Most important thing to note - this is NOT the over ear model. The title lies. It is the on ear model, and the over the ear pads are next to impossible to buy in Canada.The on ear pads get uncomfortable when wearing them all day long. The noise cancellation is decent, and the mic quality is great. When using the bluethooth function with an iphone, it does sync super well. There is a delay in notification chimes, and a lot of the time the sound randomly cuts out / doesnt work for notifications or typing.

I just tested the Tile Pro On-Ear version, with latest firmware. For context, I used Jabra Evolve2 75 daily for 1 year until the mic failed due to the up and down movement wearing out the cables inside.. I liked that headset a lot. The following is MY OPINION:- Tilde Pro's ANC nowhere near as good as the E2 75, I think it's mostly due to the stronger clamping on 75 and special material Jabra uses which creates really good passive noise cancelling- The mic was so accurate it picks up mouth sounds like even movement of saliva inside as you open and close, it was really wierd. I double checked this on a Google Meet call (with Google's Noise Suppression enabled), and they could steal hear it. The volume was fine. I tried moving the mic away from the mouth, same result. This wasn't the case with the 75.- The headset looks premium but feels cheaper somehow, if I move my hand and press buttons on the right headset, it feeds the finger touching sounds into the headset in a disturbing way. I guess this is because I had noise-pass through turned on so the earcup mics were enabled to bring in noise from my surroundings. But the E2 75 doesn't behave like this, the pass through mode there is much better and doesn't pick up the button presses- The dongle didn't work at all in Linux, didn't show up as a sound device. Perhaps it's Teams specific and not Unified Communications - or I had a faulty dongleI returned the Tilde Pro a few hours after I recieved it. I really really wanted to love it, because I don't want to buy the E2 75 again since 2 copies have failed on me due to the quality control (at least I got free replacements). I will opt for the 65 Flex next. It seems superior to the E2 75 in every way - EXCEPT for the ANC

I expected these to be superior to all headsets based on the research I did and reviews I read. I was completely underwhelmed the moment I took it out of the box. When I tested it out, I found that the noise cancelation is indeed very good, and the sound quality is clear. The max volume is limited and the sub par comfort is not worthy of $400. Within no time, the cartilage at the top of my ears were throbbing.I do like that it’s made in France and not China, but the price is pretentious for the overall performance.These headsets are worth $100 tops. They are 4 times over priced.

I'm extremely impressed with the Pro-S Plus. I can go all day with talking on the phone, in meetings, conferences, and will still have battery life left over for the following day.Bluetooth works out very well with my setup. Its easy for me to move between my laptop, phone, or even my tablet with a few clicks between devices to pair up.Using the software from the manufacture is easy to use to adjust settings, look at the battery strength, and perform any firmware/drive updates for the headset to work flawlessly.Noise cancellation is by far superior to any headset I have ever owned my entire life. By far the best ever! The customization on the headset and features that can be used to keep noise at a minimum is absolutely amazing.Comfortability is fantastic as well! We can all admit if you have a headset on for 8+ hours a day it can begin to weigh us down for us heavy headset users. This headset provides the best comfort around my ears and on top of my head.I sourced my headset through Headset Advisor who is by far the best Headset company around. The team does fantastic work. Headset Advisors followed up with me to ensure that not only am I happy with my purchase, but if I needed any support I could reach out to them to get any help I may need.Bottom line - I would highly recommend this product to anyone!

I am on the phone with investors and sellers all day for work. I recently was using a Bose 700 noise cancelling headphones (I love them) but really needed to get serious and move to a headset that had a dedicated mic and was designed more with phone-work in mind. I found these ... happy with my decision. The Bose are superior for overall music listening ... but the mic and the person I'm speaking with in the other end of the phone don't really get much more than a generic headset. I'm using VOIP so having Bluetooth is nice, but it was spotty at times and the Bose doesn't allow me to hardwire into my iMac. The Orosounds are Bluetooth but also I can USB connect them to the iMac for a superior connection. So I'm Bluetooth connected to my cell, also to my iPad and ALSO to my iMac through USB all at the same time. The sound quality for then person on the other end of the phone is much better than anything else really ... the mic is noise cancelling and sounds like a high end condenser mic. I was a little skeptical after reading some reviews because the mic is so sensitive it picks up everything and it was difficult to cancel out any background noises it seemed, however after receiving my headset there was an update on their app which is pretty easy to use, and the software update seems to have completely resolved that issue and there is also some artificial intelligence that continues to improve the noise cancellation over time relative to my specific work environment, which to me is just batshit crazy. Works great with my dialer etc too. It charges through the USB while I'm using it to make calls so I don't have to worry about the battery. Which by the way, is like twenty something hours anyways if I unplug. That's another cool feature is the boom mic is connected magnetically and just comes off if I want to take it off and get on a plane or listen to my music. That way it doesn't look like some telemarketer headset. The noise canceling works pretty well, I wish I would have got the over the ear cups and not the on-ear cups, but fortunately they're interchangeable and I can just order the cups and swap them out. I think the sound quality and noise cancellation will be a little better with the over ear cups, but here in Arizona it gets hot in the summer and even with the AC blasting I don't want my ears covered so it's nice to have that option. The quality seems to be pretty high, I definitely like knowing where things are made, seems like everything is made China these days, and there's inherent quality control issues with that I think, but these are made in France. The warranty is pretty outstanding as well so all in all I'm pretty happy with this purchase and the resale value on my Bose 700s is still pretty good so I should be able to cover much of this expenditure with that. I feel that the music sound quality is high enough that I don't need to keep the Bose. If you're looking for a high-end headset and talking to people who you really want to come through clear with on the phone, I think these are a good option to consider. But if you're trying to staff a call center of 20 people this is not the headset for that.