Poly - Voyager Focus 2 UC USB-A Headset (Plantronics) - Bluetooth Dual-Ear (Stereo) Headset with Boom Mic - USB-A PC/Mac Compatible - Active Noise Canceling - Works with Teams (Certified), Zoom & more

Good stuff:- Surprized by sound quality, Poly saved no money on speakers.Rich, crisp, vibrant sound across treble, mids and bass which I must admit sometimes prefer over my wired $350 Sennheiser paired with $400 headphone DAC/amplifier. All through Bluetooth, wow. Direct competitor Jabra Evolve2 65 is nowere near in terms of sound quality - I have both headsets to compare.- Comfy. I mean it. No pressure on my rather large head. Strong metal frame. Not made for sport though, tend to fall off if you happen to do yoga, but that is the last I would expect from an (home)office headset. Shame on Jabra whose Evolve2 65 is bulkier though fragile and not that comfortable to wear after few hours.- Mic and noice cancellation are good. Not superb but do the work. None of the headsets could match with a condenser microphone anyways.Bad stuff:- micro-USB charging port. C'mon Poly, in 2021 model?!- Boom arm mutes mic when straight in top up position. Move it accidentally a bit down and you are back on air whether you want it or not. Jabra has done it much better in Evolve2 65 where mic is on when you move it close to the level where your mouth is supposed to be.- Software glitches - none of them are critical or frequent but you might have to turn them off and back on sometimes. And not a single time during calls. Jabra has better software.Summary:After having Focus 2 I am sticking with Poly as a brand. Despite all the hiccups described above. Impressed by their desire to make their product right. It does feel. Not just a plasticky one-off thingy, designed only to extent to tick the boxes for marketing.

I bought it at a cheaper price but, item did not have the charging stand. Two issues with not having a stand. 1. You do not get the option to top up charge when not on voice. 2. The micro USB charging socket won't last forever and are known to break. As the device only contains 7 hours charge, imagine those who work a 12 hour chift at a call centre. Imagine. Plugging on to charge at every breaks and intervals. While there is presence of bass/low frequency. The overall sound quality lacked clarity. It is neither an audiophile headphone nor most clear sounding for voice. Switch to cancel noise has three options. Off, low and high. Did not have any impact when I tested. Mic is smart and far away from mouth and picks up voice good. But you can't put it close and speak lowering your voice like cheaper headsets. I did not find the fitting comfy as the thick round speakers will sit on your ears pushing it down and will not feel set very firm yet comfortably. Felt heavy on my head too.