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- JBL Free WFH Wired Over-ear Headset with Detachable Mic
- JBL Signature Sound
- Detachable voice-focus, noise-canceling microphone
- Lightweight and durable
- Compatible with universal chat apps
- PC and mobile compatible
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Last Edited by MagicMarker18
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If you want an over-ear headset with a directional noise-canceling microphone, this the lowest price point for one. Yes, the lack of bluetooth makes it a bit of a niche product, suitable only for WFH and PC gaming, but it it is a great fit for those situations. It provides noise isolation, no lag, does not pick up ambient sounds and has much greater distance than BT.
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To get better range use a USB extension cable and put the USB receiver up high ideally with nothing in front of it (good general advice with wireless stuff). Range was poor when I had it connected to a hub under my monitor, but I put it up higher and range is considerably better.
I'm planning to test with Nintendo Switch to see if that works and I'll report back. I have a Bluetooth adapter that works with Switch, so maybe it'll work? Also can test with my Nvidia Shield TV Pro. If it works well I may pick up a second pair; anyone run two at the same time? Though not sure sound quality would be appropriate for gaming / TV, at least in cases where you can't EQ it.
To get better range use a USB extension cable and put the USB receiver up high ideally with nothing in front of it (good general advice with wireless stuff). Range was poor when I had it connected to a hub under my monitor, but I put it up higher and range is considerably better.
I'm planning to test with Nintendo Switch to see if that works and I'll report back. I have a Bluetooth adapter that works with Switch, so maybe it'll work? Also can test with my Nvidia Shield TV Pro. If it works well I may pick up a second pair; anyone run two at the same time? Though not sure sound quality would be appropriate for gaming / TV, at least in cases where you can't EQ it.
Any luck with the Nintendo switch?
- Battery life is right at 8 hours. I turned off the headset during my breaks to conserve the battery and it died right at the end of my shift. They really should have used a 12hr battery.
- Audio quality is great and it seems to have less latency than the wired USB Corsair headset I'd been using (less talking over people)
- The headset feels like it's made with really cheap plastic, almost like a cheap dollar store toy.
- I like the barebones-ness of the headset. Rocker switch for volume, mute button. That's all I need. It's literally a wireless, cheaper feeling version of my Corsair so I like the familiarity.
- I wish there was a way to turn off the tone that plays when you press the mute button. It's unnecessary because you can tell whether mute is engaged by feeling whether it's in or out.
All in all I like it and at $30, it's just what I'm looking for. The battery life is the main concern.
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The sound quality is very good and the bass is very good. JBL under promises on performance. It's a lightweight headset and should be durable. The microphone is thought of as good, not very good but on the high side of good. I had a mic listening session with critical listening participants.
It's a no brainer for $30. Kids do not realize what JBL is as a brand or that the parent company is Harmon/Kardon.
Here's [reddit.com] an excellent reddit thread that explains how this works in detail.
I've been using it for over 2 years now on my various TWS like the Jabra Elite Active 75t and others and it's honestly been great. I suggest getting the Jabra Link 380 [jabra.com] since it's bluetooth 5.0 and has greater range but the 370 should work just fine as well.
Like anything it has its pros and cons compared to the wireless JBL. Wireless in ear TWS bluetooth sets can be worn for very long periods of time and are much more comfortable and they are more ubiquitous out there now so you'll be incorporating what you most likely already own. The downside is Jabra supposedly doesn't support these outside of their own approved bluetooth headsets which means that not every set you have might work on the Link 370/380 although that is very rare. They also cost around $100.
For me the lightness of having these in my ears and going above the limitations of Win 10 and Mac restrictions when it comes to bluetooth and above all retaining the same excellent call quality that I get on my mobile phone calls for my daily work marathon VOIP calls has been worth it.
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