Wireless Headset with Mic, 65-Hour Battery

The AI noise-canceling microphone is designed to reduce background noise by up to 97%, helping your voice come through more clearly during calls in a busy workspace.

A one-tap mute button gives you a quick way to silence the mic when someone walks into your room or a conversation needs to pause.

Bluetooth, USB-A, and USB-C connection options make it easier to move between a computer and other devices without relying on a single connection type.

How it fits

This headset is aimed at work calls, online meetings, training sessions, and customer-service shifts. Its adjustable headband and breathable ear pads are intended for extended wear, while onboard controls let you answer calls, adjust volume, and manage audio without reaching for your device.

For example, you could keep it on during a video meeting, tap mute to speak to someone nearby, then unmute when you return to the conversation. The mic’s noise cancellation may help in a shared office, but it is a microphone feature, the listed details do not establish that the earcups actively block noise for you as the wearer. If you need quiet listening in a loud setting, that distinction matters.

It supports Bluetooth 6.0 as well as USB-A and USB-C dongles, and the listing names PC, MacBook, tablets, and smartphones among compatible devices. Teams, Zoom, Skype, Webex, and Google Meet are also listed. That gives it more connection flexibility than a headset built around just one dongle, though switching behavior between devices is not specified. Is a wireless setup useful if you still need a dependable fallback at your desk? The included dongle options give you alternatives to Bluetooth.

Pros

• The mic is advertised as reducing up to 97% of ambient noise, with one-tap mute for quick privacy.
• Up to 65 hours of battery life is listed, and a 5-minute charge is said to provide up to 2 hours of use.
• Bluetooth 6.0 and USB-A/USB-C dongles offer several ways to connect across the named device types.
• A 40mm driver and a stated wireless range of up to 49 feet round out the audio and connectivity details.

One limitation: the noise-reduction percentage describes the microphone, not noise cancellation for incoming sound. Also, the listing gives no weight or sizing details, so comfort over a full shift will depend on personal fit. It’s a great fit if your day involves frequent calls and you value a mute button, long listed battery life, and more than one connection method. Better avoided if you specifically need confirmed active noise cancellation for listening or detailed fit measurements before buying.

Spec sheet

• Type: Wireless headset with microphone
• Connections: Bluetooth 6.0, USB-A dongle, and USB-C dongle
• Driver: 40mm
• Wireless range: Up to 49 feet
• Battery: Up to 65 hours, a 5-minute charge is listed for up to 2 hours of use
• Controls: Mic mute, call answering, and volume adjustment
• Listed platforms and apps: PC, MacBook, tablet, smartphone, Teams, Zoom, Skype, Webex, and Google Meet

When it makes sense

Choose this headset if you want one work-focused option for calls across different devices and would rather not charge it every day during ordinary use. The claimed quick-charge time may also help when you notice a low battery shortly before a meeting. From the way it is set up, its strongest case is call convenience: noise-reducing mic, easy mute, and multiple connection choices. If your priority is verified ear-side noise blocking, a stated fit specification, or a particular device-switching feature, those details are not provided here, so a more fully specified headset may suit that decision better.