The voice got lower when he switched over to the Voyager 5200 the Sennheiser sound better it blocked the dog barking background noise better also. I like the Sennheiser much better due to long battery life as advertised and superior voice quality plus better noise canceling. Once I got comfortable on how to wear the Sennheiser it is very comfortable for me using the ear hook all day with no problem even when sweating. Expensive for a Bluetooth but you can tell a clear difference and also very durable.
Had the 3rd of the Sennheisers - with all of them, after around 1.5 years of usage, the speaker started to clink. Switching to the 5200 now, hope there's no issues as such.
Nice work guys. But may I suggest that when you run ambient noise tests, run them on full-range stereo speakers? Just running them on an iPhone speaker, with its tiny frequency range and mono output, does NOT reflect reality!
Will they both work with MS Teams phone service? I wanted to like the Plantronics better but the Sennheiser sound and noise-canceling were noticeably better.
As we can clearly hear, the SW of Sennheiser clearly differentiates between your own voice and all the rest: If your voice stops, it gets a complete Mute. Once you start talking, the SW cancels the mute and delivers sound. Therefore, there is a small Analysis lagg for millisecond. But that's enough to 'clean up the environment. The Blue Parrot seems to do it the same way as Sennheiser. Plantronics still delivers background artefacts. But on the other hand, the voice volume of the Blue Parrot is a hearable weaker than Plantronics. On Sennheise there isn't such a volume difference. Good test btw.
Yes, I too noticed that! So now I'm wondering if anybody complains about it dropping the beginning of an utterance. I really like muting itself when I'm not talking. I can't stand all those little "???" in Dragon's results history, plus any misrecognitions (especially commands). Mistaking ambient noises for commands is lots of fun, even for someone who has decades of experience.
Thanks for your feedback. Very soon our reviews of the microphone will be in many different environments like you mentioned so everyone can get a real world idea.
Sennheiser Presence wins because it is better in sound and noise isolation, as well as its battery, and most importantly, it is easy to carry in the pocket , I was hesitant between them and after watching the video I will go to buy Sennheiser Presence, Thank you from your friend from Saudi Arabia
Hi, I’ve had two plantronics voyagers that have lasted 8 years, so not bad, but in your test the Sennheiser seams to be slightly louder and better at keeping out the office sound and you could not hear the dogs on the Sennheiser either, but you could hear it on the Plantronics. I bought a Garmin dezl Headset 100 and was disappointed in that headset, broke after a week, plus way to hot for a truck driver, do you recommend anything else out there that better that the Plantronics and Sennheiser thanks
Hi Oswald, give the Opencomm 2 UC a look here headsetadvisor.com/products/shokz-opencomm2-stereo-bone-conduction-bluetooth-headset?_pos=2&_sid=675939132&_ss=r Check out the very first review, it's from a fellow truck driver 🙂
This is a great video. I used to have Plantronics Voyager Legend UC. Now I have Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC and I was looking for some comparison with other devices. 5200 definitely has better design and user experience. My device arrived with fully exhausted battery and no matter I did it never recover to the fully 7 hours capacity time. Currently the maximum is 5 hours. 5200 has better mics, but Presence has unique noise cancellation. Anyway I would go with 5200 due to the user experience, still good noise cancellation and self-charging case (really a brilliant).
Great video. You covered a lot and didn't rush. I've used Plantronics for many years. I've probably had eight of them. My last one was staring to act up so I started looking at the newest version and decided to look at others as well this time. I settled on the Sennheiser Presence. One feature that Plantronics has that has become a negative to me is where it "Only works when on your ear". Now that I find myself wearing glasses more often, sometimes when I put glasses on it will make the Bluetooth go on and off because the arm of the glasses goes between my head and the Bluetooth. Also when the unit is in your pocket and up against your leg...I find it turning off and on as well. So getting RID of that feature has been a HUGE improvement. Couple that with the ease of connectivity and turning the unit on and off with the slide mechanism, so far this has been a no brainer to me. Top it off with a longer battery and I don't know why anyone would buy Plantronics. In your video the Sennheiser was clearly louder and totally cut out the background noise compared to the Plantronics. Thanks for all the info!
Hello, i have 3 pairs of voyagers 5200uc and all 3 giv3 me problems in cold weather conditions like 10°celsius and downward when on calls i can hear other persons but they hear me bad they can't understand what I'm saying, is the shennhiser better in cold weather? Many thanks
Hi Gabriel, we just heard that from another customer so we're sorry to hear that. You may want to consider a Blueparrott headset like the C300XT here headsetadvisor.com/products/blueparrott-c300-xt-bluetooth-headset
Hi Miguel, the microphone comparison starts at about 6:22. Up until 6:22 the mic you're hearing is from the Sennheiser Presence UC. Presence UC headsetadvisor.com/products/sennheiser-presence-uc-premium-bluetooth-headset-for-professionals Voyager 5200 UC headsetadvisor.com/products/plantronics-voyager-5200-uc-bluetooth-headset-for-mobile-workers
I'm looking for a bluetooth headset that can record as close to studio quality as possible over bluetooth to a computer, preferably with some sort of noise cancellation. Any suggestions?
The two closest headsets we can think of are at the links below. Tilde Pro here ua-cam.com/video/WKT_F75TtCc/v-deo.html Evolve2 75 here ua-cam.com/video/_2hTL7bU-sE/v-deo.html The Tilde Pro has the edge in voice quality in our opinion, and the Evolve2 75 has better mic noise cancellation.
@@HeadsetAdvisor The Jabra Evolve 2 75 is incredible but at that price I can just buy a microphone that will outperform it at that price point. If you do come across something half the price with a mic as good or better I may buy it. Until then I have some experiments I'll be doing to see if I can roll my own to a degree until there's something that's a perfect fit. Thanks for the speedy reply!
@@ShinyTechThings if your main concern is mic sound quality, a desktop mic will outperform any headset on voice quality and you can find very affordable options. It all just depends on your needs, but there's not a headset half the cost with even close to mic quality of a desktop mic that we're aware of.
I'm impressed with the Sennheiser's noise cancellation! Does the USB UC adaptor for the Sennheiser can change color or pulse to let you know if you're muted, on a call, etc.?
I'm really surprised how much the voice volume is reduced when you move the microphone. I didn't think the microphones are so sensible. Both are good, but the Poly seems to have a better design
That background noise by the iPhone was not loud. Please use a dB meter as used in other reviews. Please also do the blender test to keep the tests consistence. When I was doing a call with mij Jabra Evolve 75 with open windows on the 4th floor (12 meter high) an Ambulance came around the corner. I couldn't hear nothing what the other person was telling. However the other did not notice that there was an ambulance on my side of the call. That mic.beam ANC is very good
Can you listen to music and UA-cam and stuff like that on the phone with the Sennheiser? I only use it for the phone but I listen to everything on my Bluetooth so I wouldn’t need the one for the computer.
The recording is done on the computer with the USB Dongle. On your iPhone enable voice isolation and it should help support.apple.com/en-lamr/HT213683#:~:text=During%20your%20call%2C%20swipe%20down,Voice%20Isolation%20or%20Wide%20Spectrum.
My husband and I was using Plantrnics explorer 55 and for our needs this was really good choice (I'm just using it around the house, only on my phone, or in the car, and my husband using it in the tractor). Now it's time to buy new ones and Plantrnics explorer 55 is impossible to find, so I'm thinking to buy Sennheiser Presence. Do you think that non UC version is going to be good as Plantrnics explorer 55?
The video was very good. I need a blue tooth that will "Announce the caller id. Which would you recommend? I have been using Voyager but lost it. Bummer. Also I just received Motorola Stylus 5G and can not seem to find the announcement feature on it. My Voyager worked on my previous phone which was an LG Stylo 4. Thank you for any help you can give me. Yvonne
Hi Delfino, if connecting to your computer, you'd want to go to your computer sound settings to adjust the mic. If connecting to your mobile phone, there's no additional way to adjust the mic gain we're aware of.
I have a slight hearing problems and I teach English at my home from my cellphone so I need one that has great sound. Which one is better or should I just go for the BlueParrot S450-XT?
For cell phone connectivity and good audio to hear and be heard, the S450 would be a good way to go! Especially for hearing impairment because it will fully enclose your ears. If you can have a headset worn on the ears, another model to consider would be this one ua-cam.com/video/DYsoT6E_byI/v-deo.html
This is a really good review on both products. I love the Plantronics, however the Sennheiser sounded much better quality but I'll still go with a Plantronics.
@@HeadsetAdvisor Though Sennheiser call quality is truly superior, it is out of my price range and it doesn't appear (based on your review) operationally easy to use like the Plantronics device.
You need better tests bro. Maybe some speakers in the back for better scenario tests. I liked the blender tests because it tests out the the noise cancellation mics and voice clarity
This was one of our first videos we made and have to say it's very bad in comparison to our newer videos. Check out some of the newer videos with mic tests on our channel and see if that's any better for you :)
This test isn't to accurate. Office chatter comes from all directions at different levels. Not from a localized cell phone speaker. I'm glad you mentioned the mute function on the Senn. I won't be getting it for that reason. Need a quick mute toggle like the Poly.
Thanks for watching Pawel! I agree it’s not a 100% fair comparison to an in office real world scenario. Our goal is to give an idea of what the noise cancellation could be, but neither headset will block out all background noises.
Hi Matthias, is there something we missed? After looking back at the video at 4:01 we're talking about the benefit of getting the UC model over trying to pair the 5200 to your computer without the USB adapter.
I was using voyager legend fo 4 years talking 2 hrs per day and had no problem with battery at all. Still hold for about 5hrs. Only issues was the ear buds which gets loose, and new ones are a bit expensive. Unfortunetly mic get faulty and now got to swich. No mather that will stay with platronics
I bought me and my wife the Plantronics. Both were absolutely garbage. I just can not believe how horrible both were. Awful sound and even walking away from the phone it was cutting out terribly. $129 each for those things. I thought I would be ecstatic after spending this 💰. I still can't believe neither one worked properly.
@@HeadsetAdvisor I bought the headsets when I purchased the galaxy S8 when it originally came out. I've always had cheap Motorola boom headsets in which to this day have never had one single problem or issue with. I bought the Plantronics headsets spending the extra money thinking they would be something top notch for both of us. If we walked away from our phones at all the headsets would cut out and get very crackly. I had to have my phone in hand walking with it anywhere I went. I couldn't even go into another room. The sound was delayed about 1-2 seconds for both of us and was just awkward talking to anyone because of the constant pausing to let the other one speak, it was like we were constantly interrupting each other. I really wanted these headsets to be awesome not only for talking but watching videos and listening to music. We both have the galaxy S20 ultra now and still to this day have our original Motorola booms still working just fine with no issues at all whatsoever. However I really want something with really good sound quality and noise canceling features while driving, or working from home. I have 3 Dobermans that just love to bark at any sound outside to let every person in the neighborhood know they are home 😆🤣 and do not come near the house. I am really trying to compare on which one would be best for me and I'm narrowing it down to do far the Sennheiser, icomtofit and the Honshoop. I am a recruiter and when working from home I interview many candidates over the phone for multiple different jobs. What are your thoughts? And thank you for replying so quickly. That is outstanding top notch customer service in my book!
@@Dawgfather1218 Thank you for sharing your story! We don't provide these headsets but you may want to consider this headset amzn.to/3e16Npe or this model amzn.to/3ge2ZUd These are the best headsets we've tested with a mobile phone for noise cancellation! Check out some of the videos on UA-cam for yourself and may be worth considering. We'll be the first to admit these headsets aren't a fashion statement, but they do perform well from our testing. Thank you for the kind comments as well :D
You're right. I own the plantronics 5200 and it doesn't fit properly. It always feels like it's going to fall off. Too small and the ear canal piece none of them fit properly always coming off.
Hi Delfino, if connecting to your computer, you'd want to go to your computer sound settings to adjust the mic. If connecting to your mobile phone, there's no additional way to adjust the mic gain we're aware of.
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The voice got lower when he switched over to the Voyager 5200 the Sennheiser sound better it blocked the dog barking background noise better also. I like the Sennheiser much better due to long battery life as advertised and superior voice quality plus better noise canceling. Once I got comfortable on how to wear the Sennheiser it is very comfortable for me using the ear hook all day with no problem even when sweating. Expensive for a Bluetooth but you can tell a clear difference and also very durable.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Had the 3rd of the Sennheisers - with all of them, after around 1.5 years of usage, the speaker started to clink. Switching to the 5200 now, hope there's no issues as such.
Nice work guys. But may I suggest that when you run ambient noise tests, run them on full-range stereo speakers? Just running them on an iPhone speaker, with its tiny frequency range and mono output, does NOT reflect reality!
Hi Adrian, thanks for watching and sharing your feedback to help us improve!
Will they both work with MS Teams phone service? I wanted to like the Plantronics better but the Sennheiser sound and noise-canceling were noticeably better.
Hi Melinda, yes both are compatible with MS Teams :) thanks for watching!
As we can clearly hear, the SW of Sennheiser clearly differentiates between your own voice and all the rest: If your voice stops, it gets a complete Mute.
Once you start talking, the SW cancels the mute and delivers sound. Therefore, there is a small Analysis lagg for millisecond. But that's enough to 'clean up the environment.
The Blue Parrot seems to do it the same way as Sennheiser. Plantronics still delivers background artefacts.
But on the other hand, the voice volume of the Blue Parrot is a hearable weaker than Plantronics. On Sennheise there isn't such a volume difference.
Good test btw.
Thanks for watching!
Yes, I too noticed that! So now I'm wondering if anybody complains about it dropping the beginning of an utterance.
I really like muting itself when I'm not talking. I can't stand all those little "???" in Dragon's results history, plus any misrecognitions (especially commands). Mistaking ambient noises for commands is lots of fun, even for someone who has decades of experience.
Very good review. Pls add also wind tests. That would be helpful in cases where you're on the road, busy streets, windows down in a car etc.
Thanks for your feedback. Very soon our reviews of the microphone will be in many different environments like you mentioned so everyone can get a real world idea.
Sennheiser Presence wins because it is better in sound and noise isolation, as well as its battery, and most importantly, it is easy to carry in the pocket , I was hesitant between them and after watching the video I will go to buy Sennheiser Presence, Thank you from your friend from Saudi Arabia
Thank you for watching!
Hi, I’ve had two plantronics voyagers that have lasted 8 years, so not bad, but in your test the Sennheiser seams to be slightly louder and better at keeping out the office sound and you could not hear the dogs on the Sennheiser either, but you could hear it on the Plantronics. I bought a Garmin dezl Headset 100 and was disappointed in that headset, broke after a week, plus way to hot for a truck driver, do you recommend anything else out there that better that the Plantronics and Sennheiser thanks
Hi Oswald, give the Opencomm 2 UC a look here headsetadvisor.com/products/shokz-opencomm2-stereo-bone-conduction-bluetooth-headset?_pos=2&_sid=675939132&_ss=r
Check out the very first review, it's from a fellow truck driver 🙂
This is a great video. I used to have Plantronics Voyager Legend UC. Now I have Plantronics Voyager 5200 UC and I was looking for some comparison with other devices. 5200 definitely has better design and user experience. My device arrived with fully exhausted battery and no matter I did it never recover to the fully 7 hours capacity time. Currently the maximum is 5 hours. 5200 has better mics, but Presence has unique noise cancellation. Anyway I would go with 5200 due to the user experience, still good noise cancellation and self-charging case (really a brilliant).
Hi Stefan, thank you for watching and providing your insight!
Great video. You covered a lot and didn't rush. I've used Plantronics for many years. I've probably had eight of them. My last one was staring to act up so I started looking at the newest version and decided to look at others as well this time. I settled on the Sennheiser Presence. One feature that Plantronics has that has become a negative to me is where it "Only works when on your ear". Now that I find myself wearing glasses more often, sometimes when I put glasses on it will make the Bluetooth go on and off because the arm of the glasses goes between my head and the Bluetooth. Also when the unit is in your pocket and up against your leg...I find it turning off and on as well. So getting RID of that feature has been a HUGE improvement. Couple that with the ease of connectivity and turning the unit on and off with the slide mechanism, so far this has been a no brainer to me. Top it off with a longer battery and I don't know why anyone would buy Plantronics. In your video the Sennheiser was clearly louder and totally cut out the background noise compared to the Plantronics. Thanks for all the info!
Thanks for watching, Rick and sharing your thoughts :)
Thanks so much for explaining the difference / benefit to the UC models of the headsets!!
Hi Brian, you're welcome and thanks for watching.
With the Sennheiser when a call comes in can you say Answer or Decline?
Helpful comparison! The sennheiser did a much better job at reducing background noise. Voice quality sounded similar to me.
Hi Matt, thanks for watching! Is there anything you'd like to see in future videos that we didn't address here?
Hello, i have 3 pairs of voyagers 5200uc and all 3 giv3 me problems in cold weather conditions like 10°celsius and downward when on calls i can hear other persons but they hear me bad they can't understand what I'm saying, is the shennhiser better in cold weather? Many thanks
Hi Gabriel, we just heard that from another customer so we're sorry to hear that. You may want to consider a Blueparrott headset like the C300XT here headsetadvisor.com/products/blueparrott-c300-xt-bluetooth-headset
when do you plan to start your audio comparison for these two? been halfway through your video.
Hi Miguel, the microphone comparison starts at about 6:22. Up until 6:22 the mic you're hearing is from the Sennheiser Presence UC.
Presence UC headsetadvisor.com/products/sennheiser-presence-uc-premium-bluetooth-headset-for-professionals
Voyager 5200 UC headsetadvisor.com/products/plantronics-voyager-5200-uc-bluetooth-headset-for-mobile-workers
I'm looking for a bluetooth headset that can record as close to studio quality as possible over bluetooth to a computer, preferably with some sort of noise cancellation. Any suggestions?
The two closest headsets we can think of are at the links below.
Tilde Pro here ua-cam.com/video/WKT_F75TtCc/v-deo.html
Evolve2 75 here ua-cam.com/video/_2hTL7bU-sE/v-deo.html
The Tilde Pro has the edge in voice quality in our opinion, and the Evolve2 75 has better mic noise cancellation.
@@HeadsetAdvisor The Jabra Evolve 2 75 is incredible but at that price I can just buy a microphone that will outperform it at that price point. If you do come across something half the price with a mic as good or better I may buy it. Until then I have some experiments I'll be doing to see if I can roll my own to a degree until there's something that's a perfect fit. Thanks for the speedy reply!
@@ShinyTechThings if your main concern is mic sound quality, a desktop mic will outperform any headset on voice quality and you can find very affordable options. It all just depends on your needs, but there's not a headset half the cost with even close to mic quality of a desktop mic that we're aware of.
@@HeadsetAdvisor thanks!
Is Sennheiser uc have USB dongle? Do they connect as USB audio?
Yes
I'm impressed with the Sennheiser's noise cancellation! Does the USB UC adaptor for the Sennheiser can change color or pulse to let you know if you're muted, on a call, etc.?
Yes there’s mute indicators to know for sure you’re on mute. I believe the UC adapter turns red when muted.
I'm really surprised how much the voice volume is reduced when you move the microphone. I didn't think the microphones are so sensible.
Both are good, but the Poly seems to have a better design
Right?! Mic position is highly important.
That background noise by the iPhone was not loud. Please use a dB meter as used in other reviews. Please also do the blender test to keep the tests consistence.
When I was doing a call with mij Jabra Evolve 75 with open windows on the 4th floor (12 meter high) an Ambulance came around the corner. I couldn't hear nothing what the other person was telling. However the other did not notice that there was an ambulance on my side of the call. That mic.beam ANC is very good
Thanks for watching and your feedback! That helps us improve.
Can you listen to music and UA-cam and stuff like that on the phone with the Sennheiser? I only use it for the phone but I listen to everything on my Bluetooth so I wouldn’t need the one for the computer.
Hi Chris, great question. Yes the headset will allow you to listen to audio on your phone like music or UA-cam.
Where are you recording the audio from when on the microphones? I’m trying to use my iPhone audio recording and I can hear all the noises
The recording is done on the computer with the USB Dongle. On your iPhone enable voice isolation and it should help support.apple.com/en-lamr/HT213683#:~:text=During%20your%20call%2C%20swipe%20down,Voice%20Isolation%20or%20Wide%20Spectrum.
My husband and I was using Plantrnics explorer 55 and for our needs this was really good choice (I'm just using it around the house, only on my phone, or in the car, and my husband using it in the tractor). Now it's time to buy new ones and Plantrnics explorer 55 is impossible to find, so I'm thinking to buy Sennheiser Presence. Do you think that non UC version is going to be good as Plantrnics explorer 55?
Either the 5200 or Presence I think you can't go wrong with.
The video was very good. I need a blue tooth that will "Announce the caller id. Which would you recommend? I have been using Voyager but lost it. Bummer. Also I just received Motorola Stylus 5G and can not seem to find the announcement feature on it. My Voyager worked on my previous phone which was an LG Stylo 4.
Thank you for any help you can give me.
Yvonne
Hi Yvonne, thanks for watching. The Voyager 5200 will still be one of the best to stick with.
I can't wear earbuds I have a presence uc that I love is there a newer model? I just found from your video the name change to epist
How do I set the microphone gains on the plantronic?
Hi Delfino, if connecting to your computer, you'd want to go to your computer sound settings to adjust the mic. If connecting to your mobile phone, there's no additional way to adjust the mic gain we're aware of.
which one or maybe a different one for a road construction environment? I also wear glasses.
This may be what you're looking for ua-cam.com/video/LRmTMpZVoVc/v-deo.html
I have a slight hearing problems and I teach English at my home from my cellphone so I need one that has great sound. Which one is better or should I just go for the BlueParrot S450-XT?
For cell phone connectivity and good audio to hear and be heard, the S450 would be a good way to go! Especially for hearing impairment because it will fully enclose your ears. If you can have a headset worn on the ears, another model to consider would be this one ua-cam.com/video/DYsoT6E_byI/v-deo.html
This is a really good review on both products. I love the Plantronics, however the Sennheiser sounded much better quality but I'll still go with a Plantronics.
Thanks for watching! What helped you make your choice with the Plantronics over the Sennheiser?
@@HeadsetAdvisor Though Sennheiser call quality is truly superior, it is out of my price range and it doesn't appear (based on your review) operationally easy to use like the Plantronics device.
@@renata13725 Thanks for sharing and fair points :)
5200 is great outside and in a vehicle. Durable also. Been using this model for years 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for sharing! The 5200 has been a customer favorite for many years.
I buy one and like to much but got damaged maybe because sweat slot when I’m working in les then 2 months
You need better tests bro. Maybe some speakers in the back for better scenario tests. I liked the blender tests because it tests out the the noise cancellation mics and voice clarity
This was one of our first videos we made and have to say it's very bad in comparison to our newer videos. Check out some of the newer videos with mic tests on our channel and see if that's any better for you :)
Thanks for review!!
No problem, Sergey! Thanks for watching.
This test isn't to accurate. Office chatter comes from all directions at different levels. Not from a localized cell phone speaker.
I'm glad you mentioned the mute function on the Senn. I won't be getting it for that reason. Need a quick mute toggle like the Poly.
Thanks for watching Pawel! I agree it’s not a 100% fair comparison to an in office real world scenario. Our goal is to give an idea of what the noise cancellation could be, but neither headset will block out all background noises.
I appreciate the appearance of honest review
You’re welcome and thanks for watching :)
4:01 that is not true. The newer 5200 UC model uses BT5.0 while the non UC model just comes with Bluetooth 4.x.
Hi Matthias, is there something we missed? After looking back at the video at 4:01 we're talking about the benefit of getting the UC model over trying to pair the 5200 to your computer without the USB adapter.
I saw one like this, but, for me, without a wind and breeze test, I need to move on.
Hi Rick, we were thinking of doing a wind test across a number of models, these included. Stay tuned!
Very creativity thanks
Thanks a lot
What do you recommend for a busy coffee shop or road?
We have many customers using both of these headsets for that exact application. What’s your thoughts on either of these models?
I watched a full ad for ya hope it raise your funds
P.s there was skip option :)
Keep watching those ads Rajesh!! :D
I was using voyager legend fo 4 years talking 2 hrs per day and had no problem with battery at all. Still hold for about 5hrs. Only issues was the ear buds which gets loose, and new ones are a bit expensive. Unfortunetly mic get faulty and now got to swich. No mather that will stay with platronics
The Legend is definitely a staple for Bluetooth headsets, so it's not surprise to hear you prefer this headset. Thanks for watching!
I want to hear co nutrition noises please. Lol like trucks backing up and people digging up the street
I have had several 5200 good sound but they all fall apart. The silicone they use is way to soft. They want you to keep buying more.
Sennheiser sounded way better when you connected it to the laptop!
Background noise is 0 for the Presence
Thanks for watching!
bad posición of the phone, it is at the right side, behind the precense and in front the voyager... so it is not a good VSs
I bought me and my wife the Plantronics. Both were absolutely garbage. I just can not believe how horrible both were. Awful sound and even walking away from the phone it was cutting out terribly. $129 each for those things. I thought I would be ecstatic after spending this 💰. I still can't believe neither one worked properly.
Sorry to hear your experience! Can you help us understand what you were using the headsets for and which devices you were connecting to?
@@HeadsetAdvisor I bought the headsets when I purchased the galaxy S8 when it originally came out. I've always had cheap Motorola boom headsets in which to this day have never had one single problem or issue with. I bought the Plantronics headsets spending the extra money thinking they would be something top notch for both of us. If we walked away from our phones at all the headsets would cut out and get very crackly. I had to have my phone in hand walking with it anywhere I went. I couldn't even go into another room. The sound was delayed about 1-2 seconds for both of us and was just awkward talking to anyone because of the constant pausing to let the other one speak, it was like we were constantly interrupting each other. I really wanted these headsets to be awesome not only for talking but watching videos and listening to music.
We both have the galaxy S20 ultra now and still to this day have our original Motorola booms still working just fine with no issues at all whatsoever. However I really want something with really good sound quality and noise canceling features while driving, or working from home. I have 3 Dobermans that just love to bark at any sound outside to let every person in the neighborhood know they are home 😆🤣 and do not come near the house.
I am really trying to compare on which one would be best for me and I'm narrowing it down to do far the Sennheiser, icomtofit and the Honshoop.
I am a recruiter and when working from home I interview many candidates over the phone for multiple different jobs. What are your thoughts? And thank you for replying so quickly. That is outstanding top notch customer service in my book!
@@Dawgfather1218 Thank you for sharing your story! We don't provide these headsets but you may want to consider this headset amzn.to/3e16Npe or this model amzn.to/3ge2ZUd
These are the best headsets we've tested with a mobile phone for noise cancellation! Check out some of the videos on UA-cam for yourself and may be worth considering.
We'll be the first to admit these headsets aren't a fashion statement, but they do perform well from our testing.
Thank you for the kind comments as well :D
@@HeadsetAdvisor Thank you! 😊
Worst thing about the 5200: It creates a horrible stupid looking gizmo ear. Its way too small. For every ear. Not adjustable...
Thanks for watching and sharing Peter! Which headset do you prefer?
You're right. I own the plantronics 5200 and it doesn't fit properly. It always feels like it's going to fall off. Too small and the ear canal piece none of them fit properly always coming off.
U cute🥰💖😜😍
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god do both sound ever so awful... even much worse than the webcam mic 🙈
How do I set the microphone gains on the plantronic?
Hi Delfino, if connecting to your computer, you'd want to go to your computer sound settings to adjust the mic. If connecting to your mobile phone, there's no additional way to adjust the mic gain we're aware of.