Review on 🎧 Poly Voyager 8200 UC Bluetooth Dual-Ear Stereo Headset with USB-A Connectivity for PC and Mac - Compatible with Teams, Zoom, and More - Dual-Mode Active Noise Canceling by Alan Sitton

Working in an open cube, with lots of electronics etc. My priorities are: 1. Bluetooth quality - good connection, good sound, decent range 2. Sound quality/comfort 3. Noise Isolation/Cancellation1. Bluetooth isn't 5.0, but it's a good, clear connection at 50 feet. This is a great feature. Bluetooth just works and I've had many other headsets that don't2. The sound quality is almost audiophile. This is completely sufficient for office work and the usual mix of music and video. Comfort is a bit mixed. I have quite a big head and find them heavy after an hour. When I'm in the office, I can put them on and take them off to keep them working well throughout the day.3. Soundproofing is very good. ANC is better than cheaper ANC headsets in my opinion, but not level one. Sometimes I feel "pressure" with ANC on. I feel it on most ANC systems. What do I want to improve after about a year of use? - Bluetooth 5.0 with Class 1 Band - ANC Level 1, no pressure on the ears - lighter. To be honest this is a tough trio because Class 1 BT requires more power, battery and weight, and I want less weight too.