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Hey everyone,

 

I currently have a set of Logitech H800 overear headphones for things like skype, and i was wondering if anyone knew a pair that hit similar features:

- very small usb dongle

- wireless

- has boom mic

 

the H800 are bluetooth although i could care less about that, im more interested in those things, a usb wireless overear headset with a mic and a small dongle for the computer. anyone have any suggestions, that hit these or at least close? Thanks in advance.

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I think Astro might have what your looking for

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Watching this. I am looking for the exact same thing at pretty much the same budget. Ended up buying Creative SoundBlaster EVO Wireless's last year as a bluetooth 'gaming' headset and they are god awful (The sound & mic doesnt work at the same time in wireless mode unless you accept AWFUL sound quality).

 

To be honest at this point I would settle for a normal sized USB dongle but a lot of wireless headsets seem to be coming with full on docking stations which suck for hefting about in a laptop bag.

PC:

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IoT:

Router: Netgear D7000 Nighthawk

NAS: Synology DS218j, 2x 4TB Seagate Ironwolf

Media Accelerator: Nvidia Shield via Plex

Phone: Sony Xperia X Compact

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Just to raise some points for consideration, you'll get more for your money if you don't get wireless ones.  Same can be said for the USB dongle - those things (because they act as your sound card, replacing the job of your onboard audio) add cost to the setup and often sound terrible because they're very cheap DACs.

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