Wireless Headphone For Laptop

[0.25 lb] I use this headphone holder for wireless headphones as well as using it to keep a phone charge cable near.

[Unlimited] This little connector resolved my issue. My laptop came with a combination Headphone/Microphone input. I need only the input.

[Red] I bought a pair on a whim because I got tired of using Airpod Pros 2 IEMs to use while on the couch or in bed waiting for the kids to fall asleep. I am into the Audiophile hobby so I am nitpicky when it comes to sound but obviously for wireless devices I understand sacrifices have to be made. I own a Hifiman Susvara, a Focal Utopia, and Sennheiser HD800S, all of which are considered summit-fi headphones which I use when stationary at my audio stack at my PC Desktop so I know what good heaphones sound like. The headphones are slightly consumer tuned to be warmer on the bass region (typical) but not overly annoying. ANC isn't as good as Apple solutions but sound quality is leaps above it. The sound quality is definitely on par with Focal's sub-$1000 offerings and they are more resolving than my classic Sennheiser HD650 for sure. Where I find this shines is with the Sound Personalization feature in the app where it auto-EQs based on your hearing capability. If this is your only pair of audiophile grade headphones, you'll appreciate the DAC feature where you can plug it into your USB jack of your PC to feed a pure digital signal to the headphone's built in DAC/AMP, this is where I feel this headphone performs its best (though BT is still best in class amongst its wireless peers). For anyone who just needs a pair of audiophile wireless headphones that can be used as a wired version (USB or headphone jack) as well look no further. As of the latest firmware version I do not notice any delay playing music or content on my phone as other users have noted.

[AAC, SBC] This is my first experience with a wireless noise-canceling headphone so I have nothing to compare it with. However, I am happy with its performance in general. Its sound stage feels a bit receded to me and is easier on my ears, which I like. The base response can be boosted by pressing a button but is not as tight as I like, still not too bad. The noise-canceling function is effective as far as I can tell. Overall, I think it's a very good product. It gets a five star for what it is in this price range.

[Download] I use this ground loop isolator to remove the hum when connecting a laptop's headphone output to my stereo amplifier. Build quality seems good, and I have noticed no loss of signal intensity and no distortion. I used a $10 isolation transformer before, but that had poor-quality connectors plus distortion.

[0.105 lb] Excellent quality. I am using this on my MacPro laptop, plugged into the headphone jack to GarageBand. Because the 1/8 connection is tip-ring-ring-sleeve, the Mac recognizes this as input when connect to an audio console.

[0.905 lb] Needed to connect laptop computer headphone audio out to a PA system for a presentation on photography. AV chaps told me that a transformer was necessary to connect the laptop to the PA's microphone input along with the necessary cable adapters. The AV guys provided me with a DI box to do the job - it did. But I bought one of these for testing and it worked every bit as well as the DI box. It's a keeper.

[16 to 600 Ohms] In the category of small and inexpensive headphone amps, this one is a winner. It is well made, includes all the necessary cables and adapter plugs, is loud enough for almost any headphone and delivers pristine sound. I have used it with Teams, Skype and zoom video conferences where multiple people want to listen in with differing levels of loudness without disturbing others. Even attaching it to a laptop delivers excellent sound to a single headphone at a loudness level that exceeds what a laptop can deliver over the 3.5mm audio-out connector. I tested the amp with Sony, Sennheiser and AKG headphones and in all cases the sound was as good as can be expected.

[Yes] I am loving this microphone. First, it is simple to use. I plugged it into my Apple laptop and also my PC desktop and it showed up right away on both. No issues. I'm impressed with the sound quality this little guy produces. It sounds really good and strong. Much better than the built-in mic of my laptop or the mic that is part of my webcam on my pc. And because it is omnidirectional, the sound stays consistent when I turn my head or move around. I also like that I can pull it closer very easily if I ever want to, and then just tuck it away if not in use. The buttons to mute the mic and/or audio output make using this very convenient and easy. It is so much easier to just hit the mute button on this to cut off my mic, as opposed to trying to mute the mic with the video conference software. I love having that option. And the bright lights make it very easy to identify quickly if your are muted or not. I also love that it has a headphone jack. This is so convenient and helpful for a variety of situations. Having a headphone port is obviously helpful for video calls, but also great for everyday use. Since I have my desktop placed on the floor under my desk, I no longer have to reach under the desk to plug in my headphones. This puts the headphone jack right on my desk which is very helpful and convenient. The volume control dial is another nice feature. Power for this mic comes from the computer's USB port, so there is no need for replacing batteries or recharging. I'm very happy with this microphone, it is working great in my set-up and made things so much easier and gave me much better audio quality. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[5.0] I bought a used Lenovo W510 laptop which had a combined headphone/mic jack. Nice computer, but I wanted to use it with Audacity to make digital recordings. This unit is inexpensive, plugs in and works just great. Small enough to carry it in the bag with the laptop. 93 dB s/n ratio gives clean, quiet recordings. Recommend to anybody who gets a computer with combined headphone/mic jack.