what mobile headset do you use these days?

[unwashed potato!]

in the past, it seemed Plantronics were one of the best if not the best for a mobile Bluetooth headset. They may still have high quality, however, i'm finding myself wishing for a more "modern" simpler style like the airpods, where it's less across your face.

I've not tried a high priced device like air pods or android equivalent, but the cheaper ones i have tried haven't been that good at all, especially for picking up my voice.

at the moment i have a Plantronics voyager, had a legend before then, and found the shape to be great for getting my voice and my voice only. people on the other end don't realise i'm working, but it's ugly, and wearing something like that around stores etc, i used to not care, but now with how much sleeker modern devices look, i feel the desire to change.

i'm around a lot less noise now than i used to be, so having absolute perfect sound quality isn't as much an issue as it was.

any way, i'm rambling now....

what do others use these days? i don't mean for music, but for running a business, for being on the phone throughout the day etc?

what can you recommend that is still good, but of a sleeker style then one that's coming right across your face?

 

[kona786]

I've also had the voyager in the past.

If I'm in a quiet enough environment I now use the Soundpeats TrueAir2+. They have excellent voice pickup and are comfortable. Having a battery case etc is much better than having to charge the voyager the old fashioned way.

The soundpeats are around £25 on sale. Absolute bargain.

I also have the Galaxy buds pro for when I need noise isolation and cancellation for calls.

 

[djcj]

Jabra make some quality bluetooth devices. Mostly aimed at music usage, but also excellent call quality.

The Jabra 75T earbuds I use have 4 separate microphones in them to filter out background noise etc.

 

[nine_tails]

Jabra make some quality bluetooth devices. Mostly aimed at music usage, but also excellent call quality.

The Jabra 75T earbuds I use have 4 separate microphones in them to filter out background noise etc.

I am still rocking 65Ts. But have to say from what i hear their newer models dont seem to hold up against the sony XM4s.