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Tailored to meet the demanding needs of today’s office and remote working environments, Kensington’s H3000 Bluetooth Headset delivers an ergonomic over-ear design for an immersive and focused experience, the wireless freedom to roam, and AI-powered environmental noise-canceling technology to suppress distracting background sounds. Cooling-gel infused memory foam earpads with heat transferring fabric provide all-day comfort, LED indicators confirm status and reduce distractions, music controls with call detection technology simplify transitions, and sidetone provides a better call experience. Dynamic 40mm neodymium drivers deliver a superior audio experience for calls and music, and the pro battery with Rapid Charge Technology keeps the headset functioning while it charges. Engineered for Intel® Evo™ Laptops, the H3000 is part of Kensington’s Professional Video Conferencing ecosystem—providing an integrated experience so you spend more time being productive.
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3.7 out of 5
73.85% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars Love them—they still work great after leaving them out in the rain!
I use these all day, every day for work. I love that they can bite connected to my laptop and my phone at the same time so I can easily switch between online nettings and phone callsI can even wear them outside while doing yard work and the person I’m talking to has no idea I’m not sitting at my desk in my home office. I accidentally left them sitting outside one day just before a huge rainstorm hit. I went out and grabbed them as soon as the rain stopped, wiped them off with a towel, and they were completely fine.
4.0 out of 5 stars No USB dongle - make sure your laptop/PC supports bluetooth
The headset is fine, works great with Teams and Zoom on macOS. The passive noise canceling (PNC) isn't that good - I had a vacuum cleaner in the background and could definitely hear it - though maybe PNC is more for the mic? But you have to pay $200 more for active noise canceling so not a big deal to me.I do like the fact that you can control the red LED recording light indicator manually - you can make it flash, or turn it off turning a recording session - you can't do that with the Jabra headset so if you are on teams, and you don't want the Terminator Red laser look, it can be switched off.Just a heads up: It does NOT come with a Bluetooth dongle like Jabra headsets. It only comes with a female USB-C to male USB-A adapter for the charging cable - so you'll have to buy your own USB BT dongle if your laptop is super old, or you have a desktop PC that doesn't come with BT.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great performance for price.
Great performance for price.
3.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful sound! Easy connectivity! Terrible physical design.
So these DEFINITELY sound the best out of the 6 under 100$ headsets that I tried. Not even close, these are so much better they're not even in the same ballpark as the others. Feels nice in the hand, comfortable on your head (although a little heavier than others). Paired the quickest that I tried as well. And they come with a case, which the others did not.Unfortunately, the actual physical design and layout killed these for me. Because the microphone is on one side and the controls are on the other, there is no way to lay on your side while using them. The microphone boom itself isn't flexible either, so I fear for it's longevity. There's no indication light for the mute function either, which means it's hard for others to tell if you're "on air". These add up to make them just not worth it for me, regardless of the nice sound.That being said, if sound quality is the most important feature for you, these are definitely a good pick. But because I'm going to be using these mostly for teams meetings around the house, this headset just didn't make the grade for me.
1.0 out of 5 stars NO USB RECEIVER
I was unable to use this headset for work, since my work desktop does not have Bluetooth capability. I would only be able to use it with a USB Bluetooth Receiver. I contacted Kensington directly and a receiver is NOT available.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great headset for work
I tried Bose QC40, Microsoft Surface, Razer Barracuda X, Plantronics Voyage 8200 UC (Poly), and all were sent back. I tried this one despite no online reviews pretty much anywhere, but the specs looked good.I use this for work all day at home.Pros:Comfortable, with fabric surface on earcup. Earcups just big enough for me. I have a big head. Bar over the head is well padded.Sound is great on Teams and Webex calls, and people can hear me just fine. There is some noise suppression, but my office is pretty quiet.Headset can connect to up to 8 devices, including 2 simultaneously. If I am listening on one device and a call comes in or I join a Teams call, the sound automatically flips to Teams.Boom microphone that can be used on either side. Flip it up to mute the microphone.Voice announcements for connection, power on or off, mute reduce volume of ongoing call, but does not completely obliterate other audio so you do not miss the conversation.Hard buttons for power and pairing.Buttons for music track skipping etc - I do not use this.Buttons on earcup for volume.USB-C charging. Can continue to use the headset while charging.In Windows 11, bluetooth devices shows the headset power level.I left the headset turned on for 3 days, using several hours per day, without charging and it still had 40% charge.Fold flat for transport in hard shell included case.Cons:A few times, when not wearing the headset, I have heard its voice saying disconnected, but it reconnects a few seconds later. I suspect this is my other computer, and not the headset.The included case might be a bit big to fit well in a laptop bag.No ability to use a 3.5mm hard wire connection.Overall, this is a great success.
2.0 out of 5 stars Too many issues to recommend
The battery life is good and the audio quality is decent.However, I have had 2 major issues with these:The microphone won't connect with Windows 10, Windows 11 works fine, but my work PC is Windows 10. Second, these headphones frequently drop connection and have difficulty reconnecting, making them unusable for my work calls.
3.0 out of 5 stars Speakers work well, Microphone not so much
My headphones and mic worked for about three weeks and then the microphone just stopped connecting or being visible to Windows. I now just have an overpriced set of headphones.
Écouteur
Très bon produit. Comble mes attentes pour la qualité du sons et du micro.
Zu klein und schlechte Mikrofonqualität
Positiv:- sehr schickes Design- der Mikrofonarm für Mute/Unmute ist super- eventuell lange AkkuzeitNegativ:- Hauptgrund für die Rückgabe: für etwas höhere Köpfe absolut ungeeignet, weil der Bügel oben zu stark drückt- Mikrofonqualität ziemlich schlecht - erreicht höchstens 70% des Jabra Headset Evolve2 65- schwer- beim Mute/Unmute wird man von einer Dame mit Militärstimme angebrüllt-
Bon casque, bon confort, bonne isolation, mais défauts de "jeunesse", logicielle.
Utilisé dans le cadre du travail en openspace au sein d'un pole de gestion de projet c'est pas un call center mais ca fait beaucoup de bruit quand même.Les points positifs :- Confort général, venant d'un casque over-ear, celui ci est bien plus agréable a porter, pas d'écrasement (insupportable au bout de 2h de port pour ma part), le casque est plutôt léger et ne bouge pas trop (on est quand même loin d'un casque utilisable pour le sport).Deux bons points a noter d'ailleurs: - Les oreillettes ne sont pas entièrement recouverts de Skai, la surface en contact avec la peau est en tissu, bien plus agréable - Le gel froid semble faire son travail correctement, même après plusieurs heures, ce n'est pas "frais" mais c'est très gérable, et surtout, ca refroidit très vite entre deux ports.- Qualité sonore : aucun défaut a noter sur ce point, les voix son claires, même la musique est agréable (c'est un peu "plat" pour de l'écoute a long terme, mais ca fait largement le taff au bureau, bien plus que les petits casques fournis).- Micro : Aucun soucis remonté, intelligible et je n'ai eu aucune plainte.- Isolation passive : Bonne isolation, pas magique mais largement suffisante pour être bien isolé en call, ou lors de l'écoute de musique douce.Les points négatifs :- Le mute du casque est très utile, mais non lié au mute applicatif (contrairement a un jabra Evolve 65 par exemple) ce qui fait que le micro est affiché comme toujours activé sur l'app).- Les annonce sonores du casque sont trop fortes et non supprimables (il vous dit les connections, déconnections, mute et unmute notamment, ca deviens vite lourd, surtout le mute unmute en plein call, oblige à attendre une seconde qu'il ai fini de me crier dans les oreilles avant de parler).- Stabilité du BT : en mode un point, pas de soucis sur le PC pro, cependant, en mode deux points avec mon téléphone a coté, il passe son temps a se déconnecter et reconnecter, ce qui génère encore des annonces audio.J'attends un remplacement car le casque que j'ai reçu grésille une fois connecté au BT, je mettrais a jour mon test une fois le remplacement testé.Petite comparaison avec mon jabra Evolve 65 2 que je souhaite remplacer pour un gain de confort lié au circum aural:- D'un point du vue confort, le deal est réussi, aucun soucis pour le porter plusieurs heures sans douleur aux oreilles.- D'un point de vue audio, les deux se valent (pour un prix inférieur pour le kensington),- D'un point de vue logiciel, kensington très en dessous, pas de paramétrage, pas de mémoire de mes paramètres (sidetone éteint par exemple) que je doit re éteindre a chaque démarrage par une série de clics pas très pratiques. Impossible de couper les annonces vocales ni de changer la langue. Et moins bien intégré dans les ecosystèmes.- D'un point de vue pratique, a peu près équivalent, (la gestion du mute par la perche est devenu un essentiel pour moi), busy light très efficace.Voila tous les retours après un peu moins d'une semaine . Bonne lecture et a vos choix
Ideali per lavorare in ambienti rumorosi come i call center
Lavoro in un call center e cercavo delle cuffie over ear per isolarmi dal rumore ambientale e che fossero dotate di microfono in grado di far percepire all’interlocutore solo la mia voce.Le cuffie Kensington H3000 e H2000 sono dotate di microfono con asta rotante che può essere posizionato sia a destra che a sinistra, l’asta è rivestita di una piacevole gomma dura e può essere piegata per essere più o meno avvicinata alla bocca. Sollevando l’asta il microfono si spegne.Nonostante gran parte della struttura sia in plastica, le cuffie danno una sensazione di grande solidità, i binari di regolazione che scorrono all’interno dell’archetto sono in metallo; l'archetto ha una morbida imbottitura in simil pelle piuttosto confortevole, la parte superiore dell’archetto è in plastica.I padiglioni hanno un'imbottitura profonda con un gel rinfrescante al loro interno, sono rivestiti di pelle sintetica molto morbida e, nella parte che poggia sulla testa, di un morbido tessuto sintetico traspirante; dopo un lungo utilizzo non ho trovato mi facessero sudare le orecchie. La qualità costruttiva appare davvero eccellente.Entrambe sono dotate della funzionalità Sidetone (ascoltare la propria voce); attraverso le impostazioni audio di Windows, con le H2000 è possibile regolare il volume di detta impostazione, con le H3000 invece è solo possibile attivare o disattivare il Sidetone premendo tre volte il tasto centrale.Le cuffie sono over-ear, i padiglioni avvolgono completamente le mie orecchie riducendo i rumori ambientali, non fanno miracoli ma la riduzione è decisamente percettibile. La riduzione è passiva, non sono dotate di ANC.Le H3000 hanno un microfono ECM con algoritmo IA per l’eliminazione dei rumori ambientali e fanno un lavoro pazzesco: a circa 80 cm di distanza ho fatto squillare il cellulare ad alto volume (il mio fonometro amatoriale segnava circa +65 dB) ma nella registrazione non ho udito alcun rumore (il VU-Meter indicava -63dB). Incredibile!!!Le H2000 sono dotate di microfono con eliminazione dei rumori ambientali (ENC), nella stessa prova si sono comportate molto bene riducendo drasticamente il rumore ma non eliminandolo del tutto (il VU-Meter indicava -27 dB, leggermente peggio delle Jabra MS 20 con le quali il VU-Meter indicava -29 dB).Con le H3000 mi posso spostare in tutta la casa senza mai perdere il segnale, l’ho perso solo nelle scale comuni, oltre la porta blindata e muro molto spesso. Le cuffie non hanno in dotazione alcun adattatore bluetooth, assicuratevi che il vostro PC abbia una scheda bluetooth.Solo con Windows 10 le cuffie H3000 vengono riconosciute come un doppio dispositivo di RIPRODUZIONE: “Cuffia auricolare H3000 Headset Hands-Free AG Audio” e “Cuffia auricolare H3000 Headset Stereo”. Il primo ha una qualità audio bassa (mono, 16 bit, 16.000 Hz qualità registrato, livello di volume appena adeguato), il secondo invece ha una qualità elevata (stereo, 16 bit, 44.100Hz qualità CD, volume elevato).Nel computer aziendale dotato di Windows 10 le chiamate vengono gestite da Cisco Jabber 12.8.0 che riconosce solo il primo dispositivo (“Cuffia auricolare H3000 Headset Hands-Free AG Audio”); sempre con Cisco e le H3000, il primo squillo delle chiamate in ingresso non si sente mai. E’ possibile che questi problemi siano dovuti al fatto che, non avendo i privilegi di amministratore, non posso aggiornare i driver e le impostazioni delle H3000.A causa di questi problemi per lavorare preferisco le H2000 (stereo, 16 bit, 48.000 Hz Qualità DVD, volume alto).Come tutte le cuffie bluetooth se si deve solo ascoltare, ad esempio della musica, la poca banda disponibile del bluetooth viene occupata solo in ricezione e la qualità è elevata; se si deve usare anche il microfono la qualità scende in quanto la banda a disposizione è sempre quella. Non è un difetto delle cuffie ma una limitazione della tecnologia Bluetooth.Entrambe le cuffie vanno bene per un ascolto occasionale di musica, trovo leggermente migliori le H2000 probabilmente per via del collegamento tramite cavo.Tenuto conto del prezzo relativamente economico (135 euro H3000, 99 euro H2000), consiglio vivamente questi prodotti.
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