Yealink BH72-lite Bluetooth Headset Wireless Headset with Microphone Teams Zoom Certified Headset Office Headphone Stereo Noise Canceling Mic, Retractable Hidden Microphone Arm, 35H Talk Time, Gray

I also own Jabra 75, hence I am comparing my experience with this headset to the Jabra one. I am aware of the price difference, however $140 for this headset is not cheap to give it a slack.Cons:- What I feared of prior buying the headset was confirmed: the actual construction is quite clumsy, so sliding in/sliding out is not a very smooth and natural movement, moving the headset slightly. Being on a meeting with Jabra is a much more natural experience (for me): sliding the mic up and down is much easier and natural.- Another issue: Consider you have the mic arm extended, you are unmuted. Sometimes, when you are trying to pull the mic arm in, the arm slips out of your fingers, and the mic pulls back out (because of the magnets driving it out). Yet the sensor already senses the movement, and mutes you out. So now you have the mic arm out, and you are muted. If you try to retract the mic arm, you get unmuted with your mic arm retracted! This is a major design issue: the mute/unmute is not set based on the mic arms position, but only based on the movement which can end uncompleted. This situation happened to me a few times already, hence isn't a one-time hard-to-reproduce occurrence.- Software issue: I am connected to the PC via the dongle. Oftentimes, the sound stops coming through the headset, even thought the headset says "PC connected" (it does that when you briefly press the power button), and the PC says the sound is directed to the headset.Pros:Some of my fears before buying the device were dismissed though. I feared that when inserting the microphone into the headset (to mute it), the mechanical movement (sliding in) would create mechanical movement noise. I did ask my colleagues, and they confirmed that there is no noise from mechanical movement.

Couldn’t keep this headset because wasn’t compatible with my work phone, but headset advisor on YT sings its praises. It is however pretty comfortable for extended use and has a quality build. I’d say it’s worth a try.

Good quality, comfortable fit, love the telescoping microphone! The only improvement I would make would be move range on the Bluetooth, it starts breaking up quickly. My previous Jabra had double the range.

These headsets have so many technical issues it’s been draining. Randomly they will just stop working, no sound and mic cuts off. You absolutely cannot use them wirelessly (which is why I got them) and even with a wired connection they are sub par at best. It seems no one can hear me and it’s a lot of repeating and raising my voice. It’s just poor quality. With my first headset I emailed yealink about the issues and had no response till I made a review about how bad they are. Then they had to send me two more for technical issues. I finally gave up and I’m changing headsets.ProsSuper comfortableSupport will get with you if you make the issue publicConsLegitimately do not work at all

Good audio and works with Teams as well as my phone. Glad I ditched a wired headset! The only thing I'd change would be keeping the "On' light on so I know if I need to wake it up or not if a call comes in. It does fall asleep to save battery. I only have a couple meetings a day and now at the end of day two the charge is at 85%. Can change the EQ to 3 presets or customize it. Good set of features overall.