Makes the shift go faster (seriously)
Office workers have Spotify. Truckies have the radio. Even the Bunnings checkout girl has tunes going. But tradies — doing the real hard work — get ten hours of their own thoughts. How's that fair? Tunes don't zone you out on site. They keep you switched on. PulseAU Pro runs 10 hours per charge. Clock-in to knock-off, no flat batteries.
Regular headphones could cost you your life. These don't.
PulseAU Pro doesn't sit in your ears — it sits in front of them, sending sound through your cheekbones. You hear your music. You also hear the reverse beeper, the foreman calling your name, and the boys taking the piss. No more turning around asking "say that again, mate?"
Sweat. Dust. Scaffolds. Mud. AirPods don't stand a chance.
Sweat slips them. Dust kills them. They go flat halfway through your shift. One drop off scaffolding and you're a few hundred bucks down. PulseAU Pro is IP67-rated, runs 10 hours per charge, and built to survive being chucked in the ute tray. Made for the dirt, not the desk.
Hard hat on. Glasses on. Headphones stay on.
No falling out. No constant adjusting. Wraparound fit locks in around the back of your head and plays nice with hard hats, safety glasses, sunnies, earplugs, and earmuffs. Wear it all shift and forget it's there.
Headphones your boss can't ban
Foremen love these because your ears stay completely open — which is why tradies keep telling us their boss is way more relaxed about these than regular earbuds. Most blokes get waved straight through.
12,000+ tradies. 4.8 stars. Tax-deductible. Backed for 60 days.
You're not the first to try them. Aussie tradies across QLD, NSW, VIC and WA have made the switch and didn't go back. They're claimable as work gear come tax time. And if PulseAU Pro doesn't make your shifts better — send 'em back within 60 days for a full refund. No drama, no questions.
As Seen on socials:
“If I want to listen to music or I am answering a phone call from someone, I am able to still work"
“I use these at work now 'cause they're allowed”
