Headphones Wired Static Noise

Great as Bluetooth headphones, over the ear wired headphones and noise cancelling.

I was looking for a reasonably priced light weight set of wired headphones with a mic attached and this is the one I had choosen. What's great about this headset is the noise cancelling mic feature that is important when I'm on a Zoom or MS teams meeting. Sometimes my office can get noisy or if I am at a coffee shop where there are many things going on that could be picked up by the microphone. At least I can have a decent conversation without having to worry about too much noise around me plus the sound quality of the on-ear headphone are comfortable and press gently against my head. I haven't worn it for more than 2 hours yet but probably would be comfortable enough if I needed to one day.

Still like my wired headphones

I have the Saramonic UWMIC9 wireless dual lav mic system that came with 2 wired mics that costs $399 for the entire set. I only really use just one of the wired mics and the other stays in storage without usage. One day I tried out the other 2nd mic that I rarely used and noticed it produced terrible static sounds. The rarely used 2nd mic was positively defective and I have no idea why. Hence I purchased this Saramonic mic at B&H as a replacement so I can use the dual lav functionality if or when I want to. This Saramonic mic works just fine when I did a quick test using the other 2nd Saramonic wireless transmitter. This mic also works fine when I tested it with my Zoom H1n recorder whereas the defective one made a horrible static noise. I can't speak for the durability of this mic since I've only had it for a short time but so far so good.

I replaced some older EarTec's with wired headsets - no wires is much nicer. They eliminate static, but require a minimum level of speech volume to pick up - so you can't whisper too quietly if the event requires it. Otherwise very nice and lightweight, comfortable to wear.

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I use it to connect my wired headphones to my new iPhone. Works great!

I like this speaker combo set, because they give me a lot of bass which I like a lot, and I don't even hear any static noise after 2 weeks.

I have used the product several times and it works as described very well. I have copied several vinyl LPs and the digital result seems to be virtually identical to the source. SoundSaver Express software is included and I use it to make the initial digital conversion. This software has some signal modification features that claim to fix the LP static and noise problems. I have not used those features because I do not want the noise filter to be applied to the entire digital file. Instead I have elected to use Audacity software, which I am familiar with, to clean up the digital file. The bad thing about the Art USB Phono Plus is that it accurately captures everything that the phono and LP produce, namely static and pop. So the reality in my case is that there is a lot of work to clean up the original digital file before it meets my standard to include in my digital playlist. I have used Audacity to clean up the file and then I make an uncompressed .wav and a .mpg file. I then use the .wav file to create a music CD to store with my other CD's and now I have a backup for my vinyl LP.