Seems like Techland reviewer Doug Aamoth finally found a replacement for his vintage keyboard headset (what museum did he borrow that intro headset from?). For an entertaining review of the FREETALK Everyman watch the video:
And in his review you’ll find an audio comparison of the audio quality between FREETALK Everyman and another popular headset. His conclusion:
Bottom line: If you’re a Skype user and you don’t want to spend a lot of money on a fancy headset, there’s not too much to think about with the Freetalk Everyman Headset priced at $23.
For other blogger and Twitter feedback check out:
- FREETALK® Everyman: The Bloggers Speak Out
- FREETALK® Everyman: From Twitterville and More Bloggers
- FREETALK Everyman Headset for Skype: A Reprise
And for a description of the FREETALK Everyman: FREETALK® Everyman for Skype: Not “Just Another Headset”!
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