Sennheiser PC 3 Chat - Durable On-Ear Wired Headset - Noise Cancelling Microphone for Casual Gaming and Easy Connectivity - Lightweight Stereo Quality Sound - Great for Internet Telephony & E-Learners

Excellent audio sound quality for a PC headset, light weight, and comfortable.

First of all, this headset has two jacks - headphones and mic. Make sure your computer has two jacks.If your laptop or computer has a single jack, then search for this: ‎B07GBTY82QIf you are looking for the USB version, then get this: B005HWEZGGWhat I like:1. Boom mic reaches all the way to my mouth.2. This has old school noise cancellation and it works really well. Conference attendees can't hear me typing away on my mechanical keyboard - they don't ask me to go on mute anymore. There are two ports on the boom mic: One facing my mouth and the other facing away. If you want to study how this works, search "Noise-canceling_microphone" on wiki. There is no electronic magic going on and no batteries are needed.3. Springy enough to snugly fit on my head, yet loose enough to not give me a headache or twist my glasses. Widely adjustable.4. Obviously, these are not for music - bass doesn't really come through. Perfectly tuned for the midrange - vocals and voice come through really well.5. The cable is 7 feet long!What I don't like:1. No Volume Control, but that's okay.2. Packaging was a pain to open with 2-3 twist ties added for good measure.It looks inexpensive because it is inexpensive.

4 stars because they work for what i bought them for. I purchased PC 3 headphones gaming coms. The mic picks up my voice very well and i am able to hear the other players very clearly. But these headphones are not for listening to music or watching movies if sound volume and quality are important to you. Because even with the volume setting at 100 the sound is not very loud- it stays even and clear with no distortion. I have some other phones that are very loud when i listen to music or watch a movie with the volume is at 60 and above.

We deployed around five of these to a crisis call center location a year or so ago in response to complaints about audio quality from our staff and inbound callers. Since installation it's been smooth sailing, with reports from staff finding that it isolates outside noise well enough, sits comfortably on their ears, and features a surprisingly high quality microphone to boot.Our polycom phones required a rj9 to 3.5mm female adapter but those were cheap enough that this still seemed to be a better deal than the regular headsets we were using (plantronics). After hearing the quality and getting reports back from staff of how comfortable they were we were thrilled to have purchased them.I actually purchased ten or more for our backup training headsets and replacement headsets for other staff members to have on hand. They're great but keep in mind there's no volume control on it and you will require the 3.5mm aux ports for hookup which could be a deal breaker to some. For us due to the sound quality (from the mic and the headset drivers) this is a justifiable compromise.Personally I'm surprised at the drivers they packed into this headset. I use these on my desktop at work as well due to how lightweight they are and the warm sound signature.For the price you just can't beat these.

I am using this headset for call center work but even if I wasn't I would find them a problem. They hurt the top of my head and I can't find a way to make them more comfortable. I realize the problem could just be my head.On the up-side, the earphones and mic appear to work very well, because of this I would by from this company again just not this headset.

Close to plug-and-play, just adjust the volume and test to make sure you've got the mic high enough, and that's it. They're comfortable (on-ear, not over or all around the ears), lightweight, the integrated adapter makes it work with whatever kind of headphone/audio jack your device uses, including combo ones. Great for Zoom meetings. The only iffy thing is that they seem easy to damage if you just toss them around or don't store them in a case, box, or drawer. Sennheiser is known for great headphones, so they are likely to keep functioning longer and function better than ones that cost less, and this is a good price for good functionality.

Firts, this is a real review, for those of you (like me) that are suspicious of 5 star reviews.With all the teleconferences we're having nowadays, I had to get something better than my earbud mic. This headset works well, especially for the price. It is lightweight, the pads don't press to hard on the ears, it's not an isolating earpad design, but this is what I wanted. The mic works well- it comes out far enough to be heard, but just far enough back to allow my cup of coffee to get by without bumping :D. The only issue that may be a problem for some is that *** you need a separate mic and headphone jack on your computer *** to work this. For your phone or laptop with only the 4 conductor jack, you'll need to spend another $15 on the Sennheiser adapter cable (I ordered that too and plan to review that soon, but for now it's fine plugged into my computer).So in summary this is a good headphone and I highly recommend it for teleconferencing. Stay safe!

This thing was a piece of junk right out of the box. Flaky, poor-quality connections means that every time I move my head one of the speakers cuts out. Even when it does work, the audio quality is very poor. I gave up on it after an hour.