No one wants to end up with a bad deal. If you’re looking for a pair of headset wireless microphones, read on for buying mistakes you’ll want to avoid:
Going into it blind
Never buy anything without doing any solid research on the brand, item or product first thing. We know you want to get your shopping done as soon as possible. But going into this blind will only net you gadgets that perform poorly and cost more than what they should.
Not reading the details
Make sure you read the product details, including talk time and battery charging times. You wouldn’t want to be stuck with a headset that’s going to give you 2 to 3 hours of talk time when you need one to last you the entire 8 hours of your shift. It would be a shame to get the hands-free operation you need for only half of the hours you need. You could recharge the wearable device on your break but if that’s not possible or convenient, then you’ll end up with performance problems on your hands.
Making do with cheap batteries
If you’re buying batteries for a pair headset wireless microphones and you want a supercharged audio performance, look for long lasting batteries, says Shure. Settling for cheaper batteries can save you a bit on costs, but it can compromise audio quality, not to mention give you shorter battery life.
Not minding the design
Home or studio style headphones are larger and are more likely to produce better sound quality. Lightweight and small models, though, are much more portable. You’ll need to decide which model suits your needs better. If you’re going on a trip, the portable ones will work well for you. For making calls at work, though, better to go for the studio type design.
By avoiding these 4 mistakes, you’re more likely to end up with the right pair.
