SENNHEISER Adapt 460 (1000204) - Dual-Sided, Dual-Connectivity, Wireless, Bluetooth, ANC in-Ear Neckband Headset | for Mobile Phone & Softphone | UC Optimized (Black)

Sound quality is great, distance coverage is much better compared to 3 other wireless headsets I’ve used. Although occasionally it has issues with video which may not be caused by this headset but didn’t have this issue with the other 3. Conference calls are clear and because Teams certified means it works well.

Very comfortable, and fit well into ears. Controls can take a bit to get used to. ANC no where near as effective as competitors of similar price. OK alternative to BOSE

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The microphone quality is very poor - constant complaints that people cannot hear when i talk. Also, the APP for this product does not work.

Yes, it works as advertised but definitely didn't impress me like I'd expect from Sennheiser. Sadly, I think the most impressive part is the fact that it comes with 4 different sizes of ear tips - I'm one who always has a hard time finding tips that fit comfortably when given only 3 options so the extra size really helped. Now, for the aspects that kept me from ranking these higher (in no particular order). I almost rated this a 2, but decided it works well enough to live with it...hence the "meh" rating right in the middle. - The microphone is sensitive to your head position...it works fine if you're sitting upright, looking straight ahead but people complain that my voice fades out if I move my head around or change position. - The USB dongle, which is required for Teams features, doesn't have very good range. It's good enough to wander around a decent-sized room but don't expect to be able to wander the house. - Pulling open the access port to plug in the USB cable for charging gets to be a nuisance. It should have wireless charging at this price point. - The cords are at an awkward length on me...long enough to sometimes get in the way or even loop around the body, which then tries to pull the bud out of my ear when I turn my head. I wish they were retractable, with detents to hold it every centimeter or so. - Active noise cancellation doesn't seem to do anything but introduce a slight buzz/hum. The tips themselves are the only real source of noise isolation. - The mute button is placed too close to the hang-up button! - Good luck remembering all the controls - every button has at least two functions depending on how many times you press it and/or how long you hold it down...and the associations aren't all intuitive.