The PC-121 In-Ear Monaural Headset from Sennheiser is a monaural headset designed for use with a computer. The headset features a single earpiece and an integrated omnidirectional microphone. It connects to your computer via the standard 1/8" headphone and microphone connections on the sound card. The headset is an excellent choice for anyone who wishes to participate in web conferencing or VoIP communications.
| Style | Over-the-Ear Monaural Headset |
| Frequency Range | 45 Hz to 18 kHz |
| Sensitivity | 113 dB |
| Microphone Type | Omnidirectional |
| Mic Frequency Response | 80 Hz to 15 kHz |
| Impedance | 2 kOhm |
| Maximum Input Power | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
| Connectors |
1x 1/8" (3.5mm) Headphone 1x 1/8" (3.5mm) Microphone 1x 2.5mm Headphone/Microphone |
| Weight | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
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I didn´t like this headset because the cable is too long and the earphone sound is too low.
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The in-ear unit is light and fits comfortably, though the speaker does not sit too tightly over the ear canal opening. As a result, it's at best only moderately loud, even at full volumes. Frequency response is fine in the normal vocal range, tapering off in volume and fidelity fairly rapidly outside that range. The mike offers a good blend of sensitivity and noise reduction. It's targeted at VOIP, and that is probably its optimal application; I purchased it for use with language software, and the sound out fails to reproduce some of the nuances required for that application. For gaming or the like, it's right out. The cord between the earpiece and the inline on-off-volume remote seems a bit too long, while the cord length between the remote and the pair of color-coded 3.5mm jacks could be longer for use with, say, a tower CPU kept underneath a desk. Most people would probably prefer a Bluetooth unit, but in situations where Bluetooth is unacceptable or unavailable, this unit makes a more than adequate substitute.
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Comments about Sennheiser PC-121 In-Ear Monaural Headset:
I didn´t like this headset because the cable is too long and the earphone sound is too low.
Pros
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Sennheiser PC-121 In-Ear Monaural Headset:
The in-ear unit is light and fits comfortably, though the speaker does not sit too tightly over the ear canal opening. As a result, it's at best only moderately loud, even at full volumes. Frequency response is fine in the normal vocal range, tapering off in volume and fidelity fairly rapidly outside that range. The mike offers a good blend of sensitivity and noise reduction. It's targeted at VOIP, and that is probably its optimal application; I purchased it for use with language software, and the sound out fails to reproduce some of the nuances required for that application. For gaming or the like, it's right out. The cord between the earpiece and the inline on-off-volume remote seems a bit too long, while the cord length between the remote and the pair of color-coded 3.5mm jacks could be longer for use with, say, a tower CPU kept underneath a desk. Most people would probably prefer a Bluetooth unit, but in situations where Bluetooth is unacceptable or unavailable, this unit makes a more than adequate substitute.
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