EPOSSennheiser Consumer Audio SC 60 USB ML (504547) - Double-Sided Business Headset | For Skype for Business | with HD Sound, Noise-Cancelling Microphone, & USB Connector (Black)

I Use Head Phones to record coursed for my video content for my business and these Headphones are great and I love the Mic quality. Def. a good value for the money spent and connectivity is great as I can walk around my house while I am on Zoom calls. Love them

I have just finished testing my new Sennheiser SC 60s, the sixth headset I have purchased in two years, and (at least on day one) they are far and away the best I've ever purchased for under $40. Specifically:* In music playback, they have a subjectively full-frequency response (caveat, this was not evaluated with equipment and, like everyone over 25 I do not have full-frequency hearing).* Sound isolation is moderate, as expected from on-ear rather than over-ear headphones. I wouldn't use these for high-fidelity music reproduction.* Voice recording quality, when mic boom is positioned just outside outer corner of the mouth, was excellent both for recording and over a JoinMe web conference.* Microphone noise cancellation is outstanding. During playback of a voice recording made three feet away from a fan, voice was clear, but close listening was necessary to hear the sound of the fan. Recording while one foot from the fan, with wind noise plainly audible during the recording, was reduced at playback to just a mild and undistracting sound audible behind the clear voice.* Microphone directionality permitted loud typing away on a noisy keyboard to be only barely audible behind a clear voice during playback.* Comfort is good. These headphones sit gently on the ear, but I would not want to wear them all day.* Compatibility: Headset was instantly recognized by Windows 10 computer; no other platform tested.Caveat: While these are the best headphones I have ever used for web conferencing, I don't know how long these qualities will hold up over time. I plan to update this evaluation in a year.Hello all, this is me 5 years later (apologies if you've been waiting the previous 4 years for my follow-up ;). The reviewed Sennheisers lasted 4 years before almost daily use caused the wire casing to fray just below the ear cups. They still worked perfectly, but I replaced them since a reliable headset is vital in my work. This set is just as good as the last, and I have recommended them to many clients in online teaching. To be honest—but please don't share this with Sennheiser—they'd probably be the best you could buy at US$80. The fact that they are only $40 is quite remarkable.

Sound quality is excellent, my voice comes across crisp and I can hear the other speaker clearly. Turnkey installation. Only thing is, the foam keeps slipping off the headset when you pack it for the office. Need to superglue it to the plastic earphone.

I bought my first pair of Sennheisers about 5 years ago. The quality is so good I also record a podcast on it. I am on Zoom as the CEO of a services company some 6-8 hours a day-both before and during the pandemic.I have since issued these headphones to anyone in my company who needs a pair. They're phenomenal. And it's not just "good for the price" -- recently the foam earpads got just so worn out I set out to see if I could "upgrade."I tried every one of Wirecutter's picks and none of them had the mic quality this one does for the price. It absolutely kills background noise (all but the worst of it). Think gas powered lawn mowers, dryers, etc. the boom is adjustable too. I wear glasses and the headset doesn't hurt my ears after being worn for hours. I've also really abused these things, thrown them in backpacks for travel without a case, and they just keep going. if Sennheiser wold just sell me some foam ear pads I'd probably just replace those. This thing is THAT good.I tried headsets that cost 10x what this costs--and the mic quality was nowhere as good. Those other headsets also don't let you wear the mic on the left side if you wish, nor do they have a cord that's as long as this one, with an inline control. I like being able to mute with a button on the line vs fiddling with my headset on a video call. It's distracting to people.On top of it, I don't look like an air traffic controller because the ear pieces are not large. Even music from my laptop sounds just fine.I really did try to replace these with something "better"- but in the end, I couldn't do it. I tried to spend a lot more money but nothing was as good as these.It almost never happens anymore that you get a great product at such a great price. Thanks, Sennheiser!I don't know how they can do this for the price, but I'm glad they can.

I have done over 700 podcast episodes, and this is the only headset that I have found stands up to the process of mailing a guest a headset and having them return it to me. More than 300 guests have bought or used this headset for an interview and I can say that my very picky editor attests to the quality of this microphone. It is plug and play, and just works! If you are looking for a good microphone for your podcast guests or, just looking for a microphone that you can use to travel and make Zoom calls or even do your remote podcasting on the road, you need to look no further.

If I didn't know otherwise, I would never guess this is refurbished.Sound is very clear and microphone works very well. There were some workers banging loudly in the background one day during a virtual meeting, and the other meeting participants said they couldn't hear any of that. I was really surprised.Also, this is much lighter on my head than others, and doesn't bother me for extended use.