Cyber Acoustics Mono Headset, headphone with microphone, great for K12 School Classroom and Education (AC-104),Gray

These headphones are just wonderful! I work remotely and have daily meetings, and I never use them for music. They are clear, easy to hear, I can be heard, and they are pretty comfy, though I only wear them 1-3 hours max at a time. What amazes me is that I have a loud dog who barks and howls pitifully every time his dad leaves the house to go to the garage or something. He and his friend, who is much quieter, aren't even heard by my team mates! Of course, I can't hear while they are howling but they don't disturb anyone else. If I had young children, TV noise, etc. in the background, these would take care of it. They have lasted 4.5 years and still work great, but the expandable head piece won't stay tight any more. I can still use them. For the price they are an excellent buy. If you want to listen to music or need something high quality, then buy something else and pay what it costs. You can't expect that kind of performance from these headphones. I am replacing my old ones with a new pair of the same. Thank you for a great item! I hope this helps someone.

Works perfectly for what it was designed for. I use it for voice comms, the sound is good for voices and the mic works fine (no complaints about quality from my teammates).My hat size is XL, and I have no issue with the size, fits me comfortably. This is an on-ear set, the cup isn't designed to go around your whole ear, keep that in mind if you're sensitive to that. I regularly wear them for 3+ hours in a sitting, and they're comfortable for that.

I have purchased these before but stores in my area no longer carry them. They are great for the price as they have good quality sound for music and phone calls. People can hear my voice clearly and I can hear every instrument and good bass for music on these. The drawback is that the cord connected to the mic wears out over time rendering it useless for making phone calls eventually. However, since that function lasts a little over a year or two (just enough time for the warranty to expire of course), I still consider it to be a good choice for the price. I just donate them to a local school since you can still use them for computers and music - and I just buy another set.FYI - someone in my family has purchased a few expensive and popular brand headsets - corded and wireless. They also wear out and eventually stop working at around two years. I have also noticed many people complain about poor voice quality (both parties on a phone call - their voice - sound muffled). So I don't bother wasting a lot of money on them.

Bought the basic NON-USB basic version. Sound quality and mic are good. In fact, this is one of the loudest headset when listening. Needed to turn down the volume on my computer and games because of the response/ sensitivity of this headset. Will buy this brand again if these ever wear out.

I use headsets about 8-10 hours a day for work and play. I choose them for their audio quality, how well they block out noise around me, how well the mic isolates my voice and how comfortable they feel after wearing several hours at a time. I've bought expensive headsets that last a year (or less) and cheaper brands, about $50, that last 6 months (looking at you MPOW). I've owned couple models of Plantronic and other, cheaper brands with these features. They all were heavy on my head and/or made my ears hot and sore after hours usage.I've decided to change up and try light weight headsets. These "Cyber Acoustics Stereo Headset, Headphone with Microphone" are the first I'm trying. I've used them for four days now. They are lightweight but besides price, that's their only outstanding feature. The audio quality is good enough for my work applications but online music and gaming sound muffled which is disappointing. The ear cuffs feel comfortable enough after several hours usage, my ears don't get too hot nor sore, but the cuffs are stiffer than I want. The stiffness is probably why there's almost no noise canceling; the cuffs don't really conform to my ear so I hear my family and other noises going on around me. The other disappointment is that the people I work or play with tell me that my voice sounds far away or muffled and they can also hear other noise going on around me, sometimes louder than my voice. The audio cable is plenty long enough for me. They entire headset is hard plastic but it looks sleek and nice in matte gray. The headband is stiff yet flexible enough to twist as needed. The boom microphone swivels almost full 360* so you can wear the headset with the mic on either right or left side of your mouth.I believe this headset's description, intended for "K12 School Classroom" customers, is plausible and that their low price makes them perfectly acceptable for other general use. I'll keep these but continue looking for a headset more suitable to me.