$35 Bluetooth Headset For Business Calls - Levn LE-HS010 Review

In this episode of the Headset Advisor Tech Reviews Podcast series, you'll find out about a super cheap Bluetooth headset that's designed for use in business. Is it good enough to use on your important business calls with a  price starting around $35.00? Listen to this episode to find out, and you'll also find out how much battery life and wireless range you can expect.

Narrated by the Founder, and CEO of  Headset  Advisor,  Doug Merritt

Wireless headsets come in a variety of sizes, and shapes. They also come in a variety of price ranges too.  In this episode of the Headset Advisor Podcast, I'll introduce you to a little know brand that costs less than $100.00. In fact, it costs less than $50.00, and it makes a claim of reducing 99.9% of background noise. So for around  $35.00, you can get a Bluetooth noise  assassin? Well, in this episode, we're going to run this headset through the paces to see how it does, and more importantly, if it truly removes that much noise.

We'll also test and evaluate the overall sound quality. And, if you're  interested to know how much talk time, and wireless range you'll get, well, we cover that too.

There's even a feature on this headset that's driving some people bonkers, and you'll find out what that is.

First,  this is a mono Bluetooth headset, with no duo style available. So for those who like to have one ear open, to hear what's going on  around them, then this is the style for you. If you're  someone who likes both ears covered, then I'm sorry to say,  you're out of luck  on this one.

As for battery life, this headset dishes out up to 35 hours  of talk time.  Impressive given its modest price. That's a lot of battery power that can keep you talking for days before a recharge is needed. And when you recharge, it can be done via the included USB C cable, or if you upgrade to the charge base, you simply dock the headset to charge the battery.  A recharge takes 1.5 hours.

Wireless talk range is a disappointment at only up to 33 feet. Most  Bluetooth headsets give you range up to 100 feet, and others to 300. And, when you figure usable range is estimated to be around half of stated range, that puts this headset at around 16 feet. Not impressive, though the price needs to be kept  in mind.

99.9% noise reduction? No way. It does make the claim, but in our tests, there was a fair amount of the background noise clearly detectable. And, the voice audio quality suffered when background noise was present. With no background noise, the voice quality was better though. So take that 99.9% noise reduction claim with a very large helping of skepticism.

This headset is cheap to buy, and when you look over the build, and the fit  and feel, it does feel on the cheap side.  I'm  sure that's hard to avoid given it's price  point. But, for what you pay,  I have to say that this headset is fairly decent all things  considered. For  sure it's no premium headset, and it doesn't  pretend to be. So if buying one is something you might be considering, don't expect lush appoiintments, or premium features because if you do, you'll be  disappointed.

If this headset isn't what you're looking for, reach out to us here  at  Headset  Advisor and one of our California based headset experts can make a tailored recommendation.

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