Plantronics Wireless over-ear $13 shipped

Ordered 2, out the door like $25bux delivered. See how well they work.

Thanks!
 
Love the price, but I have a pair and after 30 minutes these hurt my ears. I'm usually not sensitive, but the way these push on my ears just doesn't work for my head.
 
Tested mine out with a buddy over some World of Warships....the audio isn't bad. I was told I sounded compressed on the microphone, but not inaudible at all. I wore them for a few hours with glasses on, it wasn't bad. Sound was good enough, even played some Remote Play PS4.
 
mlcarson said:
I think these Cosmos cushions are required for a better fit for those with larger ears.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KLPRQMO/
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Interesting, they don't list specifically for this headset, are you positive on the compatibility?

Bought them anyway, will report back. I hope I can make them more usable, as they work on my switch as well, so would be nice.
 
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[L]imey said:
Interesting, they don't list specifically for this headset, are you positive on the compatibility?

Bought them anyway, will report back. I hope I can make them more usable, as they work on my switch as well, so would be nice.
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Please do, these do not look like a fit to me but if they stretch correctly I would be interested.
 
I've been using it for my tech support job for a little over a month now. Battery life is good for the price. Quality excellent. NEarly broke the usb dongle already, but that's my fault while moving the pc.

If you can get this for the price, it's an amazing little unit that works great as a backup.
 
DooLocsta said:
Please do, these do not look like a fit to me but if they stretch correctly I would be interested.
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According to the questions on the amazon page they fit a variety of headsets including plantronics, so figured I'd give them a shot.
 
And nope, while they are certainly more comfortable than the stock pads, it must be the band as the pressure on the side of my head is still unbearable after only a few minutes.

Cannot recommend these for people with heads.
 
[L]imey said:
And nope, while they are certainly more comfortable than the stock pads, it must be the band as the pressure on the side of my head is still unbearable after only a few minutes.

Cannot recommend these for people with heads.
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i just wear a hoody and allows me to wear them for hours on end.
 
I have a set of these, and my son does too. It's great for the price. I bought mine from Walmart last year for ~$10 a pair. They don't get super loud, and they aren't the best quality or comfort. But, they work just fine. Excellent for the price.
 
Not Loud? I thought they were plenty loud....the beeping when using the buttons on the side are ear-piercing imo.
 
Viper16 said:
Not Loud? I thought they were plenty loud....the beeping when using the buttons on the side are ear-piercing imo.
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That beeping sucks. They aren't loud compared to my cheap-o Sennheiser headphones. They are loud enough for gaming, but I always hit the volume ceiling expecting more out of them.

I guess they just aren't loud enough to drown out the wife. ;)
 
I got in on this deal Headphones are meh, not comfortable, and the range sucks. Won't do 25ft through 2 walls in my house. For $10 I'll keep or give to my nephew, OK for living room use. But wall penetration is shitty. And no I do not have lead paint... I hope?

I so wanted cheap wireless pc headphones for work use, webex stuff, computer conference calls etc. Can't even get into the kitchen to make a cup of coffee without them cutting out and spazzing out.

My $20 cheesbo moto bluetooth headset from 10 years ago will go through 2 or 3 walls easy. But the audio quality (esp the mike, people complained when I used it that they couldn't hear me) sucked so I stopped using it. Oh and it takes AAA and devours them
 
weird, mine can go through three walls, with a range of about 35 feet to my kitchen. I have drywall walls...no plaster and no lead.
 
Viper16 said:
weird, mine can go through three walls, with a range of about 35 feet to my kitchen. I have drywall walls...no plaster and no lead.
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Same. I can go through 3 walls and make it to the garage beer fridge but it will start to glitch right about there. Worth the $ for me and I might try the new pads.
 
I have these and haven't got around to having a chance to use them, might take them into work with me and use them there.
 
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