Orosound Tilde Pro Hybrid Bluetooth Office Headset

I bought this headset based on the reviews of the microphone/noise rejection.

It does an excellent job of blocking outside noise from entering the mic so callers on the other end do not hear any background noise at all. This is definately the products main strength and the primary reason for my purchase choice.

The comfort of the headband, the sound quality, and outside noise cancellation are a little underwhelming but still quite good (i.e. better than most) I believe the product could be substantially improved in these areas.

Very user friendly, works great for my job. My voice comes through very crisp and clear. The noise canceling wheel is great but the feature itself can be improved in my opinion. Overall a great device, I appreciate the headset advisor team taking the time to go through each of the features before I purchased it.

The product works great. It has excellent noise cancellation blocking out the noise you hear when listening through the headphones as well as the sound that is picked up through the boom mic. I noticed that my previous headset was picking up background noises like tapping on my desk and my mouse clicks, which was pointed out by people on the other side of my call as well as echoed through their microphones. Since using the Tilde Pro, I no longer hear those echo sounds through their microphones and the people on the other side said that they no longer hear any of the tappings on the desk or mouse-click noises.

My use-case is taking Zoom calls and listening to focus music while working from noisy environments like cafes, or while working from home and doing background activities like cooking, cleaning, etc. I'm often on calls back-to-back all day long, with a mix of internal and external people (sales, recruiting, 1:1s, running meetings, etc).

I've tried a ton of well-reviewed headsets, and this is definitely the best I've found. But I'm still moderately disappointed.

cons:

1. It's too tight on me, and I get a headache after a few hours of wear. I'm told there's a break-in period of a few weeks, so fingers crossed.
2. It points a red light at end of the boom mic at the camera, super weird and distracting. You can enable "night mode" to turn this off, but the setting doesn't stick.
3. The configuration software isn't great in general, doesn't work on mobile, and requires a USB-C connection to work (can't just use bluetooth). Not the end of the world, but because of the night-mode issue (see above) it's pretty annoying.
4. The mic boom pops off a little too easily, which can be embarrassing during calls, or cause it to get lost in your bag during transit.
5. The headset does not fold up nicely (like bose qc35) for travel, making them a little suboptimal for on-the-go, especially with the mic boom popping off.
6. Pairing with a phone and a computer both can cause some weird behavior, though not as bad as others I've encountered. Improving this would make me use the headphones a lot more.
7. It doesn't display the battery % remaining in your connected phone or laptop, which really sucks, especially considering the battery life is not great.
8. Occasionally, it doesn't work when I join a new zoom meeting, despite it working just fine on the meeting before (no sound/mic). I have to turn the headphones off and on again (and maybe do another weird step, I can't remember) to make them work again. Really embarrassing and distracting.

pros:

1. Especially when coupled with the mac app krisp, people can't hear anything other than what I'm saying. No toilets flushing, no people talking loudly near me, no construction sounds on a loud street, no cooking sounds, nothing. I may have to speak up a little to sound good in those environments, but it works. The mic sound quality is totally good enough for calls, maybe not for podcast recording or whatever.
2. The sound quality is totally good enough for listening to music. Not the headphones for crazy audiophiles but I have no problem listening to music.
3. I really like that the noise canceling is enough to not let background sounds distract me, but not so much that I'm oblivious to what's going on around me.
4. The side tone is perfect (when turned all the way up to 5), I don't strain my voice when talking all day.
5. It looks fine, a little silly but not distracting or unprofessional.
6. You can talk while it's charging.

I really hope Orosound makes some improvements, I'd buy a v2 in a heartbeat (and probably one for each person on my whole team, too – right now it's not quiite good enough to recommend it unreservedly).

I work in a call center environment. I love this headset. I wanted a dedicated wireless headset for work that was more focused on vocal quality. This headset did not disappoint. The voice quality of my callers was very clear. My callers also mentioned they could hear my voice with great clarity. I wear a hearing aid in my left ear. This headset has no issues with hearing aids.

This product may not be for you if you're looking for good musical sound quality in a headset. I prefer to listen to music with my Bose Quiet Comfort 35. The removal mic boom is fantastic in noisy environments. Callers can hear your voice with good quality, and the ANC mutes background noise very well.

I can use the headset wireless for two work days without charging. I'm on the phone for 7-8 hours. The battery is supposed to last for 24 hours. After two days, the battery goes down to 20%. I have to charge the battery after two days. I envisioned three days on a full charge. Unfortunately, this is not the case—a minor inconvenience.

Overall very happy with this headset. A little expensive but worth the price!

This headset works very well, but it's a little tight on my head. It is just barely large enough for me. Any smaller and I would have to return it. I don't have any problems with the size of Bose, Sony, or any other headphones or headsets that I've tried. Orosound needs to make future products like this a little larger.