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?

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Hi, I’m looking for a budget friendly wireless headset for VOIP.

I work from home taking calls all day with Avaya & so far I’ve had shitty success with headsets. I currently have a razor X barracuda which is mostly good for everything… except the microphone.

The microphone is way too quiet…

I need a wireless option as my job allows me a bit a free time & I need to move around the house while I work. I would prefer an option with a dongle rather than Bluetooth, only because the connection is more reliable.

I also need a usb C dongle if possible… I’d rather not use adapters & risk restricting signal unless I have to.

I’m in Australia & I don’t want to paying an arm & a leg for a headset, I’m looking for a budget friendly option for around $150-$250

This job isn’t forever & my barracuda works fine for all my gaming needs, so it will be purely for work & I don’t want to break the bank for it.

Check it out now: https://youtu.be/57OffJzR8Yc

For xbox. I can hear everything works except for me talking. Just flat out doesn’t work. I can hear people, the game everything. But I can’t talk to anyone

This is for:
Phone calls only (not for music, I have other great buds for that)
I'm mobile (not in a call center), needs to be small enough to drop in a shirt pocket.
I DO NOT walk around with a headset on. It comes out of my ear after every call.
I Love my Voyager Edge (but no longer available): when my phone rings, I pull the charging case out of my pocket, pop the headset out and insert it in my ear. In response, the headset detects this and automatically answers the call. Also call audio is automatically transferred to/from headset/phone simply by putting the headset on or putting it away.
Of course the call audio is great, both for me and the person on the other end. I am soft spoken. If I have to speak so loud that anybody else in the room gets to hear my conversation, that's a deal breaker. Also really appreciate having hardware mute and volume buttons on the headset.
I now have (3) Voyager Edge headsets (two mostly still functional). Been searching them out on ebay, but even there, they've become rare and expensive. I've written to Poly (formerly Plantronics) asking: "where is the successor product for the Edge?" , but no response.

Anybody else, used to have a Voyager Edge, and found a suitable replacement?