Koss CS300-USB Noise Cancelling Double-Sided On-Ear Communication Headset with Flex Microphone Arm, Wired USB Plug, Black Review

Some pros: Very comfortable village headband, nice earbuds. Long cable and usb connector Its cons: There is no volume control, the microphone picks up all the sound within a meter radius - not very convenient

Conclusion: who needs to listen to YouTube and sometimes talk - these are excellent headphones. Well, that is, mediocre, but for 3tr - they will even go very well. Purely for remote control and voice negotiations - CRYSTAL is better. Some pros: The sound is normal. I bought for negotiations, so I need the sound range of the voice more, such as midrange. Well, that's all right, although of course it's better to say that everything is mediocre, especially the microphone. But the most feature that

I replied that there is no mute button but I didn't find an opportunity to add another comment. Here it is: Check out the Logitech H390. It's similar and has a mute button.

Due to the quality of the audio coming in and out, I was advised to buy this product for home video conferencing. The first problem I had was that the microphone arm is not flexible and cannot be adjusted properly, so was too close to the mouth and my client always complained. But that ended quickly because after only six sessions (one user, one computer, always in my office, always neatly tucked away in a drawer after each use) THE MICROPHONE STOPPED WORKING. It cost me a day of work that…

I bought these for work where I need to use headphones with a noise canceling mic. Then I heard myself on the records. It sounded like I was trapped in the bottom of a tin can, or maybe just used a 1990's Fisher Price recorder. They also feel free on your head. Get the Sennheiser GSP300 instead.

Earphones were received, the USB was inserted very tightly, and then the plastic sleeve covering the USB chip came off after it fell on a table from a height of 12 inches. I had to glue, very poor quality. Sound quality and microphone are good.

Bought these for work where I need to use headphone mic with noise canceling Then I heard myself in the records. It sounded like I was trapped in the bottom of a tin can, or maybe just used a 1990's Fisher Price recorder. They also feel free on your head. Get the Sennheiser GSP300 instead.

I was told to buy this product because of the quality of the audio coming in and out for home video conferencing work. The first problem I had was that the microphone arm is not flexible and cannot be adjusted properly, so was too close to the mouth and my client always complained. But that ended quickly because after only six sessions (one user, one computer, always in my office, always neatly tucked away in a drawer after each use) THE MICROPHONE STOPPED WORKING. It cost me a day of work that

This headset is one of many I've tried as a translator. When you speak into the microphone, the sound is distorted by pops, breath sounds, and clicks. I've heard the same thing from colleagues using the same headset. Other high quality headsets (mostly Sennheiser) do NOT do this - I use the same speech technique on all of them. For me it's a return.