(Upgraded Version) Wireless Headset, Bluetooth Headset with Noise Cancelling Microphone, Best Headphones with Mic Mute & USB Dongle for PC/Computer/Laptop/Cell Phones/Remote Work/Call Center

Great Wireless Headset – Clear Sound & Comfortable Fit!I recently purchased the Upgraded Soothielec Wireless Headset, and it has been a game-changer for my remote work and calls. The sound quality is crystal clear, and the noise-canceling microphone does an excellent job of blocking out background noise, making conversations much smoother.The headset is lightweight and comfortable, even for extended use, and the Bluetooth connection is strong and reliable. I also appreciate the mute function and USB dongle, which make it super convenient for switching between devices.Highly recommend!

I’ve been using this wireless headset for just over a month, and I can confidently say it’s rock-solid when it comes to performance, with impressive sound quality to match. Here’s a quick breakdown of the devices I’ve tested it with:• MacBook Pro (Work)• Older MacBook Air (for WebEx and Skype calls)• iPhone SE 2020• Lenovo Mini Desktop running Ubuntu StudioPlug-and-Play Simplicity:The included USB dongle is a game changer. Just plug it into any compatible USB port, and it pairs instantly—no fuss. I’ve used it across all my computers (excluding my iPhone, of course), and the connection has been flawless. It works especially well on my Linux setup, which is now my primary use case for these headphones.Bluetooth Performance:The Bluetooth functionality is just as impressive. Pairing is quick and painless on every device I tried. Even my older iPhone SE, which often struggles with newer Bluetooth devices, connected without any drama. The headset shows up clearly as “KH53” both via USB and Bluetooth, making it easy to identify during setup.Sound and Mic Quality:Audio is crisp, with a surprisingly full tone. It gets plenty loud when needed without distorting, and the microphone performs very well. It picks up my voice clearly while cutting out most background noise, which makes it ideal for work calls, remote meetings, and even casual use with apps like Telegram and Signal.Overall:This headset is reliable, easy to use, and well-suited for both professional and personal use. Whether you’re on Linux, Mac, or even an older phone, it’s a solid choice—especially at this price point.

This bluetooth headset delivers good value for its price. Sound quality is clear with decent bass, and the 20-hour battery life holds up well in daily use. Pairing is simple, and the connection remains stable. The padded design is comfortable for most wear sessions, though ears may warm up during extended use. Microphone quality is solid for calls, and the physical controls work intuitively. Noise cancellation is adequate. Overall, a reliable choice for everyday wireless audio needs.

I’ve been using this Bluetooth headset for a few weeks now, and it has completely exceeded my expectations. Pairing was absolutely effortless—it connected instantly to my devices without any hassle. The comfort level is outstanding; it's lightweight and fits perfectly without causing any discomfort. The battery life is seriously impressive—it easily lasts through multiple days of use without needing a recharge. One of my favorite features is the sleek charging stand that keeps it powered up and ready to go at all times. Plus, the included computer dongle ensures a rock-solid connection and near-instant pairing with my laptop, making remote work and video calls seamless. The audio quality is crisp and clear for both listening and speaking. Overall, this headset is a fantastic investment, and I would absolutely recommend it to anyone looking for top-notch wireless audio for professional or everyday use.

I needed a pair of two ear headphones for work. I had a pair of wired ones previously that were light but if everyone was talking at once in the office I couldn’t hear the person I was talking to. I knew that I needed a pair of earphones that went over both ears, were light and comfortable and I could remove from one ear easily if I needed to hear what my coworkers were saying. Ease of use was also a plus and along with long battery life.So I researched but also didn’t want to spend more than $60 and had a few different sets sitting in my cart waiting for that price drop. These guys dipped below $55 and I clicked checkout.Pros-quick charging time(less than two hours. Not too heavy but still feel solid. The mic on the side is also solid and flips from one side to the other 180 degrees (or just out of the way while I snack) with satisfying clicks. I am able to hear whom ever I am speaking with in loud environments easily. From what I am told, my voice comes out crisp and clear on their end. The ease of connection is great. I Bluetooth to my phone and then use the dongle on my computer. It prioritizes the dongle but will plays music from my phone or ring when someone calls me. In the 3 weeks I have had it, there have only been two instances where the headset stopped playing the sound and I couldn’t hear what the customer was saying but they could still hear me. I turned on the captions on my computer so I was able to read what they were saying. Other than those two instances, ease of use has been great. Just turn them on and they connect about 10 seconds later.But there are some cons. I can already tell the padding on the ear part of the headphones will not last long. They have absorbed the face foundation from my makeup and are made of a cheap pleather material that will tear. They have started wrinkling too. I don’t see a way to change them out so once they rip, that’s it. They are light but they do put quite a bit of pressure at the top part of my scalp wear the headband part of it sits. I have tried loosening them but it just slides the ear parts lower and does nothing to relieve the soreness of where they sit. After about 3-4 hours I have to take them off for some relief. I work 8 hour shifts and the phones are pretty constant so trying to find the time to take them off for a break is impossible sometimes and the top of my scalp is pretty sore by the end of the day. I am hoping as time goes on that they will A. Loosen up or B. I get a tougher scalp. But three weeks in and it is still very noticeable. And my final biggest annoyance is you cannot tell how much charge is left in your headphones. Some headphones will show a percentage left on the computer speaker area or it be viewable through your phone. So far I have gone two full 8 hour work days with constant use before I charged it but I don’t know how low it got. A way to check how much battery is left would be great.If you can spend more money, I am sure there are better headphones out there. But if you are on a budget these are great.So all in all, a pretty good buy for the price point.