Sennheiser SC 30 USB CTRL (505548) - Auriculares empresariales de un solo lado Para comunicaciones unificadas con sonido HD, micrófono

I purchased this for work. I only rarely need to be on conference calls, and needed something that had the ability to mute the microphone from the headset. It sounds great, and people seem to be able to hear me well.I recently noticed that the cable is starting to break, though. While I've had the headset for about 3 years, it's been sitting in my cubicle at work and I've spent a lot of the past two years working from home due to covid.So while the audio quality seems great, the build quality is not so good.

The get the job done, but hate the way they fit! Constantly wanting to fall off when I look down. Not super happy at all! Wish there was a single, over the ear lobe loop with microphone headset. Can't find one to save my life.:(

I have purchased approximately 5 "high-end" voice-to-text microphones over the past 6 years for medical dictation utilizing Dragon Naturally Speaking. Although they worked well for accurate speech recognition with Dragon, they didn't seem to last as long as I thought they should, given their high price-tag. So, when my Samson Airline 77 finally bit the dust after 5 years, I thought I would give a "low-end" microphone a try. Enter the Sennheiser SC-30,I will make a long story short:1. Inexpensive......very.2. Works with Dragon DNS Professional v. 15 Individual3. Not as accurate as my Samson, but about 1/10th the price.4. Lightweight and comfortable.So.....if you don't want to drop $300 on a speech recognition microphone, give the SC-30 a whirl. Your results may be more accurate than mine. …

I wanted a good mono headset that was comfortable and didn't make my ears feel bruised after ~8 hours of use 5 days a week. I also wanted a headset that wasn't immersive and stereo meaning covering both ears as my line of business is technical support and I would rather just hear mono audio through 1 ear. This helps peoples bad attitudes not rub off on me or affect my performance.The mute button does flash red if muted *no matter what circumstance* and the call button goes green when on a call with certain software, in my testing Microsoft Teams which is kind of like Skype.The microphone quality is fantastic with a very natural and crisp sound. The noise cancellation is questionable though because I could hear my dog barking 2 rooms away through 2 closed doorways on a QuickTime test …

I am going to admit, I am a Sennheiser Apostle.. I really love their product.. I am a performing musician and have long left Shure microphones behind.. I have a few Audix mics I use for drums.. For Vocal mics, I will take a Sennheiser 835 (a $100 mic) over a Shure Beta 58 ($160 mic) anyday..When I needed to purchase a headset for my job so that I could make and receive calls from my laptop. I was overjoyed to know that Sennheiser made a product for this.Sound is crystal clear and the microphone does a wonderful job.. Skip the off names and go for this product!!is it really durable.. Well.. I can't say that it would take a ton of abuse but I keep my right in my laptop bag and have not had any issues

Best headset I've bought to VoIP applications. Good loud microphone volume, even with Win10. Lightweight, comfortable.I've bought several USB headsets and microphones for use with Skype, Comcast Softphone and other VoIP apps. This is the only solution that my customers have said that provides great fidelity, noise cancellation.

I got my first SC30 about a year ago. Has been working flawlessly (until now). I have used many other brands and types but this is one of the absolute best one-ear-headsets. Sound is great both to hear and being heard (great noise cancellation). I use it every day with Skype, GoToMeeting and WebEx (both with Win 7 and Win 8.1 - no extra software need to be installed, just plug it in). The sound control box (CTRL) works well for muting and adjusting the volume when on calls. The headset is comfortable to wear all day.Only one product enhancement wish, a better quality of the connecting cable. After a year of (intensive) use the connecting cable is cracked at several places so bad that the inner wires are exposed at several places and since recently the microphone have stopped working …

I've been using mono headsets like the SC30 now for years. When gaming, I don't like to wear a headset because I still want to be able to hear things/people around me. I like to listen to music/my game through my stereo system, rather than a headset like most. I only have voice (from Skype/Ventrilo/TeamSpeak) coming through my headset, no music or game sounds. That all goes thru my stereo. Because of this, I've preferred (over the years) to use mono headsets.In my experience, line-in headsets always have issues. The signal is analog, meaning you can have distortion or a host of other annoying issues with them, over time. To avoid that, I needed a USB (digital) solution. In the past, I've used the "Logitech Vantage USB Headset" which was the right solution (and really... *only*) for me. …