Working for long hours and taking calls to meet customer satisfaction has become a norm. Using headsets for a long time can pose health risks. Wireless headsets with noise-cancellation technology can make it easier for you to take calls without affecting your posture. It avoids neck and back pain from developing. Also, using wireless headsets can increase productivity at work and reduce stress. Wireless headsets can help you move around in your office. It lowers health risks without affecting your professional commitments. The noise-canceling technology can block out unwanted background noise. So, the customer may not know you have changed places while taking the call. What does noise cancellation technology mean? Read ahead to learn how it has transformed wireless headset popularity.
Noise Cancelling Feature In Wireless Headsets
Wireless headsets manufactured today use ENC technology. A high-quality noise-canceling headset can make the calls clear. You can listen to what the caller says without hassles. It also remains compatible with VoIP computers, desk phones, softphones, Bluetooth devices, and mobile apps.
How does it work? The noise-canceling microphone has two or more sound-picking microphones. These microphones can pick up sounds from various directions.The primary microphone picks your voice, while the secondary microphone picks the background noise in different directions. The headset targets your sound while reducing the background noise. It can make your voice clear to your customers.
INBERTEC new Bluetooth CB110 applies advanced noise-canceling CVC technology. It can guarantee high-quality sound to ensure the best user experience. Inbertec headsets guarantee wideband audio processing, It has an excellent electro-acoustic design for clear sound transmission. The superior design ensures it has a combination of inner excellence and outer simplicity.
Inbertec R&D team devotes to every detail of headset for superior-quality voice solutions.
We also deliver the best after-sale service. Inbertec headsets are widely accepted and used in industries like insurance, finance, education, healthcare, government, education, energy, transportation, and consumer segments.
Post time: Mar-08-2024
