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Strengths: Comfortable headset, good sound quality, easy set-up, works as advertised
Weaknesses: Must be switched "on" after extended period of disuse, boom mic is a bit too close to mouth
Summary: I've got two computers at home, and I never know which one I'll be standing in front of when my Skype line rings. So, I needed two headsets. At my desktop, I have a cheapo Skype headset (about 15 bucks) that works just fine. On my notebook, though, I decided to get the ClearChat Wireless Headset. I liked the idea of being untethered from my machine during a phone call, just as I would be if I had a regular landline and a handset.
The headset works great--it's comfortable, call clarity is good, and I didn't have any problems with set-up. I have only two complaints. First, even when the headset is fully charged, even if it is plugged in to the charging cord, even if you leave it in the "on" position, after a while the headset defaults to "off." This means that when a call comes in, you have to switch the headset from on, to off, and then back to on. If you're using Skype, you also have to manually accept the call on your computer. This is a lot of work to do just to receive a call...and more than once the call has rolled over to voicemail before I could pick it up.
My other minor complaint has to do with the boom mic, which sometimes touches my mouth as I'm speaking. There's no way of adjusting it, other than up and down, in which case it touches my cheek and my chin, respectively.
All things considered, I'd give the product a low "A" or a high "B." I doubt you'll find a comparable product out there in the same price range.

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