Executive Pro Overture | Premium Dual-Ear Noise-Canceling USB Headset for Computer | Mac & PC Compatible - Skype, Teams, Zoom | Office Headset with Microphone

Haven't really had the chance to use them for work yet because I haven't started, but I have tested these and they work great. I'm pleased with the strength of noise cancellation. They are comfortable to wear for a long period of time. I also find the sound quality emmited is very, very good and clear. My voice over recording comes out crystal clear also, as if I am speaking to you directly in person. However, I do find they sit low on my ears. I unfortunately have a smaller head than what these can be adjusted to accommodate. It's not bad enough that I can't hear or bad enough that I'd return, but I can tell they hang a little low. I typically have this issue with over the ear sets, so it's of no fault to the developers.

I teach online and need a clear sound for students to hear me accurately. These headphones do the job. I actually don't even need to turn my volume up much at all and I can hear them perfectly as well as see my volume is appropriate. Sometimes it hears me TOO well (I'm used to speaking loudly for an old pair of earbuds), and the kiddos show me their ears hurt. I haven't tested the noise cancellation yet as my office is already very quiet. I will say my initial thought was these feel really cheap. They still do, but they are holding up just fine with usage 6 days a week. Easy set up, just plug in and use. After about 5 hours, my ears do hurt but nothing like other headsets I've used. Packaging from this company was pretty neat. I liked the treats and thought that went into it. So far so good. We'll see how these do after a few months. As of now, happy customer.

The headphones work well with MacBook Pro (ca 2013), in a Mac OS X native environment, and running the desktop Skype application (whichever version was the latest available in November 2016) for Mac. There is a slight soft-compatibility issue between the Mac and the headset when it's initially plugged in and Skype is run, wherein the volume doesn't automatically always transfer in/out to/from the headphones, instead of the computer's speaker(s). It seems like more of a Mac OS X bug than anything to do with the headphones--I'm running an outdated version of OS X, and my computer's not usually sitting in front of me. But, if you go into the settings and make the Mac recognize the headphones (which have always at least auto-populated in the recognized speaker/mic device list), instead of the system's native speaker(s), there shouldn't be any issues. Once the headphones are properly the in/out source/destination of the audio, the control for volume on the headphones line works great. I can't speak for any other computer system or OS environment.

Virtual workplace and I use this headset for company internal meetings 3 - 4 times a week. The sound quality is excellent for both mic and speakers. I found them a bit tight on my ears at first but you can gently stretch them out and they now fit more comfortably. The noise cancelling feature certainly works well but for me it creates an uncomfortable feeling of pressure after about 10 minutes, as though I have a head cold. I can resolve most of this discomfort by moving one earpiece half off my ear allowing some environment noise in. A bit of research on noise cancelling headphones and discomfort tells me I am not alone and that this issue is not specific to this product. I have a set of Bose noise cancelling headphones that I use for listening to music and the problem is not nearly as noticeable - so it either has to do with the differences in the noise cancelling technologies or the fact that speaking makes a difference. So - very good headset - think about whether noise cancelling is for you.

I spent a lot more money on this headset than I wanted, hoping it would be perfect. It's comfortable, has great sound quality.. BUT.. there is a big problem with the cord. It doesn't seem to be 'isolated' from the speakers. Every time I move my head and the cord brushes against my shoulder or anything, I can hear the sound of it brushing and rustling against whatever it is moving against, greatly magnified through the speaker on the side where the cord connects. It is SO distracting and annoying, I find myself holding the cord away from my body the whole time I'm using the headset to stop it rustling in my ear. My cheap $20 logitech headset has almost as good sound, but doesn't have this annoying problem.

WOW 5 STAR for sure, I was looking for headphones that had a mic, That also worked with my talking program Dragon 13 the headphones works GREAT. I'm so impressed with the quality of sound. I can switch from listening to music to dictating a document or dictating an email, with the click of the mouse. I can wear the headset all day long, There so lightweight, and very flexible if your not using the mic it can be lifted up out of the way. I'm paralyzed from my armpits down my left arm & all of my fingers & both hands I only have my right arm from above wrist to my elbow and shoulders. I wear my headset 24 hour a day.

Excellent quality mic for voice/narrations.

thank you, a brand new item for the price of extra use great deal!

returned this product low quality