Some people like to just use the earbuds that came with their phones\u2014and that\u2019s okay.<\/p>\n
Most of the time, those actually work pretty well. And if you have the popular wireless AirPods, those seem to do the trick too. But alas, AirPods are actually pretty expensive to buy on their own, and while they\u2019re great for listening to music and the odd phone call, they do lack some unique features that you\u2019d want in a headset if you\u2019re on conference calls<\/a> a lot.<\/p>\n We\u2019re talking back-to-back meetings with super-important clients and prospects on the phone and big team meetings on the daily. In these cases, you might need something a little more sophisticated.<\/p>\n Specifically, you probably need a headset that\u2019s actually designed for conference calls, with crystal-clear audio, a great mic, and of course, noise-cancelling features.<\/p>\n Because sometimes we don\u2019t take conference calls in an office\u2014or even our home office. Sometimes, you need to take a call in your backyard, while you\u2019re on a walk around your neighborhood, or even during a dinner party for those dreaded after-hours emergencies.<\/p>\n A good conference call headset will let you do that. So, how do you choose a good headset for conference calls? And which ones are the best? Let\u2019s look at a few options. Now, we won\u2019t just give you a huge list of headsets and say, \u201cOff you go. Have fun digging through every single one.\u201d<\/p>\n We\u2019re going to look at five headsets and show you what type of use case each one is good for. (For example, you might need something that has a particularly good mic or has an expansive wireless range.) Or, if you already know what you\u2019re interested in, you can skip ahead here:<\/p>\n \ud83c\udfa7\u00a0 How do you know if you’re buying the right conference call headset? Download this step-by-step buyer’s checklist to find out.<\/strong><\/p>\n \n\n
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