Headset with Microphone - Noise Canceling Computer Headset for Office, Meetings, Chat- Comfortable Over-Ear PC Headphones with Rotating Mic- 3.5 Jack for Universal Connectivity (1 Pack)

My office gets loud and these worked very well at reducing some of that noise so that the people on the other end can hear me. It's not perfect but much better than with my cheap headphones my office gave me and for the price of these, I recommend them to everyone in the office

The Sonitum Headset with Microphone is perfect for office work, meetings, and casual chats. The sound quality is crisp, and the noise-canceling feature really helps block out distractions. The over-ear design is comfortable for long sessions, and the rotating mic ensures clear communication. Setup was quick with the 3.5mm jack, making it compatible with various devices. Great value for a quality headset!

This headset worked fine for about 2.5 years, and then suddenly the sound started switching from stereo to mono and back again, making it very hard to continue using it.Good quality while everything was working, but not particularly durable. I am sorry to trash it, as the headset still looks great - there is no particular wear and tear visible on any of the parts, even the earpieces that usually tear up and the first to go.

This product is excellent. I tested it my phone and the person on the other end hears my voice clearly and better. My television was on and it eliminates the sound at volume 14 down..I love it. Perfect for my sales call

So when I started my new, full time WFH gig, I planned on just using my webcam mic. I worked remotely before, so I was ready to go with all that I needed: work laptop, fancy monitor with good speakers, solid webcam with a noise cancelling mic, ergo keyboard & mouse. Little did I know that I would be low key peer pressured into getting a headset when I logged on my first day and literally every single member of my team had over ear headphones with a mic attached. While I could hear them crystal clear, I'd often get "What was that? You sound kinda quiet."Queue my headset search. I didn't want to break the bank for a big ol dorky headset, and when I mentioned bluetooth to a coworker, was reminded that sometimes those batteries will get low and might drop during a call. Narrowing the playing field. But then, most of the basic headsets that you find are just, blah, or they promise too much and fail to live up to the description. So I found this: an easy, simple headset, with an adjustable mic that plugs in for under $20 with just a lil bit of character. These have great quality; they are very straightforward in that you plug them in and you get sound and mic, that's it. There's a rosy gold circle on the outside of the ear pads, which is a nice touch rather than just all black. There are no controls on them, so you control the volume on your device, and the mic stays on the right side, though you can push it away from your face. The cord is long enough, not super extended, but long enough that I can circle my desk and move around a bit. If that's all you need, this is a great option. I've worn them for a while and don't have any real complaints. I'm not an over the ear headphone kinda person, so I don't know what to expect as far as wearing something for a few hours, but these are fine enough.The only thing I'll point out, because these don't have any bells or whistles: if you're a windows user, make sure that you set the setting to over-ear headset. I made the mistake a few times of just picking some setting randomly when I first plugged them in, and had trouble getting good sound or mic usage. But that's just me not knowing any better.

In the description these specifically state “noise cancelling technology” yet the box reads “noise reduction” these are two very different things! I bought these because my husband and I share a home office and his employees can hear me and mine can hear him when we are both on calls. These DO NOT prevent this from happening. Also they are tiny and cheap looking. I’m sending mine back and back to square one trying to find true “noise cancellation mic”

I've started teaching English online to ESL learners, and I needed a cheap headset fast to use with my laptop. I didn't intend for this headset to be my long term headset, just something to get started with. At first I really didn't like it--I've heard better sound quality from other headphones, and the on-ear headphones hurt my ears. Then I realized that if I fiddled with the adjustments enough, I could get them to fit in a way that they didn't hurt my ears, for up to 3 hours, even when I'm wearing my glasses. Then I messed with some basic sound setting on my computer and was able to get things to where I can hear my students easily.I really liked the noise cancelling microphone from the beginning. I've since tried a couple of other, nicer headsets with more comfortable ear pieces and better sound. None of them could match the noise cancelling microphone qualities at all. To test them, I usually record myself asking Alexa what time it is, sitting 5-6 feet away from the Echo dot with it set to low-moderate volume. With this headset, I couldn't even hear in the recording that Alexa answered me at all. With the other headsets, I could hear every word that Alexa said.

First day using it. It Works Great, the cord is long enough unless have a large L shaped desk. Clear to hear. There is no volume button on headset and does appear to be a bit danity, so I feel I have to be careful with it. But works good if you need something quick and affordable. Would recommend. Again I only used it for a day so I’m not sure if I’ll have issues later.