EMEET GeniusCall HS80

I really like how I can move around without a cord. My job gave me a corded one and it is very limiting, even when trying to reach for things at your desk. The video they provide with the description was very helpful. Its nice to see the step by step instruction and the many ways to use it. The headset it comfortable, and doesn't squish my face. I was told, people could hear me clearly and I could hear them back clearly.

I love my EMEET Wireless Headset! It has amazing sound quality, noise cancellation, and battery life. I use it for work, gaming, and listening to music. It's so comfortable and lightweight, I barely notice it on my head. The microphone is clear and crisp, and the Bluetooth connection is stable and fast. It's also very easy to pair with multiple devices. The EMEET Wireless Headset is one of the best headset I've ever owned, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great wireless headset.

This is a very nice headset for home or work. It's comfortable to wear and connects easily to a windows PC using the included USB dongle. Latency is very low if any, and you could probably use these for gaming if needed. The microphone swings down and works well, and it does a pretty good job of canceling out any background noise when talking.

The battery lasts a long time but I never have had it run out because the charging base is so convenient to use. When you aren't using the headset, you just set it on the dock and it's always ready to go. Even when not docked, it easily lasts an entire work day so battery is not an issue with these.

The headset has a nice look to it and it has a good quality feel, it seems like a much more expensive headset to me. I definitely would recommend this to anyone who does a lot of voice calls on their computer and prefers to have 2 earphones instead of one. No complaints at all, it was easy to set up and use and I use this set almost every day while working.

I was looking for an upgrade for my old Plantronics Savi headset which I've had maybe 4-5 years. It was probably a $300 headset or so (work bought it). At first, I thought it was great because it could handle a desktop phone, computer, and bluetooth all in one. Well, I don't use the desktop phone anymore because I'm remote.

Here were some problems with my old headset:
1. Battery life - Even though I had replaced the original battery, I still had issues making it through a day of calls.
2. Software compatibility - Switching back and forth between Teams calls and Zoom calls, the Savi would turn itself on and off when I flipped it on, and would disconnect me from the call! I had to remember to make sure the green light was on on the base *before* joining calls.
3. Base tethered to laptop - If I wanted to use my headset, the I had to have my laptop docked. Even for bluetooth I had to stay in range of the headset dock in my office.

This headset solves all those problems for me, and seems to have a good voice cancelling feature as well.
I took a call in the car today, and folks on the call couldn't tell. I did not perform a test isolating the headset's noise cancelling from the software noise cancelling, however, so I can't necessarily give this headset 100% of the credit!

While I lose out on the desk phone option, it is not a problem for me. The headset is dead easy to pair - Just plug the dongle into the computer, turn it on, and it will tell you that "1 bluetooth device connected." You can pair your phone as well, which worked first time on my iPhone. Just double tap the on button to enter pairing mode. "2nd bluetooth device connected."

Now I'm all set - I don't have to worry whether using my phone or my computer to take calls, they are both connected and work well with the software (it autodetected in both Zoom and Microsoft Teams).

Finally, there's a handy mute button right on the boom mic, with a red light that indicates to others when you are on mute (if my wife or kids need to pop in and ask me a question while I'm on a call, for example).

Overall, I feel this headset performs above its price point, and it solved all the issues with my old headset. Now, I've got a battery that lasts all day, a headset designed in the current 'Zoom' era for software compatibility, and, while I did not lose the convenience of a charging base, my headset it no longer "tethered" to the base - I can head off with laptop in hand and know that it will always be connected with the little dongle. Note - I don't have to use the dongle, I could just connect via bluetooth with my laptop, but I like the assurance of the hardware level compatible pairing so I know I won't have to switch back and forth between pairing with my phone and my computer, or the two getting confused which is primary.

I try to use tools that will improve my productivity and a comfortable set of headphones I can wear for extended periods and that people can hear me on while moving about does that for me.

This headphone set connects via RF transmitter or bluetooth. No issues with the bluetooth connection for 2 devices simultaneously, my MacBook and my iPhone. The mic swings so that you can wear it on either side. The volume controls are easy to feel and operate. The noise cancellation was decent and they were comfortable for several hours at a time. The sound was clear and people heard me clearly. The volume could have been slightly louder at the max, but was loud enough for most situations. The charging base is convenient and easy to use and I had no issues with battery life. No obvious manufacturing defects and the set is priced fairly competitively with similar headsets.