Plantronics - Blackwire 3320 USB-A - Wired, Dual-Ear (Stereo) Headset with Boom Mic - USB-A to Connect to Your PC, Mac or Cell Phone - Works with Teams, Zoom & More

The overall size and bulk of the Headset is middle of the road. Not too big, but not as slimline as other headsets. I like the flexibility of it. The earpieces rotate to fit over the ears perfectly and the boom mic rotates so that you can reverse the Headset so the mic extends from the left or the right side. Overall, the Headset is very comfortable to wear. The sound is chrystal clear for me and for the person on the other end of the line. A big improvement over my last Headset. I also like that you can use the in-line control pad to adjust the volume, turn on/off the mute and start or end a call. I've only had the headset for a day, but my first impression is that it is very nice.

I purchased it for working at home and it was testing by my job Tech team for calls. I was cleared for work and was told they can hear me so clearly! I highly recommend this headset.

The head set was as advertised great sound, comfortable and exactly what I needed

Works great for the most part. I've been using it for almost a while year now for my remote job. Comfortable and great value for the money. Only thing I don't like about it is that the headset's mic doesnt truly "mute" when you toggle mute on from the switch on the headset. It reduces the input pickup by a lot, but isn't a full mute. I have software at work that can detect how much sound is coming from the mic and with the mute toggled, it still picks up noise ever so slightly.

Plugged into a USB port on my laptop and it worked immediately with little effort. The headset is comfortable to wear for those long conference calls and the sound quality is excellent. Compared to others I have used, the Plantronics seems well constructed and sturdy.

I have owned headset versions from this brand and this one is the best so far! I really love that this headset has a cushion for the top of your head. Other versions didn't have that and it makes a BIG difference. I also love that background noise in your environment rarely makes it to the other end of your call, which is awesome for work! I saw other reviews point out that they didn't enjoy the cord. After unraveling the cord and straightening it out, I haven't had any issues with it. It just takes some time.

I've used Plantronics .Audio 478 and .Audio 628 headsets for work for the past 8 years. The .Audio line sounded great for the size and lightweight build. You got a deep, rich low-end response all the way up to the top of the spectrum. Unfortunately, Plantronics (now Poly because they bought Polycom) stopped making these two headphones. They opted to go with the Blackwire line (I had an older Blackwire headset and bought this C3220 thinking they would have made some audio improvements...NOPE). Absolute garbage sound on these things with no low-end, and I mean NO low-end. I wish I had known ahead of time. If you're using these dedicated for phone and video calls, they may work OK, but any other type of media (Music, or anything requiring even a small amount of bass), forget it, they sound terrible. The noise cancellation is the same as on the .Audio line 478/628, so the mic is great. I won't be able to wear these things all day though, just because of the terrible audio. For the price, there are much better alternatives out there.

My old headset died and needed a new pair. Also used daily for team and zoom meetings. Probably the clearest mic you can find at this pricepoint. Stellar voice/dictation recognition. On the negatives, could be a little more sturdy at this pricepoint as well. My prev headset lasted years and multiple similar construction headsets lasted about 1-1.5 yrs with my use. Still I recommend on the dictation clarity alone. Edit: Foam earpieces not as comfortable as my previous headset with the vinyl covered soft foam. Looking at earpiece cover upgrade now. My original review does not change. Excellent clarity on all fronts for my uses. (Work related only- Not a video gamer/not a heavy media consumer)