Shokz OpenComm
8 h, Wireless
Question about Shokz OpenComm
Is there a headset that has usable noise cancelling on both the microphone and the loudspeaker / headphones? I will probably have to work in an open-plan office again at some point, and I also work in a home office, sometimes in pairs. It's good if the other person doesn't hear anything / very little of the parallel conversations, but it's exhausting for me to hear two conversations and only concentrate on one.
I already had the predecessor without a separate microphone. There, the. Opposite criticised that it "clanks".
Not with this headset,
Very good quality.
Very comfortable to wear as loupblanc writes.
Theoretically, you can put in earplugs; then you have noise cancelling from the outside because the sound is transmitted through the bone.
Not with this headset,
Very good quality.
Very comfortable to wear as loupblanc writes.
Theoretically, you can put in earplugs; then you have noise cancelling from the outside because the sound is transmitted through the bone.
So the whole point of these headphones is to hear the ambient noise. That's why the sound is transmitted through the skull bone. I find this particularly pleasant in an open-plan office because 1) I can hear myself when I'm on the phone and therefore speak less loudly than with normal headphones and 2) I wear the Aftershokz all day and can still have conversations in the room or I'm not isolated. If I want quiet when talking on the phone or listening to music, I also use earplugs.... no joke...