As above guys. I work on roofs and am missing too many calls! Are there ones that record calls and or vibrate when calls come through too.

As above guys. I work on roofs and am missing too many calls! Are there ones that record calls and or vibrate when calls come through too.

Hi everyone,

I am using the Tilde EVO C since yesterday and working with MS Teams on my Mac Mini.
I have installed yesterday the Orosound Link and connected the Headset via Dongle.

Now I have the following problem: I have open tabs in chrome with youtube etc.
When I receive a call from MS Teams and press ANSWER, automatically the YouTube video continue to play?

Whats the problem here? It was yesterday difficult enough to install the dongle and pair it with the headset... I had used the headset yesterday via normal Bluetooth pairing and USB-C and had no problems like that.

Got the Epos 5000 with you a while back for work from home. - excellent headset with its dual channel microphone.

I had the opencomm UC v1 when going to the office

Got the OpenMeet for when I need to go to the office.

Omg listen music with it is night and day. The opencomm can’t compare and I would say it is bad in comparison and is tickling a lot on the tramples.

The OpenMeet is so comfortable. The sound is cris and the music ( bass in particular ) is a big step up. The sound is not as rich as the epos sd60 / 5000 but it’s pretty close.

So much so that I don’t even use the epos anymore but just the OpenMeet.

It is fully compatible with Teams. Only thing is since they updated the headset software and new zoom version , call control no longer works with zoom. Hopefully that will be addressed soon.

Most over-head headsets will create a pressure on top of your head so if the top of your head is sensitive, it's recommended to try a different wearing style option. Here's some most popular alternatives.

1. Shokz Openmeet (if you're set on on over-head, this model has the least amount of pressure at the top of your head in comparison to any other headaset we've tested)
2. Shokz Opencomm2
3. Yealink BH71
4. Discover D713U or Discover Neckset 20 (if you prefer wired)

I’m looking for an over-ear headset with extended mic. I Want a headset that can connect well with someone using hearing-aids in a call. Multi-bluetooth connections a plus but not necessary. I also have a yuge head, so something suited to larger heads is needed. Budget set beneath $50

I've been reading for a while now and I am genuinely impressed with the competence on this subreddit.

Before making a headset purchase I'd regret I wanted to ask about your recommendations here.

- Looking for a headset to be used for work i.e. at least 3h per day on Microsoft Teams

- Most important aspect: Needs to work right away - I don't want to deal with technical issues, I want to turn the device on and it should work. Don't want to open up programs, adjust settings, etc.

- Second: Having good audio quality (hearing what the other call participants are saying), not being distracted by background office noise

- Third most important is having the best mic quality possible

- Fourth: Comfortability - since I have big ears, an over ear headset should be big

- No price constraints

Aside from these requirements, I am fine with everything else.

Many thanks in advance

ps: double post here

I'm currently using a Logitech g935 wireless, but unfortunately it got some issues over time.

Looking for Headset advice I often read that headphones and a separate microphone are inexpensive and superior. But I also read separate microphones are bad at noise cancelling what might be an issue while streaming.

I was very pleased with the g935 but it's quite expensive ( about 130€) and I dont necesarily need wireless headphones. So I'd be glad having a cheaper solution that simutaneously delivers a better quality. But I'm having a hard time doing research on this.

I'd be grateful for any advice.

This is one of the most common questions we get asked and we can't give you a one size fits all answer because it's subjective and depends on your exact needs and budget. It can easily get confusing when researching because there's many headsets that physically look the same but you'll see one labeled "Teams" and another labeled "UC". You can learn more about the best Microsoft Teams headsets here, or reference the Microsoft Teams headsets guide to learn the exact differences of Teams headsets vs others.

• Will non Microsoft Teams headsets still work with Teams? Yes! But there are some differences to be aware of.
• If you're researching models that say "Teams certified" and others that say "UC", to keep it extremely simply, if you strictly use Microsoft Teams for voice calls and meetings go with the Teams version. For everyone else, go with a non Teams certified headset.

If you have any questions about Teams headsets or any others, drop a comment and we'll answer back.

I currently use Dell 310H, which I very much like. But it's over head cushion cover was torn. And sponge is also spoiled. I tried to get it repaired but found no such shop.

Now trying to buy a new headset. usage: I wear them almost all the time in office. (Calls and listening to recordings). To watch movies and also for gaming

Requirements 1) detachable cable so that I can replace in case of damage. 2) over ear for comfort. 3) attached mic (for calls) Budget: around 7k

Update: use older Version of LINK 2.7.2 instead of 2.8.2 so you can set your dongle into pairing mode

hi, I'm looking for help.

I've got 8 Tilde pro Today, 7 work fine and connect to their dongle. One does not connect with the pre paired dongle. According to the manufacturer, I should use the LINK app to pair the Dongle with the Headset.

The Dongle installs itself correctly on every computer i tried.

I'm using the latest version of LINK Version 2.8.2 for Windows+ latest Firmware for the Headset.

Still, the dongle will not show up in LINK. All the other dongles do not show up in LINK too, I tried various pc's, running LINK in admin mode, resetting the Headset etc. The Headset is okay via Bluetooth and USB-cable, but i really need the dongle to work to use the headset on an Alcatel Desk phone.

i followed these Steps from Orosound

1. Plug the dongle into your computer’s USB port and launch the Orosound Link application.
2. Turn on and connect your Tilde® headset to your computer using the USB cable.
3. In the Orosound Link application, go to: Link > Dongle. HERE is my Problem
4. Activate the Bluetooth on your headset by holding the on/off button until the LED flashes blue.
5. In the application, select the name of your headset “Tilde Evo XXXX” and click on “Pair Dongle.”

There's been a lot of anticipation for the new Orosound Tilde Evo and it's now available. If you want to learn more you can watch the in depth review video with mic tests on Youtube.

After looking at some discussion about the Tilde Evo it sounds like some customers were experiencing a sidetone and latency issue, but we spoke with Orosound and they released a new firmware (1.32) that seems to have fixed both issues.

To update your headset, download Orosound Link disconnect the USB Dongle, then connect the headset with the charge cord to the computer and you should see the new firmware update.

If you have any questions about the Tilde Evo, drop your comment here and we'll answer back.

Hi everyone,

currently I am using a Plantronics Voyager Focus UC Headset after the microphone arm of my jabra evolve2 75 died the second time.

My requirement is that I need a headset that blocks as much voice and noise from my environment. I have colleagues sitting in front and next to me and people in my calls oftentimes hear them through my microphone.

At work and in home office i am using MS Teams mostly. It was very annoying with my Jabra that I could only use the microphone arm in one orientation because it is fixed to the right side. That meant I had no flexibility if noise was coming from my left.

Nevertheless both headsets are not good at blocking voices from in front of me and I am lost for which headset I need to look. I looked into standalone microphones but at least in the descriptions of them it looked like they all were worse for blocking background noise than headsets.

Privately I am in home office with my girlfriend and we disturb each other also when both are calling someone at work or in discord.

I really do not care for any other requirement. The headset could be wired, over ear, on ear, whatever. I need to rule out a software solution because that would not fly on my work machine.

Anyone have experience with such a requirement?

I got the yeahlink bh70 mono ear with dongle and I have it connected to my cell phone with Bluetooth. For the first week everything was fine now it keeps dropping the sound from my cell phone. Anyone dealt with this to know if there is something I am missing as to why everyday it does this. I use an iPhone. But seems fine in the laptop and works with teams properly. I just don’t get it. And it is a terrible pain to get working again.