Review on Isolating Headphones Microphone Extension Earphones by Sandy Martin

At work I write a lot from dictation. I needed long cord headphones because I kept turning at my desk to grab files and kept pulling the headphones out of my ears. That's the perfect length. I will say that the headphones are a little heavy, but they are also magnetic which means I can attach them to my metal box and the cable won't fall on the floor and cleaning won't suck them into the vacuum cleaner. win win! 2021: I just bought a new pair, one of my headphones stopped working. Provided they are used 5 days a week, at least 50 weeks a year. I would say that two years was a good run. If you have a lot of static electricity problems at work or where you live, remember that these are metal/magnetic earplugs. I could get an electric shock in my ear if I'm not careful and slap the metal with my hand before inserting the earbuds. I don't like the new design over the old one (it had a much longer cable), it's a preference not a design flaw. However, the extensions work fine and as the original cord is much shorter than the last pair I bought they might be ok for training now that the cord is about a foot shorter. The extension part might be longer than the old pair though, I really don't know because I just put the new extension in the old one and then put in the new headphone part. The connections are good and tight, they don't come loose easily. The sound quality is still great! They record everything that is important when dictating or transcribing telephone conversations. I love them especially when the dictation stops and I can switch to music, the sound quality is fantastic. I don't regret taking them again.