Classroom Headsets With Mic

My music classroom uses up cheap headsets because teens think they are disposable (try buying 30 twice a year - eek!) These get treated like pro equipment because they are comfortable, sound very good, and have a substantial size worth hanging up instead of just dropping when the bell rings.

We use the mic in a room with about 30 other same mics for an interactive college classroom.

We use this mic for video conferencing in the classroom. Have had no issues with remote guests hearing. My only concern is the mini USB connector. So far, no problems, but a full-sized USB would make me more confident.

We are using this mic with the Panasonic FZ-300 in a classroom. The sound is good and it gets the needed nuances of the kids even with the masks on.

I needed extension cables for when I use a boompole in my classroom and these cables were just what I needed. They allow students the room they need to mic actors while making their short video projects.

I am using this to flip my classroom so I am doing lots of direct conversation into the mic. I don't have the greatest recording room and had lots of echos using my old mic. Now the sound is great with no echo.

We use this in a hybrid in-person/online classroom so online students can hear those in the room better. We also plan to use it as an on-camera mic for student film productions after the pandemic. Excellent choice for an affordable directional mic. Comes with an elastic cage to mount it on a camera without picking up camera noise. Also comes with two great windscreens. Better than mics costing twice as much.

Bought the mic because I was tired of those uncomfortable headsets, I've tried to use for work audio conferences through my PC. My idea was to use the laalier mic along with my normal (and comfortable) music headphones and a USB audio interface (which I already have from one of my headphones). Works like a charm... I can now spend hours on the phone in comfort. Thanks...

Fits perfectly in the classroom.

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