🎧 Microsoft RJN-00061 Modern USB Headset Review

Pros: I liked the packaging of the headphones for its simplicity. Plain cardboard, nothing more. Has some cons 1. The sound quality is like that of Chinese headphones for 300 (There are no low frequencies at all, only high ones) 2. Very quiet, I can't hear my interlocutor at maximum volume 3. No equalizer 4. No active noise cancellation I do not advise.

This is a lightweight headset specially tuned for phone commands and audio. 100% locked. no twist or tilt. Multimedia audio is mediocre at best. We're testing Microsoft Teams phones and my bluetooth headset can't handle it. Having used Plantronics headsets for phones for many years, I understand that a quality and durable headset can feel cheap and unreliable at first. This modern Microsoft USB headset looks just like that. I think this is a quality product that should be as light as possible…

I bought it from HSN the other day. They are good and better than the previous Lifechat 3000 version. The microphone is loud, calls are clear. I no longer hear echoes when I speak and customers no longer complain about echoes.

. They are good and better than the previous Lifechat 3000 version. The microphone is loud, calls are clear. I no longer hear echoes when I speak and customers no longer complain about echoes.

Okay, I am trying wired headsets for our office and they are amazing. At this price, Microsoft will have a hit with Offices. Microsoft ranks between Plantronics' low-cost Blackwire 3000 series, which costs around $40, and their next few models (the 5000 series), which cost around $80. It outperforms the 3000 series in every way, from build quality to sound quality and comfort. I contend that it's more comfortable than the more expensive 5000 series and the sound quality is questionable, and if…