EKSA H5 Bluetooth Headset with Microphone AI-Powered ENC, Wireless PC Headsets with USB Dongle [45Hrs playtime & 10M range] & Fast Charging Dock, Over Ear Computer Headsets for Laptop/Office/Teams

The product is simple to use, the audio is fantastic, the product is comfortable to wear, the customer service is 2nd to none and need I say more, I’m very happy to recommend 👍

I took a chance with this headset as I was unsure if it would work with my work laptop. Not only does it work great, the range is great, the sound quality is great. I would recommend highly if you are thinking about purchasing. Yes there's cheaper ones, and more expensive ones. Overall for a mid-range priced headset i'm very very happy.

As a background, I bought the wireless version of this headset (EKSA H6) with the USB dongle to go with my particular setup - I work across two PCs (one Windows and one Linux) and currently have my mouse, keyboard, webcam & headset linked to the pair of them via a USB-Switch, meaning I can jump from one machine to the next with ease. My current wired headset has an on-ear design and it's really uncomfortable after a while so I was looking for a headset with over-ear cushions instead that was compatible with my setup - even better if it was wireless. Step in the EKSA H6.This headset works seamlessly with my setup and switches, along with my keyboard etc, from my Windows machine to my Linux one within a fraction of a second - voice notifications through the headset tells me when it's disconnecting from one and reconnecting to the other. It's lightweight and is comfortable to wear for extended periods of time and the auto-mute function of flipping up the microphone makes it easy to avoid deafening your coworkers with an unexpected cough or sneeze.I use this for voice and video calls via MS Teams and Google Meet and, while it's not as sleek as some more premium headsets on the market, it's not as huge and cumbersome as most of those at the more budget end of the market that I've seen, so I don't feel self-conscious wearing it. The sound quality is acceptable too, bearing in mind I'm only using it to hear my coworkers voices. They obviously don't compare at all to the Bose QC 35 II I have for personal use when listening to music but, for voice calls, they work just fine. Passive noise cancellation from the large, soft ear cushions is pretty good - another reason I prefer this style to an on-ear version as they have an innate ability to stifle outside distractions. Based on short recordings I've made and then listened back to with both this headset and the wired Jabra one it's replacing, the clarity of the mic is admittedly slightly muffled. Concerned about this, I specifically asked a few coworkers about the clarity of my voice on calls, but they feel it's fine so I'm not going to complain too hard.Overall this headset clearly isn't the best on the market, but at £54 it does a good job fitting the bill as a decent headset for making/taking voice & video calls and switching between two different machines at the push of a button. For comparison - to get an over-ear, wireless headset with USB dongle and the crystal-clear sound & mic I'm used to on my current wired Jabra headset, I'd probably be looking at the Jabra Evolve2 85 which come in at north of a whopping £370! Faced with that prospect, I'll happily sacrifice a little sound and mic quality in favour of keeping the difference of £320 in my bank!

It looks genuine and works well but I started to play a first person shooter game and realized the headset doesnt have directional sound. So basically you cant understand where the footsteps coming from. Weirdly my 10 year old cheap cabled headset have this feature but this fancy looking one doesnt have it.

Used in multiple use cases. I use these every day for work as a consultant on calls, video meetings and such, but I've also used them for gaming and watching films. The noise cancellation is spot on, the sound quality is exceptional and the hand mute functions are just the icing on the cake. Excellent value for money.I would advise using the dongle though not relying on Bluetooth where possible.

DO NOT BUY!This headset is incredibly cheap and nasty feeling. A bit of a joke considering the price. "Noise cancelling" is non-existent. I didn't bother testing the microphone as I couldn't return this piece of junk fast enough. Awful.

Having previously paid around three times the price, I was nervous about cheaper models as I need headsets for business use for up to eight hours every day, so quality and reliability are key. So, when I received these my immediate impression was of the EKSA’s excellent, solid build quality, equally as good as many, at least, premium price alternatives. The bluetooth pairing to a Win10 laptop was quick and easy and the voice and sound quality in Teams meetings is excellent, event when walking around the house. The headsets are comfortable and, so far, battery and chargers seems fine. I am absolutely delighted with these headsets, one of the best value for money purchases I’ve made.

Arrived quickly. Charged quickly. Fairly comfortable, Bluetooth connectivity was pretty good/easy. Slightly disappointing in that there is far more sound leakage from the headphones than I was expecting. So if you don't want anyone else too hear your conversation then these are not for you.EDIT: Item returned as noise leakage annoyed the missus.