🎧 D312U Dual Speaker Headset: Enhance Your Audio Experience with USB and 3.5mm Connection! Compatible with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, RingCentral, Cisco, Avaya & More! Review

The Discover D312U is a great headset for those looking for a simple plug and play USB headset solution. I've been using this headset for just over 2 weeks for every call I've received during work hours and I have to say it's very comfortable. After a long time, your ears might need a rest, but that's to be expected with almost any headset. This has to be one of the easiest headsets I've ever used when it comes to setup. You just plug it in and it works. I use a Chromebook for day to day…

I'm telling you about this headset. I was skeptical at first because I hate a wired headset, but after using the D312U on many different platforms like Microsoft Teams, ZOOM Meetings, including regular video calls on my computer, I have to admit that this headset is the best wired headset . that I have ever used. I'm a military recruiter and the COVID-19 situation is pushing everyone to do new things. For us, connecting with people through virtual meetings has become the new normal. The quality

I have several different headsets. One is at home and is intended for online games. I needed an extra one for work. and the Discover D312U is a fantastic headset for business calls. I use Zoom and other apps that require a headset to take calls at work. This is a fantastic headset for that. I noticed that the calls were clean. I could hear everyone very well. Stereo sound from the headset has priority over speech. but listening to music sounds very good. This weekend I decided to use the…

To be honest I was surprised (in a good way) by the sound quality and comfort of this headset. What I've used before: - Apple wired headphones and sometimes Airpods - Single-channel wired headset Comfort: Compared to the wired headset I've used - day and night - it's full coverage, so on the ear. plush, soft and the whole headset is lightweight. worn for several days. The only downside is that you get used to blocking outside noise (good/bad, depending on how you think about it. WFH. needs to…

I work remotely in sales and of course that means I make a lot of phone calls and my company provided a Bluetooth mini in-ear headset which was fine. you can say that. After a couple of years, the battery died and somehow problems began when connecting to a special USB dongle. I wanted to look at a wired headset and this kit caught my eye. Sure, the cable is the first thing I doubt, but it's not the grippy/sticky rubber you find on regular headsets - WIN. The length is long enough to play and…