Review on Sennheiser PC 8 2 Cancelling Microphone by Chiyo Ogawa ᠌

In spite of the positive feedback, I do not advise making a purchase. There are competing goods on the market that cost the same or even less money that do not have any of these drawbacks. The only issue is, if you absolutely cannot function in life without the ability to control the level and turn the microphone off, then you are free to take these. The microphone is quite good, and the sound quality is acceptable, so you can listen to music. - An open layout is advantageous for a quiet workplace since it allows you to hear both yourself and others. - A knob for adjusting the volume - A button to muffle the microphone (invisible to other conference participants) - An interface based on USB. Because the system recognizes headphones and a microphone as two distinct devices, you are able to arrange applications to interact with each of them independently while making phone calls, and there is no room for misunderstanding when attaching more devices. There are certain drawbacks, including the following: when I tilt my head, the headphones try to fall off (even on my large head), and the wire is attached to both headphones (Y - shaped connection). The knots are more prone to form, making it less comfortable to wear. - There is some difficulty in connecting to the docking station that is perched on the rim of the table due to the cable's lack of length.