Wireless Headset with Mic, 65-Hour Battery

If your priority is hands-free calls, a headset with a charging base and on-ear controls may fit your routine better than a basic wired option. This wireless headset pairs a Bluetooth connection with an included USB dongle for computer setups, and its reversible ear hook is designed to work on either ear. The listed 65-hour battery life is aimed at long stretches between charges, though it’s worth noting that the product details don’t explain how battery life changes with different use patterns.

Technical details

The headset uses Bluetooth 5.2 and includes a USB dongle for computers without built-in Bluetooth. The stated wireless range is up to 49 ft, which can be useful when stepping away from a desk during a call, though walls and other surroundings may affect a wireless connection. A charging base keeps the headset and dongle together at a workstation, a USB-C cable is also included for charging away from the base.

The microphone rotates 270 degrees and can be positioned on either side. Its AI noise-canceling feature is intended to reduce distractions such as keyboard clicks, office conversation, and household noise. That describes the mic’s call-focused purpose, not a guarantee that every background sound will disappear. Controls cover answering calls, volume, mute, and voice assistant access. The maker lists up to 65 hours of battery life, but gives no usage conditions for that figure.

Compatibility

The listed connection options are Bluetooth and the included USB dongle. The product description names laptops, desktops, and smartphones, and specifically calls out Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, and Webex for calls. The dongle is presented as a way to connect to computers without built-in Bluetooth. It suits you if you want a headset for work calls across a computer or phone setup, It might not be a great match if your device or workplace has connection requirements that aren’t covered in the available details. No operating-system or device-specific compatibility list is provided, so don’t assume every setup is supported.

Usage tips

For a quick desk setup, place the charging base beside your computer and keep the USB dongle stored there when it isn’t plugged in. Before a meeting, rotate the mic toward your mouth and check that mute is off, the dedicated mute control is handy when a conversation at home or in a shared office briefly interrupts you. If you move around during a call, the listed 49 ft range gives a reference point, but staying within a clear connection is more dependable than treating that distance as guaranteed in every room.

The reversible ear hook offers a fit adjustment that a fixed-side headset doesn’t. Its call-oriented design favors access to controls and the microphone over the feel of a conventional padded over-ear headset. For long shifts, try the fit on both ears before settling in. Charging through the base makes sense at a desk, while USB-C gives you another charging route when the base isn’t nearby.

Practical doubts

Does it include a USB dongle? Yes. The description says the dongle is included and can be stored in the charging base.

Can the microphone be muted from the headset? Yes. The controls include an instant mute function, along with call answering and volume adjustment.

Can it be worn on either ear? The ear hook is reversible, and the microphone rotates 270 degrees to allow either-side positioning.

Buying verdict

Choose this headset if your day revolves around calls and you want a desk-friendly charging base, physical mute access, and more than one stated connection route. The combination is more tailored to meetings and customer support than to buyers looking for a conventional over-ear headphone experience. The main limitation is the lack of detailed device requirements and battery-test conditions, so confirm your setup supports one of the listed connection methods before relying on it for work.