortable on your head.
Put in two new AAA batteries the right way. Turn it on by holding the button for three seconds.
Use the volume buttons to make the sound louder or quieter. Move the microphone close to your mouth so people can hear you clearly.
Wipe the headset with a wet cloth to keep it clean. Store it in a dry place so it keeps working well.
Components
When you open the Earmor M32 Plus box, you will see many parts. Here is what you should find:
Headset with earcups already on
Headband that you can adjust
Microphone boom you can take off
Silicone gel earmuffs
NATO Military Standard 7.0 plug cable
User manual
Silicone loops
Marks for right and left sides
Waterproof battery compartment (batteries not in the box)
Tip: Check the box again to make sure you have everything before you start.
Help you hear sounds around you so you know what is happening
Loudspeakers inside earcups
Let you hear outside noises and radio at the same time
Headband
Holds the headset on your head and keeps it comfy
Silicone gel earmuffs
Make it soft to wear and protect your ears from loud sounds
Volume control
Lets you make outside sounds louder or softer
Microphone on headband
Lets you talk to people; you can move it to either side
NATO Military Standard 7.0 plug
Connects your headset to radios so you can talk clearly
Waterproof battery compartment
Keeps your batteries dry and safe
Foldable design
Makes it simple to fold up and carry
Silicone loops
Help you keep track of small covers
Automatic shutdown system
Turns off the headset after 4 hours to save battery
Dynamic voice tracking
Makes voices easier to hear and helps you listen to important sounds
Rugged housing
Keeps your headset safe if you drop it or use it outside
Markings (right-left)
Show you how to put the headset on the right way
All the parts of the Earmor M32 Plus work together. These features help you stay comfortable, safe, and hear clearly. You can use this headset at the range or while working.
Setup Steps
Assembly
You can put your Earmor M32 Plus together without any tools. The headset uses a modular design, so you just snap the parts into place with your hands. Start by checking that the ear cups are secure on the headband. If you want to move the microphone, you can switch it to either side. Just pull it out gently and push it into the other slot. The headband adjusts easily, so you can make it fit your head before you move on.
Tip: You don’t need a screwdriver or any special gear. Everything clicks together by hand.
Power On
Now it’s time to power up your headset. Open the waterproof battery compartment and insert two AAA batteries. Make sure the batteries go in the right way, matching the plus and minus signs. Once the batteries are in, close the compartment tightly to keep them dry. Hold the power button for about three seconds. You’ll hear a beep, and the headset will turn on. With fresh batteries, your Earmor M32 Plus can run for around 350 hours. That means you can use it for weeks before you need to swap the batteries.
Fitting
Getting the right fit makes a big difference. Adjust the padded headband so the headset sits snugly on your head. The silicon gel pads help keep things comfortable, even if you wear the headset all day. You can move the ear cups up or down until they cover your ears completely. This gives you a good seal and blocks out loud noises. If you need to take the headset off quickly, the headband comes off easily too. The foldable design lets you pack it away fast when you’re done.
Adjust the headband for a secure fit.
Make sure the silicon gel pads rest softly on your ears.
Move the ear cups until you get a tight seal.
Try the headset for a few minutes and tweak the fit if needed.
Helmet Mount
If you want to use your Earmor M32 Plus with a helmet, you have options. The headset works with different helmet mounting systems, including M16, M16A, and ARC rails. You just need the right adapter for your helmet. Here’s a quick look at which adapters fit which helmets:
To mount the headset, remove the headband and attach the ear cups to the helmet rail using the adapter. The adapters let you flip the headset forward or backward and adjust the angle for comfort. This setup keeps your headset stable and gives you more space for other gear, like night-vision goggles.
Note: Always double-check that the adapter matches your helmet and headset model before you start.
Earmor M32 Plus Use
Controls
You control the Earmor M32 Plus with just a few buttons. Turning the headset on is simple. Hold the power button for three seconds. You will hear a beep. The headset is now ready to use. To turn it off, hold the same button again until you hear another beep.
You can change the volume with the up and down buttons. Press the “+” button to make sounds louder. Press the “-” button to make them softer. These buttons let you adjust how much you hear from your surroundings. If you want to hear more of what is happening around you, turn the volume up. If you want to block out more noise, turn it down.
The headset has an auto shut-off feature. If you forget to turn it off, it will power down by itself after four hours. This helps save battery life.
Tip: If you hear a warning beep, check your batteries. The headset will let you know when the power is low.
Microphone
The Earmor M32 Plus comes with a built-in microphone. You can move the mic to either side of your head. Just pull it out and snap it into the other slot. The microphone lets you talk to your team or friends while you wear the headset.
You can connect the headset to a radio or smartphone using the NATO Military Standard 7.0 plug. Plug the cable into your device. Now you can talk and listen without taking off your headset. This is great for shooting ranges, airsoft games, or work sites.
If you want to mute the mic, some radios or adapters have a mute button. Check your radio or phone settings for this option.
Note: Make sure the microphone is close to your mouth for the best sound quality.
Modes
The Earmor M32 Plus uses smart technology to keep your ears safe. The headset has special microphones that pick up sounds around you. It uses level-dependent or sound-restoration earmuff technology. This means you can hear voices and important sounds, but loud noises like gunshots get blocked.
When a loud sound happens, the headset reacts fast. It detects the noise and lowers the volume in less than half a millisecond. If the noise goes over 82 dBA, the headset reduces the sound or shuts off the amplifier. This protects your hearing right away.
Lab tests show the headset has a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 22. This means it can lower loud sounds by an average of 22 decibels. The silicone gel ear pads help make a tight seal, so you get the best protection. If you wear glasses, make sure the headset still fits snugly. Gaps can let in noise and lower the protection.
You can switch between different modes if your headset supports it. Some models let you choose how much outside sound you want to hear. Try the settings to find what works best for you.
Remember: Always wear the headset the right way for the best noise reduction.
Troubleshooting
Power Issues
If your Earmor M32 Plus will not turn on, start by checking the batteries. Make sure you use two fresh AAA batteries. Look at the battery compartment and match the plus and minus signs. If the headset still does not power up, hold the power button for three seconds. Sometimes, the compartment cover is not tight. Close it firmly to keep water out and make a good connection. If you hear a warning beep, the batteries might be low. Swap them out for new ones.
Tip: Always carry spare batteries in your gear bag. This way, you never get stuck with a dead headset.
Audio Problems
You might notice the sound is too quiet, too loud, or cuts out. First, check the volume buttons. Press the “+” button to raise the sound or the “-” button to lower it. If you use a radio or phone, make sure the cable is plugged in all the way. Sometimes, the headset will cut out loud noises on purpose to protect your ears. This is normal. If you hear static or no sound, unplug and reconnect the cable. Try another device to see if the problem is with the headset or your radio.
Make sure the ear cups seal around your ears. Gaps can let in noise or make the sound weak.
If you wear glasses, adjust the headset for a better fit.
Connection
If you cannot talk or listen through your radio or phone, check the NATO plug. Push it in until it clicks. Some radios need a special adapter. Look at your radio’s manual if you are not sure. If you still have trouble, try a different cable or device. Sometimes, dust or dirt in the plug can cause problems. Wipe it clean with a dry cloth.
Note: Always test your headset with your radio before you head out.
Fit
A good fit keeps you comfortable and safe. The Earmor M32 Plus uses an adjustable headband and soft padding. You can move the headband up or down to fit your head. The anti-sweat cups help during long days. If you wear glasses, the sealed silicone cushions keep the headset snug without hurting your ears. The headset rotates and adjusts in all directions, so you can find the best position.
Here’s a quick look at comfort features:
Feature
Description
Adjustable Headband
Fits many head sizes and lets you wear it different ways.
Padding
Soft earmuffs protect your ears and feel good all day.
Move the headset in any direction for a tight, comfy fit.
Try different adjustments until you find what feels best. If you need more support, use the included headband accessories.
Care
Cleaning
Keeping your Earmor M32 Plus clean helps it last longer and feel better on your head. You do not need fancy tools or cleaners. Just grab a soft, damp cloth and wipe down the ear pads and headband. If you see dirt or sweat, use a little mild soap with water. Make sure you do not soak the headset or get water inside the battery compartment.
Take off the ear pads if you want a deeper clean.
Let everything air dry before you put it back together.
Never use harsh chemicals or alcohol wipes. These can damage the silicone and plastic.
Tip: Clean your headset after every long day at the range or job site. It keeps things fresh and stops germs from building up.
Battery Change
Changing the batteries is quick and easy. When you hear a warning beep or notice the headset will not turn on, it is time for new batteries. Open the waterproof battery compartment. Remove the old AAA batteries and put in two new ones. Match the plus and minus signs so the batteries go in the right way. Close the compartment tight to keep water out.
Always use fresh, high-quality AAA batteries.
Do not mix old and new batteries.
Take out the batteries if you will not use the headset for a long time.
Note: Removing the batteries during storage helps prevent leaks and damage.
Storage
Storing your Earmor M32 Plus the right way keeps it working well. Fold the headset and put it in a dry, cool place. Avoid leaving it in direct sunlight or hot cars. Use the original box or a soft pouch if you have one.
Do This
Avoid This
Store in a dry place
Leaving in wet areas
Use a soft pouch
Tossing in a crowded bag
Remove batteries
Storing with batteries in
Your headset comes with a 1-year warranty. If you open the headset, use the wrong batteries, or damage it with water, you might void the warranty. Always follow the care tips to keep your warranty safe.
If you have questions about the warranty, check the user manual or contact Earmor support.
Checklist
Setup
Here’s a quick setup checklist to get your Earmor M32 Plus ready:
Unbox everything Take out all the parts and check that nothing is missing. You should see the headset, headband, mic boom, cables, and manual.
Assemble the headset Snap the ear cups onto the headband. Attach the microphone to your preferred side. Adjust the headband for your head size.
Insert batteries Open the battery compartment. Put in two fresh AAA batteries. Match the plus and minus signs.
Power on Hold the power button for three seconds. Listen for the beep.
Fit the headset Place the headset on your head. Move the ear cups until you get a tight seal. Adjust the headband for comfort.
Helmet mount (if needed) Remove the headband. Attach the ear cups to your helmet rail using the right adapter.
✅ Tip: Double-check the battery compartment is closed tight before you head out.
Use
Once you finish setup, follow these steps to use your headset like a pro:
Turn on/off: Hold the power button for three seconds to turn on or off.
Adjust volume: Use the “+” and “-” buttons to set the sound level you want.
Use the microphone: Move the mic close to your mouth. Plug the NATO cable into your radio or phone.
Switch modes: Try different sound settings if your model supports it. Pick the one that fits your environment.
Check fit: Make sure the ear cups seal around your ears, even if you wear glasses.
Clean and store: Wipe down the headset after use. Store it in a dry place. Remove batteries if you won’t use it for a while.
Step
What to Do
Why It Matters
Power On
Hold power button 3 seconds
Start using headset
Adjust Volume
Press “+” or “-“
Hear clearly and safely
Connect Devices
Plug in NATO cable
Talk and listen hands-free
Fit Check
Adjust headband and ear cups
Comfort and noise protection
Clean & Store
Wipe and store dry
Keep headset fresh and safe
📝 Note: If you ever get stuck, check this checklist or your user manual for help.
You can set up your Earmor M32 Plus without stress. The steps are quick and easy. You get clear sound and strong protection every time you use it. Enjoy your new headset at the range or on the job. If you have any questions or want to share your experience, drop a comment below.
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