Enjoy clear communications with the V7 Lightweight Stereo Headset, which features an on-ear stereo design with foam ear cups and an adjustable headband for all day comfort. Additionally, the noise-canceling boom mic has a 270° rotation that allows you to wear it on either side. Simply connect the headset to your device's 3.5mm audio jack to get started.

On-Ear Stereo Design    3.5mm Audio Connector    Foam Ear Pads    Noise-Canceling, Omnidirectional Mic    270° Rotating Boom

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with a case? Would like to keep it protected and in good condition while traveling.

A: Except for the standard cardboard shipping box, there is no traveling case . However, the shipping cardboard box might be sturdy enough.

Q: 2. When I plug one of these headsets with the 5 pin connector into an RTS two-channel beltpack, I can only hear channel 1. What am I doing wrong?

A: There is a jumper inside the beltpack that configures the box to work either in stereo or mono mode. The headset has a 5 pin connector, but is still a mono headset. You'll need to set that beltpack to mono for you to be able to hear both channels on this headset.Hope it helps.

Q: 3. Would this headset work with a Riedel beltpack?

A: This headset is wired for Telex intercom systems with a 4-pin female connector. so if the pin configuration is different for Riedel, you may have to disconnect and solder the connections appropriately.

Q: 4. does it have volume control?

A: It does not. That would be controlled through the amplifier.

Q: 5. Can this be plugged directly into the 3.5mm microphone jack on the a PC? or does it necessary to plug it into an amplifier?

A: To use the RODE HS2 Lightweight Headset Microphone with a computer, a USB audio interface with a microphone input, such as the RODE AI-Micro USB-C Audio Interface (B&H # ROAIMICRO), should be used.

Q: 6. Is the quality of this mic good enough for singing?

A: The Rode HS2 is made primarily for speech applications but you can use it to sing.

Q: 7. Would the M3 MacBook Pro accept this as a microphone, or do I need to use an interface with it?

A: The RODE HS2 Lightweight Headset Microphone is wired with a TRS locking 1/8" (3.5mm) connector, primarily for use with a compatible wireless transmitter. In order to connect the mic to the MacBook Pro, you would need to use the RODE VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter (B&H # ROVXLRP) and connect the mic to an XLR input on a USB audio interface that can supply phantom power. The adapter will convert the phantom power to the proper amount of voltage to power the mic. If you want to use a microphone that can connect directly to the MacBook Pro without the need for any other hardware, I would recommend the RODE SmartLav+ Lavalier Condenser Microphone for Smartphones with TRRS Connections (B&H # ROSMARTLAVP) together with a headset mount such as the RODE LAVHS-MED Headset Mount for Lavalier Microphones - Medium (B&H # ROLAVHSMED).

Q: 8. Is the HS2 compatible with the soon to be released AI-Micro?

A: Yes, the Rode HS2 Headset Microphone is compatible for use with the new Rode AI-Micro 2x2 USB Type-C Audio Interface.

Q: 9. what is the difference between UC and MS? The reason I asked is because MS changed something on my PC and now my speakers won't work and want to buy something that will work.

A: Sorry for any inconvenience. The MS models are certified for Microsoft Skype for Business (Lync), and certain features in the headset settings are compatible when you buy a certified product, for that specific soft phone system. Overall, a UC headset should still work with a soft VoIP phone.

Q: 10. Is the USB cable included

A: The cable is not included, make sure you get the correct cable for the phone model you are going to use the headset with. The headset works great.