TECKNETBluetooth Trucker Headset, Single and Dual Ear Wireless Headset with Mic for Work Noise Cancelling, 50Hrs 3 EQ Music Modes Trucker Bluetooth Headphones for PC, Drivers, Office, Call Center

I've looked for a mono headset for years. All I could ever find was a headphone designed for tv and I got that twice but they were trash and broke quickly. So I've been using earbuds but my ears don't like having an earbud in all day. I listen to media on my PC all day as I work/do chores etc.I had "Bone conduction" over the ear hook "earbuds" most recently that were good but are wearing out now so I tried a search for single ear headset again and was pleasantly surprised to see these.Bonus points for it being convertible to a full headset if I want too. Most of the time I need to keep one ear open to my environment though and pushing a full headset off one ear is super uncomfortable. So far so good. (edit:I just saw there is a newer model and it's currently cheaper. The only difference is battery life 70 vs 50h, so buy which ever is cheaper at the time)They feel comfortable enough. The padding of the cup goes around the ear and doesn't rest on it. Would be nicer if they had more velveteen type cover though to reduce heat retention against the skin but it's the same as most as is. I may look for replacement covers later but it's soft and feels fine.The mic is reversible so you can do a single headset on either ear you like.Range is great with dongle. Way better than bluetooth. I went all the way to the opposite corner of the home with an outside wall between me and the computer at the far corner from me and it sounded just as clear with no drops as right next to it. I even wore it to go get some firewood and it still got clear signal with a metal shed between the headset and the dongle way back in my room. I didn't bother to try the bluetooth but assume that would compare with the range my earbuds were getting.Sound quality is good. There are definitely better headsets or headphones out there. If you get these you're most likely more concerned with what they do, convert to a mono headset. They sound good. They sound better than any of my earbuds. Much more range and I can hear things I couldn't with the buds. They are also MUCH louder as earbuds are required to limit how loud they can get to try and prevent hearing loss.Want to add that I'm in a very noisy room as I have a wall heater right next to me with a VERY loud fan and this sounds good. I have the volume at 30% when I almost always had volume at 80%-100% with earbuds, and that sometimes still not being enough.It's handy that the headset has pause/play and volume buttons on it. The volume button controls the devices volume rather than have it's own volume boost, but as I've said it's plenty loud. Slight down side is they are positioned to be blocked by the mic, when it's in the upright position.They are very light. For me this is a big plus as a past headset I had was very heavy and was always falling off. This fits well. Pretty close to perfect for me at the smallest adjustment. Despite being light they do not seem to be flimsy. I'll find out with time.The instruction book is nice and clear.So over all great mono headset. Good sound. Not the best headset out there but I've for sure had worse sounding. These sound perfectly fine and if you're an audiophile you probably aren't looking for a mono headset anyway. Good base and highs, all you need for basic media listening.Tip: if something doesn't work check on updating the device driver. Pause stopped working for me but that fixed it)

Headset arrived early which is always a plus. I've been running a cleardryve for about 5 years. I wanted to try this one because it appeared to have the same features for a fraction of the price. Sound quality and noise canceling are very good. The cleardryve has a little better sound quality, but the price difference wouldn't be justified. This unit is much lighter, took a day or two to get used to the controls, but overall is very good. I don't know how durable it is yet, I replaced a cleardryve about every year and a half to two years. If this makes it a year, it will be a better investment. I really like the USB-C charging port. Most other headsets use a barrel connector or a micro USB. The USB-C is far superior for longevity. The the second ear muff works just like the cleardryve, overall I would recommend it for truckers like myself. I've been using it for about a week so far, but I think this is the best budget friendly option. It's way better than a blue parrot at the same or better price point.

I'm glad I found these. I bought the unit with a more popular name brand at at truck stop... these are the EXACT same model with a different brand and only a third of the price. The quality is great and the distance I can be away from my phone is incredible. It has great noise canceling on the mic which allows you to have a conversations even if it's loud around you. It doesn't have noise canceling through the ears, though, just in case you need that. I wasn't expecting that from this headset, and got more than what I was expecting from them, so they still deserve and get 5 stars from me.

I (the husband) bought this headset for the ability to switch between one and two ear pieces, and the price. I prefer to use both speakers to hear better, but it is not practical in public. One car does not have an "Infotainment System", so it isn't safe to take a call while driving with both ears covered.The pad that switches out the removable earpiece is a bit stiff for my head, but I usually wear a cap that takes car of that issue. It is only OK for music, with emphasis on the bass and treble that is artificial sounding to me. I really bought this for voice calls, which this Tecknet does well. The ear pads and speaker can assembly does not block out external sound as well as my previous headset. I was not able to successfully pair two sources with the headset via bluetooth, but using the USB dongle that comes with it allowed me to connect with my workstation. This is acceptable to me, since I can move it to my laptop when I travel.If you are looking for a headset that sounds better with music while blocking out external sound, read on...I had an Avantree Aria Pro headset with fixed stereo speakers and a removable microphone It sounded much better than this one to me. It was much better at blocking out exterior sound than the Tecknet. The microphone was a bit cumbersome to work with, often slipping out of the socket. It lasted just short of 3 years. At the time of this writing, it was selling for around $100 US dollars.

Been using for a year for trucking. Noise cancellation is not great which is perfect for trucking. I don't feel disconnected from my truck. Audio quality could be better for music. Phone calls are crystal clear on either end which is most important.

Edited to add: The seller reached out and offered a full refund. So they do have really good customer service. I really appreciate that cus most sellers don't do that. I must say, the headphones had really good sound quality, they just broke in half one day as I was putting them on. Perhaps I just had a faulty pair. I updated from one star to three stars for the excellent customer serviceFell apart after a month. I know they were cheap, but I would expect them to last a little longer than a month.