My brother spend 200 and something on his new bose headphones and was showing me how cool was it and that he was the best buyer on the world. but the "genius" forgot that since we are together in the same room we get that ugly eco so I had a to buy this product for him, It is great and work almost perfectly. No I can kick his but without and ugly eco on the voice Chad

Pros
- Buen precio
- Materiales más que aceptables
- Buena calidad de audio y grabación
- Se acoplan perfectamente a mis QC35 II (incluso más firme que los originales)
- Cable es más extenso que el original
- Funcionalidad extra con respecto a los originales de bajar el volumen desde un controlador en el cable
- Me resulta más fácil ajustar la posición del micrófono que con el original (No sé si será un problema en el modelo, pero mi micrófono original estaba en una orientación extraña que me hacía tener que girarlo con respecto al eje lo que se sentía MUY forzado y posiblemente en el tiempo iba a causar daños)

Contras
- La reducción de ruido del micrófono parece ser menor que la del original, pero no es tan importante para mi.
- El diseño es diferente
- Realmente? Ninguno "contra" real hasta ahora, pero actualizaré debidamente si algo pasa y sobre mi propio uso del artículo. Por supuesto los materiales no son 10/10, pero por el precio realmente me parece injusto pedir algo más.

It was great to use my Bose QC at the office. With the boom mic I can use the headset for video calls and still listen to music. The whole setup was great until last week when the microphone stopped working. I tested multiple USB ports, multiple apps, and the only common component is the mic. It worked for 22 months. Other than the short life span, it worked just fine. I'll buy another one.

I have an old first gen QC35 that I used to use for travel. While lots of folks are going back into the office, my team is still doing lots of telework, so I needed a better way to speak to them in meetings. This boom microphone allowed me to repurpose the headphones to use in the meetings. They're fairly simple microphones with no special features (no noise cancellation or voice isolation features), but it fits my QC35 well while still being loose enough to take off to pack away and picks up my voice well since the boom arm allows the microphone to sit close to my mouth. I can't say whether it's as good as Bose's QC35 II gaming headset's microphone, but it is good enough for my meetings.

The only problem I've had is the included foam cover falls off VERY easily and got lost several times -- I think it needs an elastic cinch to keep it in place better, but I don't notice the foam affecting the vocal quality at all.

Let's start: quality of sound received (and therefore transmitted), great! Hooked up into my headphone with no issues, works absolutely fine, I'm happy with the actual quality of the mic.

With that being said, the main reason I purchased this microphone was to help try and reduce the amount of "outside" noise being caught by my regular wireless headphones internal mic, or my phone's microphone. I frequently work on my own car, outside (loud wind can occur) and on-site (as an Engineer) so the noise cancellation (of unwanted noise) was the feature I was going for. With that being said, it does seem to not pick up *as much* outside noise/interference as my other microphones, it is significantly better, but it still picks up a vast majority of it (albeit, a bit quieter). I expected this to occur as certain areas (as I'm frequently near factories) are quite loud and therefore didn't expect it to be a perfect solution, but even if I'm talking to somebody 10 feet away, the other person is usually picked up on the microphone which was unfavorable.

However, I purchased a boom mic foam cover (windscreen) for this exact reason to aid the mic in this exact function and it is significantly better now. Honestly, it isn't perfect and I really wish they would ship it with one, but now in it's current form it performs sufficiently which (at this price range) is more than I could have honestly asked for.

For many others, I don't believe this will be an issue, and the first sentence is all you really need to refer to. For those who plan to use these in busy and/or loud locations to communicate, I highly suggest purchasing a mini High-Density Foam Mic cover. You probably don't need to worry about the quality of the mic covers too much (at the end of the day, it's just foam) but I'm no expert in that particular subject.