JBuds Work Wireless Headsets with Microphone for Laptop, 60+ Hr Playtime Bluetooth Headset for PC, Teams, Office Computer, Multipoint Connect, Over Ear Wired or Wireless Headphones with Mic

Great battery performance good sound quality amazing mic

After using it for 1 week below are my observations- Pros :- 1:- Premium Build 2:- 60+ Hours battery Backup,One time charge and i will be sorted for 1 week team meetings. 3:- Multiple Mode allows you to connect with PC and Mobile at same time. 4:- Great Bluetooth range connectivity. 5:- Nice Noise Cancellation 6:- Good Sound Output Cons :- 1:- Bit heavy due to big battery i guess.

Répond aux besoins, appels téléphoniques m, réunions Teams et webinaires

I was looking for a general use headphone with great noise canceling capabilities for home office, and I can say this ones have it all... Noice canceling microphone - This mic is extremely good for noise canceling, I performed several tests by putting high music close to me, also people talking to me and this mic filtered all the noise from the outside and only sent what i was talking. Comfort - really good, i work home office and have REALLY long meetings, and these ones have stood up, even though my ears sweat after some time. Durability (battery) - Maybe they don't last this 60 hours, but honestly, if i can pass through a whole week with 6+ hours daily use, you don't need anything else. Sound - really nice sound if you want to use it for watching movies or listening to music, very good bass. Overall these are one of the most versatile headphones I've got, also these headphones feel so durable and very good quality built, is like metal and plastic all over. 7 days pretty heavy duty on and off work still on 50%. Some cons i've found: - Mute button sound can be heard on the other side of the call. - In my case the ears get sweaty a few hours after using it (maybe summer issues, my country is pretty hot) - They don't feel so comfy after some time using them. - They got disconnected once while on a meeting, but nothing frequently. - When i use only one pad, i get headache, i think maybe my head is to big and the small foam presses my head too tight. These are some minor things i wanted to point for the people that will buy them so that you know what to expect, since anything is perfect, i anyway think these are really great headphones, really good sound for work and for personal stuff (movies and music), great battery life, comfy, and best of all, good microphone noise isolation. I will give them 5 stars for the price, build quality, microphone and versatility. Update (14 dec 2022): 4 months have passed, and these ones are still holding up really really good, i went on 10 hours+ flights, used them in many different environments, and they have responded really well. My company gave me jabra evolve 65 MS, which cost more than x2 this headphones, however i still prefer the Jlab's, i strongly suggest these headphones over many others.

I can't say anything about any noise cancellation these might do, I use them at home, so background noise isn't an issue. What I *can* say, is that they are lightweight, and comfortable. I've been able to wear these for long periods of time, without overheating like I do with some headsets. The ear cups have soft foam covered with a cloth material, that seems to let the heat escape from your ears. I find the tear-drop shaped cups allow my ears to nestle into them (although they are described as "over ear"). Mileage will vary for people with big ears!! :-) I like that the microphone stick has a red light on it, when using the mute button on the right cup, so you have a visual cue that your microphone is muted - although this mute button function doesn't appear to work with Teams (in that the microphone can be muted on the hardware, but Teams will still show the microphone as "on"). Battery life seems good. Lasts at least a few weeks (on standby). I like that the left ear cup can be removed, so if you're like me, and tend to start talking louder when you're wearing a headset, you can listen to yourself and moderate your speaking volume! The wire connection to the ear cup is a tiny phono connector, which is a little bit fiddly to remove, but I'm tending to leave it in place anyway (because using it at home, rather than in an office). The sound is adequate (for voice calls and gaming). Reasonable bass in music, although vocals seem to be a bit thin. I don't think they would be regarded very highly by someone who looking for "good" headphones for music. But then, they aren't intended for that purpose. Good enough for YouTube and the like. I have also found that I have to bump the volume control up in Windows, to get to a loudness level similar to my other headsets. So the speaker drivers might be a little underpowered. The only real gripe I have, is that the ear cups have a habit of slipping (very slightly) downwards as I remove and replace them, so I find I have to readjust each time. Once they are on, they stay put, but it's a niggle. I have an AKG pair, with a separate headband and tensioner set up, that just go on without any such faff. I may find myself solving the issue with some tatically applied duct tape...

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