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I really love that you went out of your way to show how the mic works and did a variety of tests for them. So many videos do not test the microphones. Thank you so much and keep up the good work!
Any opinion on a headset that will pick up less noise that my customers hear? My office is full of loud people, I am looking for a headset mic that is less likely to pick up ambient noise, just my voice. Tried the poly Voyager focus 2, but it doesn’t work as well as I expected. The noise canceling is much worse than my AirPod pros, and the mic doesn’t seem to have much difference when it comes to picking up the voices of my coworkers
Here’s my challenge: when I use headsets (I have the fanciest one from yealink right now over both ears), I can’t hear mySELF talking. So it’s like speaking deaf. I heart the other person great in the headset but I get no sound feedback when I’m talking. Imagine covering your ears w your hands and trying to have a conversation. It makes me speak to loud to the other person because I don’t hear myself loud and clear when I respond. Do any of these headsets mitigate this so you can hear both the other person and yourself talk?
I have the Yealink portable version. I thought the voice sounded the most natural in the Yealink & I own both Poly & Logitech Bluetooth headsets. So far I have not had a customer tell me that it sounded like I was under water like they did on my 2 Bluetooth headsets .The Yealink feels cheaper but for me it’s all about signal reliability & the DECT 6.0 has shown that it doesn’t interfere with my wifi & Bluetooth music devices I play while working in a very fast paced, high dial, work from home position
I've been using the Focus UC (the original one) for about 4 years now. It has finally kicked the bucket and started falling apart. So 4 years of daily use is pretty darn good. I will say that this thing has outstanding mic noise cancellation and folks on my meetings at work have never heard my 4 kids screaming even when they are in the same room as me. Recently my newborn was crying while I was holding him and no one heard him while I was trying to talk. The problem with Poly (formerly Plantronics) is they are horrible at bug fixing, at least from my experience. About 3 years ago they released a firmware update that essentially made the audible 'Mute On' voice become stuck and call out every time you mute. You can flip this off in the settings to just a tone, but the setting changes do nothing.. Despite countless complaints on forums, they have never fixed it. This is just one example so I am very tempted to give Jabra a shot.
I had a terrible experience with my Jabra Evolve2 85. Specifically, the boom mic started to work erratically after a year of use. I made sure to update it with the latest firmware but did not resolve the issue. I did my research and found out that this is a common issue as well.
i've had bad experiences with bluetooth devices. for some reasons, my colleagues could hardly hear me like randomly on teams. it doesn't happen when im using my usb headphone. i have like 5 bluetooth devices and they're all the same.
If connecting to a computer when having this bad experience, we'd highly recommend purchasing a headset that includes a proprietary USB Dongle like the Evolve2 75 UC, rather than connecting to the computer via Bluetooth and you may have a much different experience.
Thank you for such a brief summary. Way better than tons of long reviews of each device separately. It saved me a lot of time. You explained how dedicated buttons work (like MS Teams button). It was unclear from manufacturers sites :) and also sound test showed that unfortunately every brand sounds artificially. So I will try something like Rode Wireless Go 2. It would be great to hear your studio recording mic against blender as a reference.
You're welcome! The reason you will hear some artificial sound is because when there's a noise canceling microphone it's using technology to try and reduce the background noise. So, there's a sacrifice that has to be made vs a microphone like Rode from a voice quality standpoint will be a better way to go if noise in your environment isn't an issue and you're looking for the best mic sound.
Hi , I have three small dogs barking downstairs , what headset willblock them so my caller wont hear them and can be used on teams ETC. without software installtion cause my company is strict
Seems like yealink is the best.. the quiet test sounds like underwater, but the blender test, you wouldn't hear the blender at all compare to others. Jabra has nice quiet test, but not blender or fan test
Hello, can i ask you a question? I search good headset for videocalls. But my wish is, the headset must be in the white color. Then my complete setup is in white and when i found a good headset in this color is nice. You have some idea?
Hmmm iphone only? You can shop our top headsets here but they are more for computer and iPhone headsetadvisor.com/collections/best-selling-headsets-for-work you should checkout Yealink bh71 or Shokz opencomm2
I bought a Poly Voyager Focus 2 UC after I watched your review. Now I regret buying because after a year of use, I am getting complaints that my voice is garbled when I am in the train (Hong Kong MTR trains are high speed underground rail)
Hey there im looking for the best headset for anc that the voice is natural hearing. Bluetooth and usb c is good. 3.5mm jack is a bonus. 200-300$ cad budget.
Hi Jeremy, with what you're looking for at this price point, to get ANC you'll need to up your budget. The 5 headsets in this video would be what we recommend. If you can up your budget to around 500-600$ cad, go with the Orosound Tilde Pro, Evolve2 75 or Evolve2 85.
Which model? All models in this video have a noise canceling microphone and are designed to help reduce co-workers around you, but won't 100% block out all the background noise, no matter which model you choose.
Definitely. All these headsets will do the best job possible to reduce the noise of co-workers talking next to you but none will be perfect at fully blocking out that noise.
It’s hard to say because all models still have their limitations. But the Evolve2 75 we’ve heard has been doing the best. Or take your pick of headset and get Krisp.ai
I am looking for a bluetooth over the ear headset (both ears) with a boom mic where I can hear myself in the headphones. I don't need them to for cpu use only on an iphone. I find that several will not let me hear my voice unless I plug into cpu and adjust talkback settings. Any recommendations? Thanks
@@HeadsetAdvisor I think he meant that you could simulate an environment where people are talking, by playing canned voice audio from speakers in the test room. it wouldn't be fair to use real people talking because they would act differently during every recording. by using canned audio you can make the test fair.
@@forasago Ah got it. On any of our newer videos we now have that mic test on a speaker with a number of common noises like co-workers talking, dogs barking, babies crying, and the famous blender test 😄
@@HeadsetAdvisor How about with pets? the ones with dogs our dogs outside? Maybe include a voice of a barking dog? or neighbors who party outside/ or put their karaoke on
Hi, pls suggest me something that is for on the go, working from home or office use which should be best for telemarketing calling. One ear and should consist a very good noise cancelation option as well as good sound quality and soft to the ear. Thanks In advance!
I have found that some headphones are great at canceling background noise but if someone is having a conversation or if they talk to me directly then it doesn’t block that at all. Have you done a test like that where is not background noise but actual person talking to you to see if these headphones block that noise??
The biggest challenge for noise cancellation in microphones is blocking out voices. None will be perfect and some are better than others but no matter which model you get some of the noise is going to get in depending how loud someone is talking near you. The best solution to this we've found is using software like neep.com or the best nosie canceling microphones we've tested so far is the Orosound Tilde Pro (new model called Orosound Evo coming out soon which will be even better), or the Epos Impact 1000 series.
All of these headsets have a digital effect - a narrow audio spectrum - compared to microphones used for podcasting. Is there any headset with a high-quality microphone that could be used for podcasting and when great audio is needed? As background, I currently use a podcasting microphone for remote court hearings because I have not found a headset with a comparable high-quality microphone.
Hey Aaron, most business headsets won’t give you as good of quality as a podcast type microphone because they add noise canceling technology. This is good because it helps reduce background noise in louder working environments, but on the flip side it sacrifices on voice quality in comparison to a podcast type microphone. The best sounding microphone we’ve tested so far is on the Tilde Pro. We’re also dropping a new video soon of a microphone you can attach to any headphones and sounds like it could be a good fit for you.
The Yealink WH62 noise cancelling is unreal, too bad I can't use it with my iPhone. What other suggestions for use with iPhone do you have that has great noise cancelling, please?
hi Headset Advisor. i live in a farm and friends complain about cock crowing, esp when they do a cacophony of noises, all 50 of them. friends are getting headaches! can you recommend a headphone that can reduce if not cancel these sounds? thanks!
WOAH that's a lot of chickens! I'm not sure any headsets will be able to fully block that out. That being said, which devices would you be connecting a headset to? We may have something in mind.
Will Tilde Pro wired function out of box? Will be using a company-issued laptop, and wont be able to install software. Looking for headset + mic, that can connect both wired and bluetooth. Having problems with bluetooth at times, so would prefer if there’s wired connection as well, for fail-safe
Why is the OG Jabra Evolve mic so much better blocking out background noise? And what’s the best headset in your opinion to use in a Telemarketing company? (To block out noice). Do you know if the mic blocks out more noice on the Engage 75 or Evolve2 75 series? Thanks :)
That's a tough question to answer as everyone seems to have a different perspective on which model cancels most background noise. If you're needing connectivity to mobile phone + computer or just one of these devices, then from our testing the Tilde Pro or Evolve2 75 UC would be the way to go.
The Orosound ones are over ear? I'm trying to find an over ear solution for my work station. To avoid getting distracted by the noisy environment at work.
Unfortunately not that we're aware of. Any Bluetooth or DECT headsets emit radiation, but from what we're awre of the amount is so low and not considered harmful (significantly less than cell phones). A wired headset like the Discover D722u would be the only option we can think of if you want to fully avoid any radiation.
@@HeadsetAdvisor Thanks. I'm required to wear a wired headset with mic. I'm working on different ways to get it on and with practice it's getting better. Now I'm just interested in a set with more comfortable earpieces.
1) I’ve been hearing good things about the Anker H700, what are your thoughts? 2) Considering the price of the EPOS Adapt 660 Bluetooth Headset, how do they compare with the Apple IPod Max?
Hi Alejandro, we’ve seen decent reviews online about the H700 but haven’t heard the same feedback from customers. The Adapt 660 will be a much better headset for calls and meetings then the AirPods max. That being said, the Orosound Tilde Pro out performs both as it has the detachable noise canceling mic boom for the best voice clarity.
I'd stay away from the H700, strong connection but for some reason, the audio drops at a certain point and you have to restart it (Happened twice today already)
We haven’t tested these with Dragon, but they all should work fine. The Orosound tilde pro will probably do best though as it has the best sounding mic of the 5. We’re going to do a video one day on headsets for Dragon.
@@HeadsetAdvisor makes sense, I tried to place an order on your website with amazon pay and it didn’t work. I live in Nigeria and would like it to go to a courier service in the US. I was unable to pay with my debit card and tried to pay with amazon pay but I doubt it went through
@@nellyjoseph2857 That makes sense because we don't ship outside of the US or Canada at this time. You'll want to contact Orosound directly and they'll be able to guide you to a local supplier. Email: sales@orosound.com
Great video. We have Poly and are looking at Jabra with a focus on ambient noise. But seeing as it appears to be the worst at noise cancellation I am reconsidering. We just got a gaming headset which does so much better than our Voyager but looks like a gaming headset. Such a shame that the gaming industry out performs offices (IMHO).
Hi John, thanks for watching! Every headset will have their pros and cons so it all comes down to what’s most important to you. What is it about your current Poly headsets that’s making you look at something else?
@@HeadsetAdvisor It was the noise cancellation. Our office is open and there is a shiny epoxy floor and glass desks. Looks very nice but the acoustics are awful. We ran a test between office and gaming headsets and found a clear winner. But we don't want to look unprofessional. The end result was that we are going to stick with the Poly because we have a bunch already and they are not that awful.
@@johnwilkinson1281 Good choice on keeping the current Poly headsets. Something that may help improve your current headsets is the app here krisp.ai/?ref=headsetadvisor
Orosound Tilde Pro or the new Orosound Evo (coming soon). Otherwise, you can consider neep.com noise canceling software which will do as good as possible.
I still cannot decide.. My biggest noise problem is not coming from blender or fan.. it is actually from my kids playing some cartoon on TV with a little too high volume.. 😔 but thanks for the video..
Thanks for watching. The microphone tests we provide are a benchmark to give you an idea which cancels noise best. Neither option will block 100% of background noise, but whichever you feel in this video reduced the background noise the most is your best bet.
Great Video! Yealink had the best noise cancellation. Jabra will work best for my job. What are your thoughts about Plantronics C2500 or EncorePro Hw525 headsets?
@@HeadsetAdvisor hi, thanks for the prompt reply. I'm actually doing CSR and property management jobs. So, I'm wondering if yealink headset wired UH34 and UH36 will work on any call apps. Right now, I'm working remotely and just had an interview with a new company so, I'm planning to buy this using the link from your website. Will this work in any other call apps for CSR jobs? Thanks in advance.
@@HeadsetAdvisor I also find yealink as the best headset with a reasonable price. Not expensive and has good value for money. I think the performance of yealink is better than the other brands.
my jabra evolve 75 broke after 2.5 years of use. They are nice and comfortable, but one day the mic stopped working, now the whole headset doesn't work.
Hi i'm from Pakistan and tomorrow is gonna be my first day in call center and i have buy a headset name "Stereo headset HS-19" what yours thoughts on it plz reply i'm waiting❤
Hi Laiba, we haven't tested this headaset so we're unable to comment on our thoughts. Let us know what you think when you try it and for any reason it doesn't work for your needs, there's other good quality options to consider.
Hi Genroy, these headsets are designed dfor your mobile phone + computer. There are other options designed for an office phone. Feel free to contact us for a few best recommendations.
Hi Ese, there’s a lot of headsets to choose from. If you contact us we can help narrow down a few best options for you. headsetadvisor.com/pages/contact-us
The sound test would have been better if you had background conversations. Also you need to play the background noise uncancelled to form a baseline. Close to being a good video. Nice watch.
Hi Marius, we haven't heard of any known bug in the microphone quality on this headset. Did you order from an Authorized Jabra Reseller? Just want to rule out it's not a counterfeit headset.
@@shaunbrenton1660 i use the dongle. Jabra has already confirmed that there is currently a bug with the firmware. There should be an update at the end of June, beginning of July. Whether it really fixes that I do not know. You can find a lot about it on Reddit. Currently, the microphone with dongle or Bluetooth is shameful. I still use it with the microphone flipped up. It is a compromise. But it is in my eyes the best headset on the market. Provided the update really helps.
Not fair to EPOS adapt 660-- boom less. Why not use the EPOS SDW with boom mic that was also shown in the table. then set to super wideband audio in the settings. Some might say, it's DECT. then so too is yealink:) I believe EPOS SDW 50xx paired with the base (not the dongle) is still one of the natural and best sounding wireless uc headset.
what are those prices? LOL these headsets better translate to and from a different language in the voice of the person speaking with no delay and remind me when I forget to close the refrigerator door.
Yes all of the headsets on this list are made for business use. The orosound does do very good for music too though (not audiophile quality but good enough for most)
@@blackhawkX02 they prioritize mic noise cancellation so you sacrifice a bit of pure mic quality for benefit of being heard clearly in noisy environments.
It doesn’t pick up every sound but headset noise cancellation is limited to the processing power of the headset so it won’t cancel everything out. We are working on a software solution that could solve this. Make sure your subscribed for future updates soon.
It sounds like we didn't setup the proper context. Being that each of these headsets have noise cancelling in the microphones, you won't get as good of mic quality in comparison to a ModMic for example. Most people who work from home, in the office or on the go will usually have different needs from those who would get a ModMic. When you work at home, in the office etc.. it's crucial in many cases to have mic noise cancellation to reduce the background noise callers would otherwise hear. That comes at a cost of sacrificing some mic quality, but for business calls/meetings will be acceptable for most.
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I really love that you went out of your way to show how the mic works and did a variety of tests for them. So many videos do not test the microphones.
Thank you so much and keep up the good work!
Thanks for the feedback, Rocio!
thats not out of the way, thats basic reviews, jesus
@@coffee8814 are you upset right now?
1. Yealink WH62
2. Orosound tilde pro
3. Jabra Evolve2 75
Thanks for sharing Alyssa!
Can we add “crying baby 10-15 feet away” test
We're reformatting the microphone test of our future videos, stay tuned! We'll be curious to hear if you find it any better.
Any opinion on a headset that will pick up less noise that my customers hear?
My office is full of loud people, I am looking for a headset mic that is less likely to pick up ambient noise, just my voice.
Tried the poly Voyager focus 2, but it doesn’t work as well as I expected. The noise canceling is much worse than my AirPod pros, and the mic doesn’t seem to have much difference when it comes to picking up the voices of my coworkers
The best you can get currently is the Orosound Tilde Pro, or use any headset of choice and get noise canceling software like neep.com
@@HeadsetAdvisor I will look into this, thank you for quick response
The winner in Quiet test is Jabra mic but Yealink cancelled the blender noise perfectly! Amazing!😯
Thanks for sharing your thoughts 😁
Here’s my challenge: when I use headsets (I have the fanciest one from yealink right now over both ears), I can’t hear mySELF talking. So it’s like speaking deaf. I heart the other person great in the headset but I get no sound feedback when I’m talking. Imagine covering your ears w your hands and trying to have a conversation. It makes me speak to loud to the other person because I don’t hear myself loud and clear when I respond. Do any of these headsets mitigate this so you can hear both the other person and yourself talk?
We know what you mean! All headsets on this list have the feature called "sidetone" to hear your voice aside from the Yealink model.
Thanks for calling this out!
Yealink WH62, clear winner imo
Thanks for sharing, Victor 🙏
I think so too!
does it work well with AVAYA?
How much
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I have the Yealink portable version. I thought the voice sounded the most natural in the Yealink & I own both Poly & Logitech Bluetooth headsets. So far I have not had a customer tell me that it sounded like I was under water like they did on my 2 Bluetooth headsets .The Yealink feels cheaper but for me it’s all about signal reliability & the DECT 6.0 has shown that it doesn’t interfere with my wifi & Bluetooth music devices I play while working in a very fast paced, high dial, work from home position
Thanks for watching, Paul!
I've been using the Focus UC (the original one) for about 4 years now. It has finally kicked the bucket and started falling apart. So 4 years of daily use is pretty darn good. I will say that this thing has outstanding mic noise cancellation and folks on my meetings at work have never heard my 4 kids screaming even when they are in the same room as me. Recently my newborn was crying while I was holding him and no one heard him while I was trying to talk.
The problem with Poly (formerly Plantronics) is they are horrible at bug fixing, at least from my experience. About 3 years ago they released a firmware update that essentially made the audible 'Mute On' voice become stuck and call out every time you mute. You can flip this off in the settings to just a tone, but the setting changes do nothing.. Despite countless complaints on forums, they have never fixed it. This is just one example so I am very tempted to give Jabra a shot.
Can you share the link to this headset? I have 4 kids and I’m desperately looking for one that works!
Can you share the name of the headset you use I currently have a newborn and I need a really good one!!
I had a terrible experience with my Jabra Evolve2 85. Specifically, the boom mic started to work erratically after a year of use. I made sure to update it with the latest firmware but did not resolve the issue. I did my research and found out that this is a common issue as well.
i've had bad experiences with bluetooth devices. for some reasons, my colleagues could hardly hear me like randomly on teams. it doesn't happen when im using my usb headphone. i have like 5 bluetooth devices and they're all the same.
If connecting to a computer when having this bad experience, we'd highly recommend purchasing a headset that includes a proprietary USB Dongle like the Evolve2 75 UC, rather than connecting to the computer via Bluetooth and you may have a much different experience.
@@HeadsetAdvisor thanks for the tip.
Thank you for such a brief summary. Way better than tons of long reviews of each device separately. It saved me a lot of time. You explained how dedicated buttons work (like MS Teams button). It was unclear from manufacturers sites :) and also sound test showed that unfortunately every brand sounds artificially. So I will try something like Rode Wireless Go 2.
It would be great to hear your studio recording mic against blender as a reference.
You're welcome! The reason you will hear some artificial sound is because when there's a noise canceling microphone it's using technology to try and reduce the background noise. So, there's a sacrifice that has to be made vs a microphone like Rode from a voice quality standpoint will be a better way to go if noise in your environment isn't an issue and you're looking for the best mic sound.
wow! now i have an idea which one (or brand) to choose. thank you very much.
You're welcome!
Hi , I have three small dogs barking downstairs , what headset willblock them so my caller wont hear them and can be used on teams ETC. without software installtion cause my company is strict
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Seems like yealink is the best.. the quiet test sounds like underwater, but the blender test, you wouldn't hear the blender at all compare to others. Jabra has nice quiet test, but not blender or fan test
Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts.
Hello, can i ask you a question? I search good headset for videocalls. But my wish is, the headset must be in the white color. Then my complete setup is in white and when i found a good headset in this color is nice. You have some idea?
This would be a headset to consider ruclips.net/video/DIdPx1XsrNM/видео.html
Can you suggest something which is a neck band for the same purpose
The only one that would come close is here ruclips.net/video/7tm9PAU0-lE/видео.htmlsi=8ZR-56Ffc8pcYUaR
1. Orosound tilde pro
2. Jabra Evolve2 75
3. Yealink WH62
Thanks for sharing, Amir!
Can I use these for when playing android games on my phone for RUclips videos
You can
@@HeadsetAdvisor thanks for the reply, I think I'm getting Logitech G335 Gaming Headset its only 50$
Which work headsets with mic do you recommend for iphone?
Hmmm iphone only? You can shop our top headsets here but they are more for computer and iPhone headsetadvisor.com/collections/best-selling-headsets-for-work you should checkout Yealink bh71 or Shokz opencomm2
Yealink was the best in the comparison
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Hi! Please suggest what headphones I can use with my PC for skype calls with the best audio output. Thanks.
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@@HeadsetAdvisor Thanks a lot.
Can you connect via Bluetooth the Yealink WH62 to an iPhone?
Unfortunately not. The WH67 would be able to though headsetadvisor.com/products/yealink-wh67-dect-wireless-convertible-headset
Awsome videos, u just saved me a lot of money on testing TY!!!!
Glad we could help!
What did you eventually buy & are you happy with it?
is there an inexpensive headset that will work with a Polycom phone and a computer???
When you say inexpensive how do you mean?
@@HeadsetAdvisor Under $100
@@shake741 which model of polycom phone?
Hello what's the best wireless headset for Zendesk Talk? Please advice. Thank you!
It all depends on what is most important to you in a headset. There isn't a one size fits all.
I bought a Poly Voyager Focus 2 UC after I watched your review. Now I regret buying because after a year of use, I am getting complaints that my voice is garbled when I am in the train (Hong Kong MTR trains are high speed underground rail)
i am using Sennheiser SDW 5066 a very powerful headset, it can connect to many devices (multipoint) excellent headset
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
Hey there im looking for the best headset for anc that the voice is natural hearing. Bluetooth and usb c is good. 3.5mm jack is a bonus.
200-300$ cad budget.
Hi Jeremy, with what you're looking for at this price point, to get ANC you'll need to up your budget. The 5 headsets in this video would be what we recommend. If you can up your budget to around 500-600$ cad, go with the Orosound Tilde Pro, Evolve2 75 or Evolve2 85.
Does this work for noisy officemates?
Which model? All models in this video have a noise canceling microphone and are designed to help reduce co-workers around you, but won't 100% block out all the background noise, no matter which model you choose.
one big thing is how is the mic in buzy environment . if many people talk in a small space. You never wanna have some other "call" in your mic.
Definitely. All these headsets will do the best job possible to reduce the noise of co-workers talking next to you but none will be perfect at fully blocking out that noise.
Which one would you pick to cancel out noisy kids in background? Working from home unfortunately.
It’s hard to say because all models still have their limitations. But the Evolve2 75 we’ve heard has been doing the best. Or take your pick of headset and get Krisp.ai
@@HeadsetAdvisor thank you! Will give it a try!
I am looking for a bluetooth over the ear headset (both ears) with a boom mic where I can hear myself in the headphones. I don't need them to for cpu use only on an iphone. I find that several will not let me hear my voice unless I plug into cpu and adjust talkback settings. Any recommendations? Thanks
Hi Michael, the headset at the link below would fit your needs.
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that was a goooood test. thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Hi, have you ever reviewed Executive Pro Overture? I'm curious to know what your thoughts about it are.
Hi Alma, we haven't but we'll add it to our list.
Do you consider BOSE 700 UC for business meetings?
Yes, Bose 700 UC isn’t a bad way to go. You just don’t get as good of mic quality vs a headset with a mic boom
You should've tested with a television on, so we could see if how they cancel voice as well as noise.
Thanks for your feedback! Do you think a lot of people are working at home with their TV on? Could be a good test for us to add.
@@HeadsetAdvisor I think he meant that you could simulate an environment where people are talking, by playing canned voice audio from speakers in the test room. it wouldn't be fair to use real people talking because they would act differently during every recording. by using canned audio you can make the test fair.
@@forasago Ah got it. On any of our newer videos we now have that mic test on a speaker with a number of common noises like co-workers talking, dogs barking, babies crying, and the famous blender test 😄
@@HeadsetAdvisor How about with pets? the ones with dogs our dogs outside? Maybe include a voice of a barking dog? or neighbors who party outside/ or put their karaoke on
the Yea link and Polyvoger sounded the best.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi, pls suggest me something that is for on the go, working from home or office use which should be best for telemarketing calling. One ear and should consist a very good noise cancelation option as well as good sound quality and soft to the ear. Thanks In advance!
Which devices do you need a headset to connect to?
@@HeadsetAdvisor cellphone?
I have found that some headphones are great at canceling background noise but if someone is having a conversation or if they talk to me directly then it doesn’t block that at all. Have you done a test like that where is not background noise but actual person talking to you to see if these headphones block that noise??
The biggest challenge for noise cancellation in microphones is blocking out voices. None will be perfect and some are better than others but no matter which model you get some of the noise is going to get in depending how loud someone is talking near you.
The best solution to this we've found is using software like neep.com or the best nosie canceling microphones we've tested so far is the Orosound Tilde Pro (new model called Orosound Evo coming out soon which will be even better), or the Epos Impact 1000 series.
How about the Anker H700?
All of these headsets have a digital effect - a narrow audio spectrum - compared to microphones used for podcasting. Is there any headset with a high-quality microphone that could be used for podcasting and when great audio is needed?
As background, I currently use a podcasting microphone for remote court hearings because I have not found a headset with a comparable high-quality microphone.
Hey Aaron, most business headsets won’t give you as good of quality as a podcast type microphone because they add noise canceling technology.
This is good because it helps reduce background noise in louder working environments, but on the flip side it sacrifices on voice quality in comparison to a podcast type microphone.
The best sounding microphone we’ve tested so far is on the Tilde Pro. We’re also dropping a new video soon of a microphone you can attach to any headphones and sounds like it could be a good fit for you.
Here’s a link to the new video with the microphone that may be a good fit for you ruclips.net/video/Tut1KDa_S3M/видео.html
Great video! Tysm! I think the first one was The best!
Thanks for voting :)
The Yealink WH62 noise cancelling is unreal, too bad I can't use it with my iPhone.
What other suggestions for use with iPhone do you have that has great noise cancelling, please?
Please contact us so we can point you in the right direction. headsetadvisor.com/pages/contact-us
hi Headset Advisor. i live in a farm and friends complain about cock crowing, esp when they do a cacophony of noises, all 50 of them. friends are getting headaches! can you recommend a headphone that can reduce if not cancel these sounds? thanks!
WOAH that's a lot of chickens! I'm not sure any headsets will be able to fully block that out. That being said, which devices would you be connecting a headset to? We may have something in mind.
Will Tilde Pro wired function out of box? Will be using a company-issued laptop, and wont be able to install software. Looking for headset + mic, that can connect both wired and bluetooth. Having problems with bluetooth at times, so would prefer if there’s wired connection as well, for fail-safe
Yes, the Tilde Pro will work out of the box via Bluetooth or a wired connection to your computer.
@@HeadsetAdvisor Great, thanks!
Why is the OG Jabra Evolve mic so much better blocking out background noise?
And what’s the best headset in your opinion to use in a Telemarketing company? (To block out noice).
Do you know if the mic blocks out more noice on the Engage 75 or Evolve2 75 series?
Thanks :)
That's a tough question to answer as everyone seems to have a different perspective on which model cancels most background noise.
If you're needing connectivity to mobile phone + computer or just one of these devices, then from our testing the Tilde Pro or Evolve2 75 UC would be the way to go.
12:10 is the test
Thanks for being helpful TJ
Are there any bluetooth headsets for computers that wont allow my callers to hear my dogs barking that also has a mute button?
The Orosound Tilde Pro is the best we've tested, or you can consider adding noise canceling software like neep.com
The Orosound ones are over ear? I'm trying to find an over ear solution for my work station. To avoid getting distracted by the noisy environment at work.
Hi Andres, yes for Orosound you’ll want the C+ model for over-ear cushions.
Any of these that use airtube/ radiation free head sets ?
Unfortunately not that we're aware of. Any Bluetooth or DECT headsets emit radiation, but from what we're awre of the amount is so low and not considered harmful (significantly less than cell phones).
A wired headset like the Discover D722u would be the only option we can think of if you want to fully avoid any radiation.
great job Sir. it's not a prob to use all of these ones without wire for exemple in call center?
Any suggestions on how to put on a headset using just one hand?
Hi Elizabeth, that's a tough one to explain. If you only have use of one hand, a single earpiece headset may be best.
@@HeadsetAdvisor Thanks. I'm required to wear a wired headset with mic. I'm working on different ways to get it on and with practice it's getting better. Now I'm just interested in a set with more comfortable earpieces.
@@betheme29 which headset do you currently use?
1) I’ve been hearing good things about the Anker H700, what are your thoughts?
2) Considering the price of the EPOS Adapt 660 Bluetooth Headset, how do they compare with the Apple IPod Max?
Hi Alejandro, we’ve seen decent reviews online about the H700 but haven’t heard the same feedback from customers.
The Adapt 660 will be a much better headset for calls and meetings then the AirPods max. That being said, the Orosound Tilde Pro out performs both as it has the detachable noise canceling mic boom for the best voice clarity.
I'd stay away from the H700, strong connection but for some reason, the audio drops at a certain point and you have to restart it (Happened twice today already)
thanks for this review. Have you tested any of these with the Dragon Nuance dictation software?
We haven’t tested these with Dragon, but they all should work fine. The Orosound tilde pro will probably do best though as it has the best sounding mic of the 5.
We’re going to do a video one day on headsets for Dragon.
I have a question David, now the Jabra 65 flex is out do you prefer it to your number one choice?
We don't prefer any headset as a number one choice. No headset is perfect and it depeneds on your unique needs as which headset is best to go with.
@@HeadsetAdvisor makes sense, I tried to place an order on your website with amazon pay and it didn’t work. I live in Nigeria and would like it to go to a courier service in the US. I was unable to pay with my debit card and tried to pay with amazon pay but I doubt it went through
@@nellyjoseph2857 That makes sense because we don't ship outside of the US or Canada at this time. You'll want to contact Orosound directly and they'll be able to guide you to a local supplier. Email: sales@orosound.com
How does the Jabra Evolve 75 compare to the 85?
Hey David, check out this video and it may answer your question :) ruclips.net/video/bYJya_Bl-Ck/видео.html
Great video. We have Poly and are looking at Jabra with a focus on ambient noise. But seeing as it appears to be the worst at noise cancellation I am reconsidering. We just got a gaming headset which does so much better than our Voyager but looks like a gaming headset. Such a shame that the gaming industry out performs offices (IMHO).
Hi John, thanks for watching! Every headset will have their pros and cons so it all comes down to what’s most important to you.
What is it about your current Poly headsets that’s making you look at something else?
@@HeadsetAdvisor It was the noise cancellation. Our office is open and there is a shiny epoxy floor and glass desks. Looks very nice but the acoustics are awful. We ran a test between office and gaming headsets and found a clear winner. But we don't want to look unprofessional.
The end result was that we are going to stick with the Poly because we have a bunch already and they are not that awful.
@@johnwilkinson1281 Good choice on keeping the current Poly headsets. Something that may help improve your current headsets is the app here krisp.ai/?ref=headsetadvisor
Hi Wilkinson, may i ask which is the gaming headset that you are using that is better than the Voyager?
We tested it for noise cancellation and it did a great job in an office with sound reflective floors.
Which is best for crying babies ? please help i need asap for blocking out baby crying/noise .
Orosound Tilde Pro or the new Orosound Evo (coming soon). Otherwise, you can consider neep.com noise canceling software which will do as good as possible.
I still cannot decide.. My biggest noise problem is not coming from blender or fan.. it is actually from my kids playing some cartoon on TV with a little too high volume.. 😔 but thanks for the video..
Thanks for watching. The microphone tests we provide are a benchmark to give you an idea which cancels noise best. Neither option will block 100% of background noise, but whichever you feel in this video reduced the background noise the most is your best bet.
Great Video! Yealink had the best noise cancellation. Jabra will work best for my job. What are your thoughts about Plantronics C2500 or EncorePro Hw525 headsets?
Thanks for watching. C5200 or HW525 headsets work good as well.
orosound definitly sounded best on the tests with the jabra coming in second
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Jabra!!! Yes!!! thank you...shopping now!
Glad this helped you :)
For baby cry which is best ?
Does yealink work in different call apps?
Hi Cris, yes it does. Which all apps are you looking to use it with?
@@HeadsetAdvisor hi, thanks for the prompt reply. I'm actually doing CSR and property management jobs. So, I'm wondering if yealink headset wired UH34 and UH36 will work on any call apps. Right now, I'm working remotely and just had an interview with a new company so, I'm planning to buy this using the link from your website. Will this work in any other call apps for CSR jobs? Thanks in advance.
@@HeadsetAdvisor I also find yealink as the best headset with a reasonable price. Not expensive and has good value for money. I think the performance of yealink is better than the other brands.
@@criscanlas1784 They definitely make some very good value headsets!
@@criscanlas1784 Yes as long as you’re connecting to the computer both will work on most call apps like Teams, Zoom, Ringcentral etc..
my jabra evolve 75 broke after 2.5 years of use. They are nice and comfortable, but one day the mic stopped working, now the whole headset doesn't work.
Hi Jose, sorry to hear that! Give the Orosound Tilde Pro a look. At a minimum you're covered with a 3 year warranty.
Hi you can get a replacement as the Jabra warranty period is 3 years
please review headsets for smule recording in android please.
Hi i'm from Pakistan and tomorrow is gonna be my first day in call center and i have buy a headset name "Stereo headset HS-19" what yours thoughts on it plz reply i'm waiting❤
Hi Laiba, we haven't tested this headaset so we're unable to comment on our thoughts. Let us know what you think when you try it and for any reason it doesn't work for your needs, there's other good quality options to consider.
You should do a hair test, some mics pick the noise when hair rubs close to the mic area.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Do this work with telephone/ office phones?
Hi Genroy, these headsets are designed dfor your mobile phone + computer. There are other options designed for an office phone. Feel free to contact us for a few best recommendations.
@@HeadsetAdvisor what do you recommend for office phones with noise cancelation.
*mic noise cancelation
Which headset is best for avaya soft phone
Hi Ese, there’s a lot of headsets to choose from. If you contact us we can help narrow down a few best options for you. headsetadvisor.com/pages/contact-us
Table comparison? Price?
Great feedback to help us improve.
But who would use Mixer Juicer at office ??
Agreed it's a very extreme test 😁
The sound test would have been better if you had background conversations. Also you need to play the background noise uncancelled to form a baseline. Close to being a good video. Nice watch.
Thanks for your feedback :)
Will these work with cell phones?
Yes :)
i believe Yealink WH62 is the best compared to all..
Thanks for sharing your opinion 🙂
Do you ship to South Korea?
Hi Evander, not at this time. Only to the US and Canada.
Can you get the Yealink headset with the noise canceling microphone?
Hi Alexandra, the noise canceling mic is built in already :)
Yeh link
I have the evolve2 75 with version 1.7.4 and my microphone quality is so bad that my counterpart can't understand me. Are there any known bugs?
Hi Marius, we haven't heard of any known bug in the microphone quality on this headset. Did you order from an Authorized Jabra Reseller? Just want to rule out it's not a counterfeit headset.
I am interested in this very same headset and this comment concerns me. Were you by chance using your PC's built in bluetooth? or via the dongle?
@@shaunbrenton1660 i use the dongle. Jabra has already confirmed that there is currently a bug with the firmware. There should be an update at the end of June, beginning of July. Whether it really fixes that I do not know. You can find a lot about it on Reddit. Currently, the microphone with dongle or Bluetooth is shameful. I still use it with the microphone flipped up. It is a compromise. But it is in my eyes the best headset on the market. Provided the update really helps.
Not fair to EPOS adapt 660-- boom less. Why not use the EPOS SDW with boom mic that was also shown in the table. then set to super wideband audio in the settings.
Some might say, it's DECT. then so too is yealink:)
I believe EPOS SDW 50xx paired with the base (not the dongle) is still one of the natural and best sounding wireless uc headset.
You're right, the EPOS SDW series has a very good microphone!
I had to listen to it a few times, but the Jabra mic seems to win out.
Thanks for watching 🙏
Well it's $400, so I would hope so
what are those prices? LOL these headsets better translate to and from a different language in the voice of the person speaking with no delay and remind me when I forget to close the refrigerator door.
Seems like a headset here amzn.to/4e64NtK could be more in line with your budget and expectations.
Buenos tests.
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OroSound looks great, but seems for business and enterprise use one :/!?
Yes all of the headsets on this list are made for business use. The orosound does do very good for music too though (not audiophile quality but good enough for most)
Please can someone tell my why on-ear headsets exist? They are only uncomfortable...
Everyones preferences are different is the short answer :)
Those are the best headphone microphones for business calls?
They're not bad, but I think I'll just go for gaming headsets
@@blackhawkX02 they prioritize mic noise cancellation so you sacrifice a bit of pure mic quality for benefit of being heard clearly in noisy environments.
I don't like Jabra. My company uses the Jabra evolve headsets and I had to have my headset replaced 3 different times.
Sorry to hear that :(
Jabar pick up every sound. Why is that your favorite
It doesn’t pick up every sound but headset noise cancellation is limited to the processing power of the headset so it won’t cancel everything out. We are working on a software solution that could solve this. Make sure your subscribed for future updates soon.
Please add time stamps to your vids
Thanks for the feedback to help us improve
Some of the headsets got a low rating on Amazon for instance EPOS ADAPT 260
Thanks for sharing your thoughts
Maybe I'm missing context on what the baseline should be but they all sound terrible compared to the mod mic.
It sounds like we didn't setup the proper context. Being that each of these headsets have noise cancelling in the microphones, you won't get as good of mic quality in comparison to a ModMic for example. Most people who work from home, in the office or on the go will usually have different needs from those who would get a ModMic. When you work at home, in the office etc.. it's crucial in many cases to have mic noise cancellation to reduce the background noise callers would otherwise hear. That comes at a cost of sacrificing some mic quality, but for business calls/meetings will be acceptable for most.
Video doesn’t start till 2 minutes in
Poly Voyager Focus 2 ftw
Thanks for watching
decent review when comparing between brands, but the tests are missing the control, aka the 1 without any cancellation.
Hi Jonathan, thanks for catching that to help us improve.
Start at 2:02
Please do an updated under $50 headsets for work from home
i think i liked jabra for work from home. because many distraction noise.
Thanks for sharing 😄
Yealink!~😀
Thanks for watching, Gerry 😁
oro sound is best
Thanks for watching and sharing your vote!