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We use the Orosound Tilde Pro working from home, and from this demo, it appears that others may be slightly better… but it’s still WAY better than other options that we’re trying.
For noise canceling: yealink on all scenarios. For sound quality and by sound quality I mean bassy and almost condenser mic output, it would be orosound. Just that it picked up the fan/wind noise a lot. I'm not sure what happened but the Jabra E275 for me became the 3rd and last in this comparison. It picked up office noise, dogs barking and slightly on wind noise. Could be the latest firmware 1.7.4? I have one and just updated 2 weeks ago and I noticed some degradation in mic and noise canceling capability.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We're not engineers, but from what we're told mic noise cancellation is tricky because the more noise cancellation, the less quality of sound the mic becomes. So, there's a fine balance between mic noise cancellation and mic sound quality that is put into consideration with the engineers.
Just returned a pair of Jabra Evolve2 75 , basically it's just very good at cancelling noise arround you in calls , comfort is non existent , couldn't even wear them for 2 hours straight without my ears hurting like hell , audio quality is more or less non existent . ANC is ok . Very dissapointing headset for it's price . Looking for a XM4 or XM5 to test out .
Sorry to hear the Evolve2 75 didn't work for you, may be woth looking at the headset here as well headsetadvisor.com/products/orosound-tilde-pro-premium-bluetooth-headset-with-anc-and-excellent-noise-cancelling-microphone
@@HeadsetAdvisor I've had Jabra Evolve 75 for the last year and a half making calls working from home. They've not been the most comfortable, but have worked well for delivering a powerful microphone presence. I recently upgraded from a Lenovo Thinkpad to a MacBook Air and my functionality has gone through the floor. My Jabra is automatically adjusting it's input volume while I'm on calls down to almost silent and then MacBook Air is muting it. Have you heard of these compatibility issues / know of a fix? It seems to be falsely detecting to high of an input from my microphone and voice level then auto correcting down to muting.
Jabra, hands down..simple and great review as usual Just got my Jabra Evolve2 85 at a very discounted price..gonna hold on to it..maybe will try to get the Evolve3 series in the future 😅
I'd buy one now but my polt.focus two stopped sending audio to one ear. I'm a musician, who has gear decades old that doesn't break. Why are these all built to fail in one year? I want a musician built broadcast headset with the nice Bluetooth options + dongle 1/4" / 1/8" compatible wired, mute, anc and a dock that let's me walk 500 ft. Lmk
Not sure there's any that fits your exact needs but sounds like the Tilde Pro could check most boxes for you. No headset we're aware of is going to give you 500ft of range though. headsetadvisor.com/products/orosound-tilde-pro-bluetooth-noisecancelling-headset?_pos=1&_psq=tilde+pro&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=40450096857246
@@HeadsetAdvisor I have to attend close to 6 to 7 hours of meetings on MS Teams or Cisco WebEx, so I need a headset which can offer comfort, a clear voice, etc. Can you please recommend one?
Hello headset geeks. I am looking for a headset for my mom. It is my moms birthday in 3 weeks, and she needs a good headset for work with a great microphone so she will sound perfect and comfort when wearing it while at home and noise cancellation because I get loud sometimes when she is working. Me and my dad have set a budget of $275 to use Because there are a lot of high quality headsets for below that price. We don't know which one because there are so many. Any Suggestions.
I purchased the Yeahlink WH67 and then battery died after 2 years and warranty period was over. Very disappointing. Support was not good - very difficult to contact their team in China. I was happy with the headset until the battery started dying after 15 minutes and no way to replace it.
Agreed, that is one downside of the WH67. And for tech support, we always recommend ordering from a local authorized reseller for Yealink so you get a better level of service. We're double checking with Yealink to see if they will be offering a replacement microphone you can order at a significant discount vs buying a whole new unit.
@@HeadsetAdvisor - I appreciate any assistance as I believe I ordered through your site as a recommendation, but I didn’t keep the receipt. I’ve recommended this headset and like it but it turns out it has a hardware issue and the battery cannot be replaced. It only keeps charge for 10-15 minutes before dying. Thanks again.
Hi Tonya, there’s no perfect headsets and they all have different pros and cons. That being said, based on what you said, the model at the link below is what many other customers are ordering ruclips.net/video/2y5tTOAzmUI/видео.html
Your best bet is getting noise canceling software like neep.com. Otherwise, the best we've tested in a case like yours is the Epos Impact 1000 or Orosound Tilde Evo.
Hi Liz, If you use Microsoft Teams often then go with the Teams version. If you don't use it or not often then go with the UC version. The Teams version always tries to open Teams first so UC is better if not using Teams often.
Hi Harvey, it should be okay if you get the single ear version. The B450-XT would probably be a better way to go ruclips.net/video/rA9grjMxMCI/видео.html
Jabra 75 microphone is so poor. Looking for an upgrade for this reason. Came to this video for advice and been told Jabra is the best LOL. No, thank you
I hear you Ratel. Just returned my 75 for that reason plus fade out as if there was no activity and it was trying to save battery. Lots of internet comments saying the same by other users. I wish it worked because I like the fit and weight. I came here looking for a replacement
Perhaps the 75's mic was improved via firmware update? See my experience below. i haven't tested any professional call headsets before - my point of reference is earbuds (Bose QuietComfort Earbuds) and music headphones like Sony Wx1000XM4. I bought the evolve2 75 few weeks ago, based on checking with people in my calls they said i sound great. I even had a call outside in a windy open space while taking a walk the other day and they could barely hear any wind. And when at home in a quiet environment they said my voice sounded clear. I've also recorded my voice (with android over BT and with PC using USB dongle, and in both cases voice sounded good)
@@HeadsetAdvisorI have an oldschool wired Audio Technica headset, which has a very good microphone, but it's heavy, wired and I also need an extra device to use it on my pc (some random audio interface with xlr in). I want a light alternative, so I don't have to carry around so much stuff :). I haven't found a bt headset that has an acceptable microphone. Even the built-in microphone of my notebook is better sounding. I believe bt is the problem, because even the most expensive ones sound bad. Are there professional headsets with their own receiver that isn't bt? That's the reason I found your channel :). Regards, Andreas
If you aren't sure which headsets are best for you or your business, call us at 1-800-683-5715 or message us directly via our website: headsetadvisor.com/
We use the Orosound Tilde Pro working from home, and from this demo, it appears that others may be slightly better… but it’s still WAY better than other options that we’re trying.
Hi Jim, glad to hear you’re using the Tilde Pro. We’ve heard a lot of good customer feedback.
For noise canceling: yealink on all scenarios.
For sound quality and by sound quality I mean bassy and almost condenser mic output, it would be orosound. Just that it picked up the fan/wind noise a lot.
I'm not sure what happened but the Jabra E275 for me became the 3rd and last in this comparison. It picked up office noise, dogs barking and slightly on wind noise. Could be the latest firmware 1.7.4? I have one and just updated 2 weeks ago and I noticed some degradation in mic and noise canceling capability.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We're not engineers, but from what we're told mic noise cancellation is tricky because the more noise cancellation, the less quality of sound the mic becomes. So, there's a fine balance between mic noise cancellation and mic sound quality that is put into consideration with the engineers.
THIS IS THE BEST CHANNEL for ANC reviews!….Salute!
Thank you!!
thank you for sharing live test it helps alot
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Just returned a pair of Jabra Evolve2 75 , basically it's just very good at cancelling noise arround you in calls , comfort is non existent , couldn't even wear them for 2 hours straight without my ears hurting like hell , audio quality is more or less non existent . ANC is ok . Very dissapointing headset for it's price . Looking for a XM4 or XM5 to test out .
Sorry to hear the Evolve2 75 didn't work for you, may be woth looking at the headset here as well headsetadvisor.com/products/orosound-tilde-pro-premium-bluetooth-headset-with-anc-and-excellent-noise-cancelling-microphone
@@HeadsetAdvisor I've had Jabra Evolve 75 for the last year and a half making calls working from home. They've not been the most comfortable, but have worked well for delivering a powerful microphone presence. I recently upgraded from a Lenovo Thinkpad to a MacBook Air and my functionality has gone through the floor. My Jabra is automatically adjusting it's input volume while I'm on calls down to almost silent and then MacBook Air is muting it. Have you heard of these compatibility issues / know of a fix? It seems to be falsely detecting to high of an input from my microphone and voice level then auto correcting down to muting.
@@johnjoe2223 sorry to hear that. Are you using the included USB Dongle or connecting to your Mac via Bluetooth?
I've been very happy with my Jabra for over a year now.
Thanks for sharing 🙏
On the Jabra
Very helpful!
Glad this helped :)
Great video.. do we have any which has mute/un-mute toggle button as well? That is one feature I m looking for in this category..
Hi Pritesh, thanks for watching! Yes, all 3 models have a mute/unmute button on the headset.
Jabra, hands down..simple and great review as usual
Just got my Jabra Evolve2 85 at a very discounted price..gonna hold on to it..maybe will try to get the Evolve3 series in the future 😅
Could you point to the website/store and the purchase price?
Thanks for watching, Amir!
Hi !! Love your video and detailed explanations! What would be a great headset for WFH with two small kids??
Thanks!
Thanks for watching :) what do you think about either headset on this list? Either one of these options are great for WFH with noise.
I'd buy one now but my polt.focus two stopped sending audio to one ear. I'm a musician, who has gear decades old that doesn't break. Why are these all built to fail in one year?
I want a musician built broadcast headset with the nice Bluetooth options + dongle 1/4" / 1/8" compatible wired, mute, anc and a dock that let's me walk 500 ft. Lmk
Not sure there's any that fits your exact needs but sounds like the Tilde Pro could check most boxes for you. No headset we're aware of is going to give you 500ft of range though. headsetadvisor.com/products/orosound-tilde-pro-bluetooth-noisecancelling-headset?_pos=1&_psq=tilde+pro&_ss=e&_v=1.0&variant=40450096857246
Earbuds for work from home? Do you have any recos pls☹️
Hello, can you please recommend a best-wired headset for Microsoft Teams Meetings and conference calls?
That all depends on your exact needs. Can you help us understand your work environment and needds a bit more?
@@HeadsetAdvisor I have to attend close to 6 to 7 hours of meetings on MS Teams or Cisco WebEx, so I need a headset which can offer comfort, a clear voice, etc. Can you please recommend one?
Hello headset geeks. I am looking for a headset for my mom. It is my moms birthday in 3 weeks, and she needs a good headset for work with a great microphone so she will sound perfect and comfort when wearing it while at home and noise cancellation because I get loud sometimes when she is working. Me and my dad have set a budget of $275 to use Because there are a lot of high quality headsets for below that price. We don't know which one because there are so many. Any Suggestions.
Howdy! Which devices will your mom need a headset to connect to? That will help us narrow down the best options for you to consider.
I purchased the Yeahlink WH67 and then battery died after 2 years and warranty period was over. Very disappointing. Support was not good - very difficult to contact their team in China. I was happy with the headset until the battery started dying after 15 minutes and no way to replace it.
Agreed, that is one downside of the WH67. And for tech support, we always recommend ordering from a local authorized reseller for Yealink so you get a better level of service.
We're double checking with Yealink to see if they will be offering a replacement microphone you can order at a significant discount vs buying a whole new unit.
@@HeadsetAdvisor - I appreciate any assistance as I believe I ordered through your site as a recommendation, but I didn’t keep the receipt. I’ve recommended this headset and like it but it turns out it has a hardware issue and the battery cannot be replaced. It only keeps charge for 10-15 minutes before dying. Thanks again.
Help! What is the best headset for working at home with a toddler that is loud and cries and dog barking?
Hi Tonya, there’s no perfect headsets and they all have different pros and cons. That being said, based on what you said, the model at the link below is what many other customers are ordering ruclips.net/video/2y5tTOAzmUI/видео.html
I need a headset that the caller will not hear my baby in background. They can only hear me . Which one?
Your best bet is getting noise canceling software like neep.com. Otherwise, the best we've tested in a case like yours is the Epos Impact 1000 or Orosound Tilde Evo.
What is the difference between the UC version and the Teams version?
Hi Liz, If you use Microsoft Teams often then go with the Teams version. If you don't use it or not often then go with the UC version. The Teams version always tries to open Teams first so UC is better if not using Teams often.
Would the evolve 2 be good for a truck driver on the road?
Hi Harvey, it should be okay if you get the single ear version. The B450-XT would probably be a better way to go ruclips.net/video/rA9grjMxMCI/видео.html
Does the Yealink work with Cisco Webex?
Yes, it does.
Will the teams version work this google voice?
Hi Kasey, yes a Teams version will work with Google Voice.
Jabra 75 microphone is so poor. Looking for an upgrade for this reason. Came to this video for advice and been told Jabra is the best LOL. No, thank you
Hi Tom, here's a video to a couple other models for you to consider with microphone tests for you to compare. ruclips.net/video/2Fkb2lGiqe4/видео.html
I hear you Ratel. Just returned my 75 for that reason plus fade out as if there was no activity and it was trying to save battery. Lots of internet comments saying the same by other users. I wish it worked because I like the fit and weight. I came here looking for a replacement
Perhaps the 75's mic was improved via firmware update? See my experience below.
i haven't tested any professional call headsets before - my point of reference is earbuds (Bose QuietComfort Earbuds) and music headphones like Sony Wx1000XM4.
I bought the evolve2 75 few weeks ago, based on checking with people in my calls they said i sound great. I even had a call outside in a windy open space while taking a walk the other day and they could barely hear any wind. And when at home in a quiet environment they said my voice sounded clear. I've also recorded my voice (with android over BT and with PC using USB dongle, and in both cases voice sounded good)
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Thanks for sharing
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Jabre 2 evolve sounds best.
Thanks for sharing, Andy!
the aftershokz opencomm is better than these three
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The Opencomm is a nice model to consider.
wow, the microphones are all horrible :D. Thanks for the test.
In comparison to? Thanks for watching!
@@HeadsetAdvisorI have an oldschool wired Audio Technica headset, which has a very good microphone, but it's heavy, wired and I also need an extra device to use it on my pc (some random audio interface with xlr in).
I want a light alternative, so I don't have to carry around so much stuff :).
I haven't found a bt headset that has an acceptable microphone. Even the built-in microphone of my notebook is better sounding.
I believe bt is the problem, because even the most expensive ones sound bad.
Are there professional headsets with their own receiver that isn't bt?
That's the reason I found your channel :).
Regards,
Andreas