Hi I love your video and find best headphones. I am from india and I try to order a product from your site but delivery not available show. Can you please help me to order headphones. Or can you suggest me best call quality headphones with best budget. It's lot for me. Thanks
I Didn’t know what headset would be best to replace the ones I use for working from home which are a pretty basic plantronics that were provided by the job but after listening to your video the D722U sounded the most clear when speaking and the noise cancellation seems great since I’m near the front door of the house and have small dogs, placed my order after this video! Can’t wait to get my D722U pair! *** forgot to mention I can’t use Bluetooth headsets so this was the perfect video! ***
Hey Jevon! That’s great to hear this video helped you. When the headset arrives, two tips. 1. Mic position and 2. Mic volume is very important. Feel free to contact our service team to test it and and go through any adjustments if needed.
I'm sorry, but earcups that only rotate 90 degrees in the outward direction isn't a minor issue. The human ear doesn't project at a 90 degree angle, it is actually slightly forward facing, meaning 90 degree rotating earpieces put excess stress on the rear portion of the ear. Had the jabras been able to rotate farther (say 100 degrees), the padding may have been sufficiently comfortable since the pressure would be more evenly distributed across the width of your ear.
Actually, when working from home you might want to have "transparent" headset that lets you hear when a kid or a pet requires your attention, or maybe someone is at your door - you don't want to miss a postman bringing you some important documents to sign. At the same time, you don't want to transmit those noises through your microphone. I wanted also to see Sennheiser SC 160 included - seems a great alternative to Jabra 40 and Plantronics/Poly C5220 but not sure about comfort - which are the best ones to wear all day long and still hear what's going on around you.
It’s personal preference, of course, but I prefer a flat eq for voice, not headphones with ‘good bass’. For example, my current set-up involves an old pair of studio monitor headphones and the mic in my MacBook (not ideal, I know, hoping to soon upgrade to usb mic - I’m watching this video as research into quality headsets as an alternative solution). When listening to a colleague’s presentation, and not expecting to contribute, I listen through studio monitor speakers, again with a flat eq. Point being, these solution are easy on the ear, flattening out droning bass hum or random voice squeaks! Thanks for the insight 👍
Hey JD, that soundblaster accessory looks awesome!! Thank you for sharing that. We’ve never come across this accessory before and that’s a great solution.
I need a good one with a mute button let’s be honest customers are sometimes extra and a *sigh* might slip out sometimes lol I need to block those moments
It's always a good idea to double check the mute button is for sure on before letting something slip out 😂 The D722U in this video may be the way to go because it has a clear visual indicator when you press the mute button. You can check it out when we do the mic test. Video here ruclips.net/video/1QiCe4BgBgU/видео.html
you know this guy knows his stuff, when the first thing you hear is his voice is peeking so much that my crappy speakers are distorting. try to put a compressor or limiter on youre video mait. and sett the output to at least -0.2 db. but i wach the hole video and ther whas some good info so thanks
What is the best for noise cancelling microphone without using any software tech? Can you suggest two? One if budget not an issue and another with price considered. Thanks!
Great question. Option 1 If you're within the US or Canada this is one we highly recommend based on what our customers tell us ruclips.net/video/1QiCe4BgBgU/видео.html Option 2 (wireless and budget not being an issue) ruclips.net/video/NX-bEkgwatw/видео.html Option 3 (wired and budget friendly that should be available in most countries) ruclips.net/video/23n6uvX8Yao/видео.html
You're welcome and thanks for watching. That's a tough one, both headsets are very comparable so you can't go wrong with either. We will have to do a video comparison for you to hear the difference, and make that decision for yourself on this one because it's too hard to say one over the other.
Thanks for this video. Why you decided to go with the old Evolve 40 over the new Evolve2 40? Also, think you forgot to test the 8225 in the mic noise cancellation test. The 8225 has the Acoustic Fence feature, while the 5220 does not. So mic quality is not (or should not be) the same quality. Nevertheless, still useful vid. Thanks!
Thanks for your feedback Rob! Many customers requested the Evolve 40 mic test as it's still widely used. We will add to the list the Evolve2 40 and the 8225 in the future. The Acoustic Fence name is cool, but from our experience most professional quality headsets with a noise canceling mic are very similar. The main way we've seen noise to be mainly blocked out is using a headset with a noise canceling mic, paired with noise reducing technology like Krisp.ai
Also Rob, I was notified the 8225 mic test was missed on this video. Here's the video of the 8225 mic test for your reference :) ruclips.net/video/cZz3nB131w8/видео.html
I need a good noice cancelling microphone.. most important is to block the client from hearing background noise from renovations from the unit adjacent to me. Its mostly drilling and outside landscape blowers (I am old school so I don't want my whole ear covered like those gaming headsets.
The connection is the most important aspect of all. It doesn’t matter how great the product is if it cannot be connected. I wish you had mentioned that at the beginning. I am still confused about which of these headsets have a 3.5mm jack and which don’t. I am not interested in the ones that don’t.
You're right. The bad news is this headset has a USB connection. The good news is there's another variant of this same headset that would allow you to connect with a 3.5mm jack. You would get the variant here headsetadvisor.com/products/discover-d712-dual-speaker-wired-office-headset-for-professionals?_pos=1&_sid=d0e7945ee&_ss=r with the 3.5mm accessory here headsetadvisor.com/products/discover-d107-direct-connect-cable-with-3-5mm-connector?_pos=3&_sid=43127c413&_ss=r
@@HeadsetAdvisor Thank you for your advice. After watching your video, I have cancelled a planned online order for cheap headphones and I have instead spent twice as much money and have bought the Jabra Evolve 40. I have just started working from home and I will be working 12-hour long shifts using the telephone, so I need something reasonably comfortable to wear and efficient to use. My employer won’t contribute to the cost at all, so I cannot spend a lot of money. I think your suggestions will be a good compromise. Thank you again for your help.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Smart choice! I think you'll be happy for doing so. For any reason you don't love the headset, return it and try one of the other models in the video :)
May I know if there is a Headset with a physical mic (microphone) which can connect via both bluetooth (that is wireless) and AUX or USB cable (that is wired).
Yes, you can use the headset at the link below either wireless via Bluetooth or you can plug in the USB cable to use it as a wired headset. ruclips.net/video/NX-bEkgwatw/видео.html
Can you please do a video on the better options for under $75. I am a contract worker, so there is no reimbursement program I qualify for at most companies
Hi Harshdeep, it's a matter of personal preference. Someone whose on calls all day long usually wants a more lightweight headset like the models in this video that rest on the ear. You may want to consider a headset like the D722U here ruclips.net/video/1QiCe4BgBgU/видео.html or the Evolve 80 here ruclips.net/video/y0GKY9U5gBg/видео.html
Can you advise which is a good wired & wireless headset to use for work from home that would be available in India? I am currently using the Plantronics C3220 wired headsets
Good evening. I hope you can help. I am need to find a headset dual speakers that I can hear my voice through the speakers as I can hear the person speaking as well. I have this MPOW and when I speak I can't hear it through the ears only outside I hate it. If you please recommend some brands I would appreciate it. Thank you Nio
Hi Jerry, The Logi 750 is a very good headset as well. This video was recorded awhile ago so when we come out with a new one the Logi 750 may be on there :) there's so many great options to choose from today!
Hey, I need help with a headset recommendation. I just can not figure out the best for me. I need something with ANC Over the ear With a boom mic with unidirectional or noice cancelling as well Wireless Bluetooth Under 300$ Is there anything that meets all of that?
Hi Porsha, if the Mac Air has USB-A ports then yes out of the box these will work. If you only have USB-C ports, you'd need a converter from USB-C to USB-A then any of these headsets would work.
the Evolve 30 would be closer to the Blackwire 5220, and the Blackwire 3220 would be most comparable to the Evolve 20. For entry level headsets, we think you'd be happy with either model you'd choose. The 5220 from our testing will be more comfortable then the Evolve 20 and 30. A new headset you may also want to consider is here ruclips.net/video/I2tJ5rZIoII/видео.html
Could you please suggest an In-Ear type , Wired/Wireless , noise cancelling for ‘Laptop+teams’ conference calls. I aready own a platronics wire headset that works great but problem is, I take calls for 6-7 hours and its unconfortable. Wearas in-ear can be worn for longer hours without problem. I have already tried Jabra, platronics, Airpods and my normal ear buds but they all give shitty voice quality and does not work well with ‘Laptop+ teams’. Is there any in-ear replacement for my platronics?
Also, another model to consider if you're set on having dual earbuds, this headset is better designed for your application ruclips.net/video/8kEYBb5VwAI/видео.html
just sharing a thought as im working 9h per day on the phone, im browsing for a wired headset because in fact you want to stay away from wireless, the amount of EMF that are made from for example Airpods (which is my case) is very high and i started to have weird headaches at the end of the day. the irony as well is if youre looking for something to last, wired is your bet, wireless means battery and my airpod could die 1x or 2x in a day
@@vinayaktiwari4383 I hear you on the wearing style. Here’s another model to consider I thought of. Covers one ear but works great. ruclips.net/video/SG_HdEIXyNE/видео.html
@@4kushh Thanks for sharing your thoughts! A headset you may want to consider in that case is here ruclips.net/video/SG_HdEIXyNE/видео.html Check it out!
@@HeadsetAdvisor computer. I need the headset with the best noise cancelling microphone. Blocking noises for me isn’t as important as not wanting my clients to be distracted by what’s going on in my background working from home
There's very few options with ANC for whatever reason, but the Blackwire 8225 would be the way to go here ruclips.net/video/JCgkfRfjOlg/видео.html It comes in both USB-A and USB-C
@@shohrukhkhonabdurasulov7903 Hmm wired over-the-ear with ANC it's shocking but none that I can think of. That being said, you could us a headset like here ruclips.net/video/WKT_F75TtCc/видео.html as a wired or wireless headset.
@@shohrukhkhonabdurasulov7903 These would be two more to consider (D722U doesn't have ANC but does fully enclose your ears ruclips.net/video/8vi15JcpaYc/видео.html
@@HeadsetAdvisor These are much better options. Thank you. But again as I undestand from your reviews that Jabra evolve 80's ANC is only for low-frequency noise and its microphone is not really noise cancelling. Plus these are not straightly USB C. I am looking for noisy office headset for calls with good noise isolating ability like Bose NC700 or Sony wh-1000xm4 but with direct USB C wire. If there are still no such option among well known brands, even after pandemic, I suppose there are may be only two reason for this. First one=Good one. It is technologically difficult to make. Or second, it will curb long term profits of those producers because they can last years.
Disturbed by your neighbor mowing the lawn? Do you live in a tent? But all kidding aside, can electronic noise cancelling ever perform as effectively as a simple boom mic?
Those are actually some really good video ideas where we can demonstrate a noise canceling mic 😁 how do you mean when you say electronic noise canceling vs a simple boom mic?
@@priscillafernando7026 Sounds good, right? If you're within the US or Canada, feel free to order here headsetadvisor.com/products/plantronics-poly-blackwire-8225-premium-wired-uc-headset-with-anc and use coupon RUclips for an additional discount.
Thanks for your feedback Karl! The Acoustic Fence name is cool, but from our experience the only true way to block out most background noise is one of these headsets, paired with noise canceling technology like Krisp.ai
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Hi I love your video and find best headphones. I am from india and I try to order a product from your site but delivery not available show. Can you please help me to order headphones. Or can you suggest me best call quality headphones with best budget. It's lot for me. Thanks
I Didn’t know what headset would be best to replace the ones I use for working from home which are a pretty basic plantronics that were provided by the job but after listening to your video the D722U sounded the most clear when speaking and the noise cancellation seems great since I’m near the front door of the house and have small dogs, placed my order after this video! Can’t wait to get my D722U pair! *** forgot to mention I can’t use Bluetooth headsets so this was the perfect video! ***
Hey Jevon! That’s great to hear this video helped you. When the headset arrives, two tips. 1. Mic position and 2. Mic volume is very important. Feel free to contact our service team to test it and and go through any adjustments if needed.
I'm sorry, but earcups that only rotate 90 degrees in the outward direction isn't a minor issue. The human ear doesn't project at a 90 degree angle, it is actually slightly forward facing, meaning 90 degree rotating earpieces put excess stress on the rear portion of the ear. Had the jabras been able to rotate farther (say 100 degrees), the padding may have been sufficiently comfortable since the pressure would be more evenly distributed across the width of your ear.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Actually, when working from home you might want to have "transparent" headset that lets you hear when a kid or a pet requires your attention, or maybe someone is at your door - you don't want to miss a postman bringing you some important documents to sign. At the same time, you don't want to transmit those noises through your microphone.
I wanted also to see Sennheiser SC 160 included - seems a great alternative to Jabra 40 and Plantronics/Poly C5220 but not sure about comfort - which are the best ones to wear all day long and still hear what's going on around you.
It’s personal preference, of course, but I prefer a flat eq for voice, not headphones with ‘good bass’. For example, my current set-up involves an old pair of studio monitor headphones and the mic in my MacBook (not ideal, I know, hoping to soon upgrade to usb mic - I’m watching this video as research into quality headsets as an alternative solution). When listening to a colleague’s presentation, and not expecting to contribute, I listen through studio monitor speakers, again with a flat eq. Point being, these solution are easy on the ear, flattening out droning bass hum or random voice squeaks! Thanks for the insight 👍
Hi Dennis, thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. If you decide to give one of these headsets a try, let us know how you like it!
Get a 5220 + a soundblaster play4 to compensate for the sound fence mode that is missing vs 8225 perhaps
Hey JD, that soundblaster accessory looks awesome!! Thank you for sharing that. We’ve never come across this accessory before and that’s a great solution.
I need a good one with a mute button let’s be honest customers are sometimes extra and a *sigh* might slip out sometimes lol I need to block those moments
It's always a good idea to double check the mute button is for sure on before letting something slip out 😂 The D722U in this video may be the way to go because it has a clear visual indicator when you press the mute button. You can check it out when we do the mic test. Video here ruclips.net/video/1QiCe4BgBgU/видео.html
you know this guy knows his stuff, when the first thing you hear is his voice is peeking so much that my crappy speakers are distorting. try to put a compressor or limiter on youre video mait. and sett the output to at least -0.2 db. but i wach the hole video and ther whas some good info so thanks
Thanks Mait!
What is the best for noise cancelling microphone without using any software tech? Can you suggest two? One if budget not an issue and another with price considered. Thanks!
Great question.
Option 1
If you're within the US or Canada this is one we highly recommend based on what our customers tell us ruclips.net/video/1QiCe4BgBgU/видео.html
Option 2 (wireless and budget not being an issue)
ruclips.net/video/NX-bEkgwatw/видео.html
Option 3 (wired and budget friendly that should be available in most countries)
ruclips.net/video/23n6uvX8Yao/видео.html
Fantastic review, thanks!
However, Between the Blackwire 5220 and the new Jabra Evolve2 30. Which one would you say has better mic performance?
You're welcome and thanks for watching. That's a tough one, both headsets are very comparable so you can't go wrong with either. We will have to do a video comparison for you to hear the difference, and make that decision for yourself on this one because it's too hard to say one over the other.
Go HA Team! Dustin told me this was his favorite video so far!
Dustin seems to be our #1 fan.
Thanks for this video. Why you decided to go with the old Evolve 40 over the new Evolve2 40?
Also, think you forgot to test the 8225 in the mic noise cancellation test. The 8225 has the Acoustic Fence feature, while the 5220 does not. So mic quality is not (or should not be) the same quality. Nevertheless, still useful vid. Thanks!
Thanks for your feedback Rob! Many customers requested the Evolve 40 mic test as it's still widely used. We will add to the list the Evolve2 40 and the 8225 in the future. The Acoustic Fence name is cool, but from our experience most professional quality headsets with a noise canceling mic are very similar. The main way we've seen noise to be mainly blocked out is using a headset with a noise canceling mic, paired with noise reducing technology like Krisp.ai
Also Rob, I was notified the 8225 mic test was missed on this video. Here's the video of the 8225 mic test for your reference :) ruclips.net/video/cZz3nB131w8/видео.html
I need a good noice cancelling microphone.. most important is to block the client from hearing background noise from renovations from the unit adjacent to me. Its mostly drilling and outside landscape blowers (I am old school so I don't want my whole ear covered like those gaming headsets.
Which devices do you need a headset to connect to?
@@HeadsetAdvisor let’s say a computer
@@chandlerhayes8582 ruclips.net/video/B_91vCqIbbs/видео.htmlsi=Lqr3Msc0S5YvjfQb
The connection is the most important aspect of all. It doesn’t matter how great the product is if it cannot be connected. I wish you had mentioned that at the beginning. I am still confused about which of these headsets have a 3.5mm jack and which don’t. I am not interested in the ones that don’t.
You're right. The bad news is this headset has a USB connection. The good news is there's another variant of this same headset that would allow you to connect with a 3.5mm jack. You would get the variant here headsetadvisor.com/products/discover-d712-dual-speaker-wired-office-headset-for-professionals?_pos=1&_sid=d0e7945ee&_ss=r with the 3.5mm accessory here headsetadvisor.com/products/discover-d107-direct-connect-cable-with-3-5mm-connector?_pos=3&_sid=43127c413&_ss=r
@@HeadsetAdvisor Thank you for your advice. After watching your video, I have cancelled a planned online order for cheap headphones and I have instead spent twice as much money and have bought the Jabra Evolve 40. I have just started working from home and I will be working 12-hour long shifts using the telephone, so I need something reasonably comfortable to wear and efficient to use. My employer won’t contribute to the cost at all, so I cannot spend a lot of money. I think your suggestions will be a good compromise. Thank you again for your help.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree Smart choice! I think you'll be happy for doing so. For any reason you don't love the headset, return it and try one of the other models in the video :)
I am looking for audio headsets with a volume control.
Hi Sally, all of these will have volume controls.
Best review video so far.
Appreciate that
May I know if there is a Headset with a physical mic (microphone) which can connect via both bluetooth (that is wireless) and AUX or USB cable (that is wired).
Yes, you can use the headset at the link below either wireless via Bluetooth or you can plug in the USB cable to use it as a wired headset.
ruclips.net/video/NX-bEkgwatw/видео.html
Can you please do a video on the better options for under $75. I am a contract worker, so there is no reimbursement program I qualify for at most companies
We'll add that to our list. This would be one of our customers favorite headsets in that price range here ruclips.net/video/I2tJ5rZIoII/видео.html
Why are the earcups so tiny on 4 of these? Don't the on-ear designs (vs. over-ear designs) cause a lot of discomfort?
Hi Harshdeep, it's a matter of personal preference. Someone whose on calls all day long usually wants a more lightweight headset like the models in this video that rest on the ear. You may want to consider a headset like the D722U here ruclips.net/video/1QiCe4BgBgU/видео.html or the Evolve 80 here ruclips.net/video/y0GKY9U5gBg/видео.html
Can you advise which is a good wired & wireless headset to use for work from home that would be available in India? I am currently using the Plantronics C3220 wired headsets
Good evening. I hope you can help. I am need to find a headset dual speakers that I can hear my voice through the speakers as I can hear the person speaking as well. I have this MPOW and when I speak I can't hear it through the ears only outside I hate it. If you please recommend some brands I would appreciate it. Thank you Nio
This would be one option to consider here headsetadvisor.com/products/discover-d722u-noise-cancelling-usb-wired-headset-for-computer
Would you say that all these are better than the Logi Zone 750 .. what exactly is the downside of the zone 750
Hi Jerry, The Logi 750 is a very good headset as well. This video was recorded awhile ago so when we come out with a new one the Logi 750 may be on there :) there's so many great options to choose from today!
Hey, I need help with a headset recommendation. I just can not figure out the best for me.
I need something with ANC
Over the ear
With a boom mic with unidirectional or noice cancelling as well
Wireless Bluetooth
Under 300$
Is there anything that meets all of that?
Hi Pablo, the closest we can think of is the Tilde Pro here ruclips.net/video/WKT_F75TtCc/видео.html
Do you recommend a great wired headset which doesn't need external power?
When connecting to a computer USB will be best. Either option in this video will work.
@@HeadsetAdvisor dude I brought the Logitech h390 for $20 and it doesn't power up on a KVM switch
Are any of them compatible with Mac air?
Hi Porsha, if the Mac Air has USB-A ports then yes out of the box these will work. If you only have USB-C ports, you'd need a converter from USB-C to USB-A then any of these headsets would work.
You did not describe the type of 3.5mm input cable? Mic/Phone, Mic only, etcZ?
Hi Prince, thank you for watching and pointing that out! The 3.5mm is for mic and audio to hear and be heard.
@@HeadsetAdvisor Friend, TRS or TRRS....ie, explain the difference. Just trying to help you out.
@@53081church Thanks for helping!
How would you rate a Jabra evolve 20 or 30 vs a blackwire 5220 for instance please?
the Evolve 30 would be closer to the Blackwire 5220, and the Blackwire 3220 would be most comparable to the Evolve 20. For entry level headsets, we think you'd be happy with either model you'd choose. The 5220 from our testing will be more comfortable then the Evolve 20 and 30. A new headset you may also want to consider is here ruclips.net/video/I2tJ5rZIoII/видео.html
@@HeadsetAdvisor thank you. I will check out the D312 too.
Could you please suggest an In-Ear type , Wired/Wireless , noise cancelling for ‘Laptop+teams’ conference calls. I aready own a platronics wire headset that works great but problem is, I take calls for 6-7 hours and its unconfortable. Wearas in-ear can be worn for longer hours without problem. I have already tried Jabra, platronics, Airpods and my normal ear buds but they all give shitty voice quality and does not work well with ‘Laptop+ teams’. Is there any in-ear replacement for my platronics?
Also, another model to consider if you're set on having dual earbuds, this headset is better designed for your application ruclips.net/video/8kEYBb5VwAI/видео.html
@@HeadsetAdvisor awesome thanks...thats what I was looking for... Though not a big fan of poly ear peice design....
just sharing a thought as im working 9h per day on the phone, im browsing for a wired headset because in fact you want to stay away from wireless, the amount of EMF that are made from for example Airpods (which is my case) is very high and i started to have weird headaches at the end of the day. the irony as well is if youre looking for something to last, wired is your bet, wireless means battery and my airpod could die 1x or 2x in a day
@@vinayaktiwari4383 I hear you on the wearing style. Here’s another model to consider I thought of. Covers one ear but works great. ruclips.net/video/SG_HdEIXyNE/видео.html
@@4kushh Thanks for sharing your thoughts! A headset you may want to consider in that case is here ruclips.net/video/SG_HdEIXyNE/видео.html
Check it out!
25:15 USB vs 3.5mm
Is there an update video of this?
Not yet, but thanks for reminding us :)
what headset blocks the loudest noises
Which devices do you need a headset to connect to? That will allow us to better answer the question.
@@HeadsetAdvisor computer. I need the headset with the best noise cancelling microphone. Blocking noises for me isn’t as important as not wanting my clients to be distracted by what’s going on in my background working from home
@@chandlerhayes8582 Check out the TIlde Pro ruclips.net/video/B_91vCqIbbs/видео.htmlsi=Lqr3Msc0S5YvjfQb
How do I make it work with my cellphone
Hi Isabel, can you help us understand which make/model of headset you're referring to?
Are there decent over-ear usb-c wired office headset with ANC? Why they are so hard to find?
There's very few options with ANC for whatever reason, but the Blackwire 8225 would be the way to go here ruclips.net/video/JCgkfRfjOlg/видео.html
It comes in both USB-A and USB-C
@@HeadsetAdvisor Thank you for the option. Are there any over the ear options, though? ))
@@shohrukhkhonabdurasulov7903 Hmm wired over-the-ear with ANC it's shocking but none that I can think of. That being said, you could us a headset like here ruclips.net/video/WKT_F75TtCc/видео.html as a wired or wireless headset.
@@shohrukhkhonabdurasulov7903 These would be two more to consider (D722U doesn't have ANC but does fully enclose your ears ruclips.net/video/8vi15JcpaYc/видео.html
@@HeadsetAdvisor These are much better options. Thank you. But again as I undestand from your reviews that Jabra evolve 80's ANC is only for low-frequency noise and its microphone is not really noise cancelling. Plus these are not straightly USB C. I am looking for noisy office headset for calls with good noise isolating ability like Bose NC700 or Sony wh-1000xm4 but with direct USB C wire. If there are still no such option among well known brands, even after pandemic, I suppose there are may be only two reason for this. First one=Good one. It is technologically difficult to make. Or second, it will curb long term profits of those producers because they can last years.
Disturbed by your neighbor mowing the lawn? Do you live in a tent? But all kidding aside, can electronic noise cancelling ever perform as effectively as a simple boom mic?
Those are actually some really good video ideas where we can demonstrate a noise canceling mic 😁 how do you mean when you say electronic noise canceling vs a simple boom mic?
How is this budget?
How about epos pc 5?
You can see a review of the PC8 here ruclips.net/video/t5x-gnkQtOU/видео.html
No mic test for the 8225?
Hi Priscilla, that was our mistake on this video. You can see the 8225 mic test here ruclips.net/video/cZz3nB131w8/видео.html
@@HeadsetAdvisor thanks so much for your quick reply! I’m loving the sound quality of the 8225 mic!
@@priscillafernando7026 Sounds good, right? If you're within the US or Canada, feel free to order here headsetadvisor.com/products/plantronics-poly-blackwire-8225-premium-wired-uc-headset-with-anc and use coupon RUclips for an additional discount.
8225 is the only one here that could almost block noise from barking dogs because of the acoustic fence tech.
Thanks for your feedback Karl! The Acoustic Fence name is cool, but from our experience the only true way to block out most background noise is one of these headsets, paired with noise canceling technology like Krisp.ai
Here's the 8225 mic test for your reference ruclips.net/video/cZz3nB131w8/видео.html
How do you possibly have enough content to warrant a channel dedicated to headsets?
We're crazy!! haha
The mics didn't sound good in the test
Thanks for watching