Wireless Headset with Microphone for PC,Bluetooth Headset with AI Noise Cancelling,Mic Mute,Charging Base & USB Dongle for Laptop/Computer/Cell Phone, Remote Work & Call Center

I've worked for a company that has locked down the ability for us to use Bluetooth with our laptops for security reasons. With that stated I was really looking for a headset where I would be able to plug in a USB dongle with 2.4 ghz of connectivity, and allow me to be able to walk away from my desk and keep participation in conference calls. This does the trick; However, it also provides you with an amazing ability to communicate with up to three other devices at the same time but on an individual basis.Things that I liked:1. Quick and easy to connect2. Versatile - provided the capability of using the 2.4 GHz channel as well as connecting to my tablet and personal workstation on Bluetooth.3. Amazing sound quality4. microphone is three times better than my wired unit and usually picks up on just my voice and not the surrounding area where others are speaking.Things that I didn't like:1. Occasionally, it will have an issue that will stop recording in the middle of transcription, and then it will turn the device on (“Power On” will be hear in the stereo headset) without the computer automatically reconnecting. This is really problematic when you're trying to a review like this one where you have multiple things that you're talking about and you're not sure where it got caught up. I have No idea why this occurs but when it does it automatically resets my volume to 100%, which can also be annoying.2. Took longer than I expect to charge the unit to 100%I love the unit, and I'm telling you this as I've worked with wired headsets for years and didn't want to pay hundreds of dollars for a Jabra, or one of the other commercial units that are available out there. As i work from home, sometimes the options that you used to have in the office just simply aren't available to you anymore, and you have to buy your own equipment. This is a solid economical option for those of you that are looking to be able to stay on a conference call, engage with others on mic, and not be connected to your workstation.

Pros: - Great noise isolation on mic - Comfy & cool to wear for hours at a time - Looks very clean and professional for when webcam is on - Charging cradle is a great clean way to store them on the desk - Great battery life - Buttons to hang up call and mute mic are easy to find while wearing - Comes with a nice storage bagCons: - Sound quality is good enough for calls but don't be expecting to listen to music - Charge cradle doesn't double over as the 2.4Ghz Transmitter/receiver meaning you need 2 usb ports on your system for both the dongle and cradle. - Both Bluetooth and the 2.4 GHz can connect simultaneously which makes the headset flip out and sound terrible. Ensure Bluetooth is off on your device when using the dongle or the dongle is unplugged if using Bluetooth.Verdict: These are defiantly for work, not play and they look it. They excel in the Zoom/Teams/Webex space with the button configuration and how these sit over your ear. I have enjoyed using them as opposed to my company provided wired headset for the last week. Would I pay $75 for them? Ehh... Maybe like $50 but I could just be being cheap. This is a nice work headset and you do feel classy wearing them so you decide!

This BT headset is very comfortable. It works well with your computer for conferences, zoom, teams, and google phone. I prefer over the ear headsets for computer use rather than ear buds. The boom mike helps eliminate extraneous noise around you and emphasize your voice. It also works well with your phone to make and receive calls. This is quite handy when you are at the computer and need make or receive a call without switching headsets or picking up your phone. Some have reported minor quirks with their computer, but this is probably due to the particular s/w or computer that they have. It is working well for me so far and beats my other headset (one ear type) when I really need to to tune out everything except the computer or phone audio. Since it doesn't completely cover your ears, it doesn't completely kill outside noise so you can hear whats going on around you, but it does attenuate it enough to let you concentrate on the headset audio. Controls are simple and about like any other headset. Pairing is straight forward, but if you are pairing to two or more devices, follow the directions in the manual for minimum hassle. The charging stand is pretty neat. It lets you hang up your headset on the desk and charge it at the same time. You can also just plug it up to a usb C cable if you are not near your desk or are on travel and don't want to bring the stand. Overall, a nice headset.

These headphones provide decent sound quality and a comfortable fit, but their limitations and design quirks might make them less appealing for some users. The lack of an analog port restricts connectivity to wireless options only, with the included dongle taking priority over Bluetooth.While lightweight and comfortable for the most part, the headphones have a tendency to fold unexpectedly due to the flexible speaker design, which can be a bit awkward during use. The sound quality is satisfactory but not exceptional. Like many PC headsets, the audio switches to mono when the microphone is activated, which might be a drawback for some.The charging stand also presents some challenges, requiring precise positioning to initiate charging. However, the onboard controls offer a comprehensive range of functions, including volume adjustment, playback control, mic mute, and call answering.Overall, these headphones are a decent option for those seeking wireless connectivity and a comfortable fit. However, the lack of an analog port, the folding design, and the finicky charging stand are factors to consider.