10 Best Microphone Headset for Webinars in 2023

Webinars either go smoothly or are riddled with technical issues. One of the most common issues that occur is with the audio.

Want to avoid any problems with audio during webinars? Check out our review of the best microphone headsets for webinars.

All the headsets in the market, at least the ones worth buying, have good build quality and impressive sound. But what about noise cancellation? That’s a must-have feature; all these headsets have just the right features you want and more.

So, without further to do, let’s get started. One thing is for sure, you will end up knowing much more about the top headsets, but more importantly, which one is right for you.

Are you busy and do not have much time on your hands? We don’t want to waste your time. So here are our quick recommendations.

Product	Rating	Price
Jabra Evolve 65 UC	4.5	Check On Amazon
Logitech H390	4.5	Check On Amazon
Razer Kraken X	4.4	Check On Amazon

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Features to Look for Before Buying

Picking a product from a list is easy. But if you want to be sure to make the right purchase, knowing what features to look for is the most important thing. Here are the things you need to look for before pulling the trigger.

Sound Quality

A webinar headset will be useless if it doesn’t give you the best sound quality. Look for ones that have a rich sound with a balanced sound profile. All the ones on this list are handpicked to provide some of the best sound quality you can get.      

Noise Cancellation

Noise cancellation is one of the most important features if you want to get a headset for webinars. It helps tone out the background and surrounding noise.

This will help you make calls clearer, and whoever you’re on a call with will appreciate that too.

Wired/Wireless

You have to make a decision here. Do you want to go with a wireless headset or a wired one? There isn’t a right answer. Both have their own set of pros and cons.

With a Bluetooth headset, you have flexibility and mobility, but you need to charge it and think about the battery life. With a wired headset, there is no hassle of charging it, but you can’t move around and go away from your device.

Lightweight and Comfort

When you need to keep the headset on for long hours, getting one that’s lightweight is very important. Otherwise, it will get tiring fast. A light headset is also comfortable to use.

The headset’s comfort depends on ample padding around the earcups and headband. Keep an eye out for that as well.

Extra Features

For example, extra features like a notification light of the Jabra Evolve. These aren’t essentials, but it’s still nice to have. But keep in mind not to overlook the before-mentioned features.  

Brand and Price

Lastly, you have brand and price. The thing about price is you need to pick headsets with the features you need and pick the one within your budget. As for brands, all the ones we included here are high-end and trusted names.

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10 Best Microphone Headset for Webinars

No one really has the time to sift through the hundreds of headsets in the market. And frankly, no one should either. All of them aren’t the same quality. So, here are the top 10 you need to check out.

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1. Logitech USB Headset H390 with Noise Cancelling Mic

Logitech is one of the top brands you can buy when it comes to peripherals. All of their products are of absolute quality, and this headset is no different.

Let’s get the underwhelming part out of the way first. The design of this thing isn’t too special. It’s a pretty basic headset and is quite understated. Some might get put off by that. But we quite like it. It gives you a professional look. You certainly don’t need a headset with tons of RGB for webinars.

Apart from the design, everything else about this is top-notch. The sound quality is great, with a good frequency response. You will be able to hear voices during calls perfectly.

There is also a convenient mic that’s built-in. If you want the mic to get out of your way when you’re not using it, you can just rotate it. And simply pull it down when people need to hear you. On top of that, there is noise cancellation to keep your voice sounding crisp and clear.

This headset is quite comfortable too. While there are certainly more comfortable headsets on this list, the padded earcups and headband won’t get fatiguing during those long webinar sessions. Oh, and it plugs in via USB and supports multiple operating systems.

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2. Razer Kraken X Ultralight Gaming Headset

If you want some swag, then Razer is the brand for you. They primarily make gaming-focused products. Here is the secret, though, ‘gaming’ headsets can work for everything.

Design-wise, this one is quite the looker. It’s sleek and very modern without looking too tacky. We would call it tasteful swag. You have the beloved Razer logo on both sides of the earcups to let people know you mean business.

The sound quality is phenomenal. You get 7.1 surround sound from the custom-tuned 40mm drivers. There is a slight caveat, though. The surround feature is only active when you’re gaming. That’s fine since the sound quality, in general, is very rich. So, you can use this headset for both work and play.

Moreover, it’s also quite comfortable. It’s very light, coming in at only 250 grams, and is padded in all the right places. This makes it one of the easiest headsets to keep on for long hours. Not a lot of headsets can claim that.

Like the previous one, the Kraken X has a flexible mic. The voice quality is great. You get clear speech, and it’s a cardioid mic, which reduces background noises. That means you can attend those webinars in peace. When you don’t need the mic, just move the mic – plain and simple.

There are controls in the headset, which makes making adjustments fast and easy. Then you have solid build quality. Razer products last; there is no beating around the bush here. And this one is flexible yet durable.

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3. TaoTronics Trucker Bluetooth Headset

If there is a headset that screams webinars, it’s this one. Its lightweight design, great audio, and connectivity make it a good choice for webinars and online classes. It has only one ear cup, though. So, keep that in mind.

We aren’t going to dwell on the design of this one for too long. It’s a pretty basic but professional-looking design that will look good on anyone. It’s simple and unassuming, but gets the job done.

What isn’t basic, though, is the superior AI noise cancellation you get. It will reduce background noise by up to 40 dB. That’s quite impressive if you ask us. So, when you hop on a call or webinar, you will hear voices with ease. And there is a mic as well, which allows people on the other side to hear you.

As you can tell from the name, it’s a Bluetooth headset. The first thing that pops to mind is battery life. And the convenience of a wireless Bluetooth headset won’t really be worth it if it has shoddy battery life.

You can use this one for up to 34 hours of playtime. And correct us if we are wrong, we don’t think many webinars last for more than a day straight.

It’s super comfortable thanks to the lightweight build and also has built-in controls to change the volume and mute/unmute the mic. You can even redial and transfer calls with the button.

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4. PDP Gaming LVL40 Wired Stereo Headset With Noise Cancelling Microphone

This is another gaming-centric headset, but is a wired one. If the Razer Kraken X we reviewed earlier isn’t quite to your taste, this one will surely be. However, the design isn’t as cool.

Let’s talk about the design then. Honestly, the physical design is fine. It’s the color finish that we have a gripe about. With a three-tone finish, some might say it looks tacky and not too professional. One side is blue, the other is red, and the headband is black.

The good news is there are different color options you can choose from. We recommend going with the all-black or all-white one.

A cool thing about it is its compatibility with Windows and game consoles. You get a little bit of flexibility there, which we appreciate.  

It’s powered by 40mm drivers for punchy sound and rich audio tones. And since it’s a wired headset, you don’t have to worry about charging it during a webinar session.

Speaking of webinars, the mic is noise-canceling and will make you sound clear on the other end. If you don’t want people to hear you, the mute switch will help you instantly turn your mic off. You can just flip the mic upwards to mute it automatically. That’s a great UI feature.

The build quality is solid, and it isn’t too heavy either. Whether you’re gaming for a long time or attending a long webinar session, it won’t tire you out.

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5. Cyber Acoustics Stereo PC Headset with Microphone

How about an easy-to-use and straightforward headset that does what it promises? If that’s something you’re looking for, then this one from the guys at Cyber Acoustics will impress.

Its stereo sound will keep you engaged no matter what you’re listening to, whether it be music or a call. That’s why this is a great choice for webinars as well.

Speaking of webinars, there is a mic that gives everyone on the other side clear voice quality. You can be sure whatever you’re saying, the other party will be able to hear it. And, of course, noise cancellation will filter out any unnecessary noise.

Plus, the innovative controls also make this one quite convenient to use.

All you need to do is plug the headset into your PC, and you’re ready to go—no need to install separate software or drivers.

All that is great and dandy. But what about the design? That’s good too! This headset strikes a perfect balance between professional and sleek. Although the Razer headset takes the crown for the most well-designed, this one will also appeal to many.

Comfort is something you don’t have to worry about either. The padded earcups rest with the right pressure, and the headband isn’t too bad, either. But it does lack some padding. We would have liked it if the headband itself had some padding. It isn’t too much of an issue, though.

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6. Mpow PA071 Wired Headphones Headset With Noise Reduction 3.5mm USB Headset For PC

This one is very similar to the TaoTronics headset because it also has one-sided earcups. Single-sided headsets like these are good if you want to be aware of what’s going on in your surroundings. If you’re working from home, this can be useful.

It comes with powerful 40mm drivers that give you a good listening experience. There is also the mic which can rotate 270 degrees. Both are high-quality and will be perfect for webinars. The voice quality is very clear, with rich sounds.

The build is surprisingly fantastic and robust. You might not guess by looking at it, but holding it makes it feel like a premium product. It uses stainless-steel construction which not only gives it durability but also doesn’t make it uncomfortably heavy. The ear cups are padded for extra comfort.

This one is also versatile. Besides having good noise cancellation, you can plug it in via USB and a 3.5mm headphone jack. This level of flexibility is always appreciated.

Just like some of the other products we saw in this list, it’s also a plug-and-play headset for further simplicity. Simply connect it via the USB port to your PC, and you can start using it. If you need to attend a call on your phone or tablet, the 3.5mm jack will be handy.

It has good sound, is comfortable to wear, has good mic quality, and has a robust build. What else could you want from a headset? Honestly, there aren’t many boxes left to check. This one is an easy recommendation from us.

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7. Jabra Evolve 65 UC Stereo Bluetooth Headset

Regarding brand value, Jabra isn’t far behind the likes of Logitech and Razer. They make high-end headsets with all the features you can hope for and then some. Take this one, for example. It has a light that turns on when you’re on a call! How cool is that?

Let’s talk about that light first, then. Ever been on an important call only to be disturbed by someone? Well, that’s a thing of the past. This headset has a light that will light up whenever you’re on a call to let people know you are busy.

Conduct your meetings and webinars in peace, finally! Only if bright lights made a headset good for webinars. Yes, we know it doesn’t. Don’t worry. You won’t be disappointed with the sound either.

The speakers are great and provide you with a listening experience with lots of definitions and a good tone. It’s a Jabra headset, after all. And there is a mic with passive noise cancellation that will help the people on the other side hear you well.

We are sure by now you have figured out that noise cancellation is important. Speaking of things that are important in a headset, we have a complete buyer’s guide coming up. So, keep on reading.

Since it’s a wireless headset, the range and battery life come into play. The range is 100ft. That means this headset will stay connected to devices that are at a max of 100ft away. This isn’t too bad since you will probably have it connected to your computer right next to you anyway.

And the battery life is impressive, with 14 hours of playtime. But still does fall short compared to some other headsets we have seen here.

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8. Logitech H800 Wireless Bluetooth Headset with Microphone

Another headset, another Logitech! This proves Logitech knows what they are doing, even in the Bluetooth headset segment.

You can easily connect this to a myriad of devices. Do you have a PC, tablet, or smartphone? No worry. It will seamlessly connect and work with all of those. So, no matter which device you use for work and webinars, you can get the best out of your sessions.

The audio quality is superb, as you would expect from a Logitech branded headset. There is a bit of a twist to it, though. This one has laser-tuned speakers. What does that do, you ask? Well, you get rich and full-sounding audio. This is fantastic when you’re on calls or listening to music.

Plus, there is a built-in mic for calls, and yes, it’s also noise-canceling. The microphone on this one is quite sensitive.

You get 40ft of range for the Bluetooth connection, which will last up to 6 hours per charge. Do keep in mind that this is in ideal conditions. If you have the volume cranked all the way up, that might not be the case. Nonetheless, we don’t have any complaints about the battery life.

It’s a comfortable little headset too. The headband has soft cushioning, and the sculpted earcups sit nicely too. You can adjust the headbands if you’re wondering.

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9. Panasonic KX-TCA430 Over the Head Headset

Panasonic’s KX-TCA430 is perhaps one of the most basic headsets you can get from this list. But guess what? Since this is meant to be a round-up of the best headsets, this one still packs a punch.

We are going to keep it short and sweet with this one since there isn’t much to discuss here. It comes in a very light frame that will make webinars less tiring. Your ears won’t hurt from keeping these on for hours.

The build is just okay. It certainly won’t ‘wow’ you, but it isn’t flimsy either. The sound quality, on the other hand, was a surprise. For what it’s worth, it’s surprisingly full. But it isn’t as good as some of the others we have seen so far.

There is also a noise-canceling boom mic. That’s always good to see. It’s a single-side headset, so your other ear will be left open. Some people don’t like that, but if that doesn’t bother you, this one is a good choice.

Since it isn’t Bluetooth, you don’t need to worry about things like battery life or charging it. Simply connect the 3.5mm jack, and you’re all set to go. Easy, simple, and straightforward. Oh, and it will connect with most of Panasonic’s DECT 6.0 cordless or corded phones.

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10. Jabra Evolve 40 UC Stereo USB Headset

We are going to finish the review with another single-sided headset. But this time, it’s from one of the known brands. Jabra Evolve 40 UC is a simple yet great headset for webinars that checks all the right boxes.

The design is pretty cool. It’s mostly black with tasteful red highlights, giving it a little bit of pop. We liked how the wire is bright red too. Ah, yes, it’s a wired headset.

This naturally means no need to deal with pesky batteries and charging. Simply plug it into your computer or smartphone, and you’re golden. There is a USB connection as well.

Remember the busy lights? Yeah, this one has that, too, which makes it perfect for calls and attending webinars. Whenever you’re on a call, the light will tell people you are busy and do not want to be bothered. We are sure you will get more done this way. In some sense, this headset might just increase your productivity.

Couple all this with its good sound quality and a noise-canceling mic. Our last product on this list is looking like a winner.  It’s comfortable for the most part, but we feel the headband could have used a little bit more padding.

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Features to Look for Before Buying

Picking a product from a list is easy. But if you want to be sure to make the right purchase, knowing what features to look for is the most important thing. Here are the things you need to look for before pulling the trigger.

Sound Quality

A webinar headset will be useless if it doesn’t give you the best sound quality. Look for ones that have a rich sound with a balanced sound profile. All the ones on this list are handpicked to provide some of the best sound quality you can get.      

Noise Cancellation

Noise cancellation is one of the most important features if you want to get a headset for webinars. It helps tone out the background and surrounding noise.

This will help you make calls clearer, and whoever you’re on a call with will appreciate that too.

Wired/Wireless

You have to make a decision here. Do you want to go with a wireless headset or a wired one? There isn’t a right answer. Both have their own set of pros and cons.

With a Bluetooth headset, you have flexibility and mobility, but you need to charge it and think about the battery life. With a wired headset, there is no hassle of charging it, but you can’t move around and go away from your device.

Lightweight and Comfort

When you need to keep the headset on for long hours, getting one that’s lightweight is very important. Otherwise, it will get tiring fast. A light headset is also comfortable to use.

The headset is comfort depends on ample padding around the earcups and headband. Keep an eye out for that as well.

Extra Features

For example, any extra features like a notification light of the Jabra Evolve. These aren’t essentials, but it’s still nice to have. But keep in mind not to overlook the before-mentioned features.  

Brand and Price

Lastly, you have brand and price. The thing about price is you need to pick headsets with the features you need and pick the one within your budget. As for brands, all the ones we included here are high-end and trusted names.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Wrapping Up

There you have it. Now that you know which is the best microphone headset for webinars, you can make a more informed purchase. Sound quality and noise cancellation are surely important. But don’t forget to look for comfort and ample padding.