Is the transmitter supposed to send sound to the ear piece, so your own voice is audible?
1009725
I am using this everyday because I am not at home I am here with my siste in Indiannapolis Indiana Who just had a liver and kidney transplant and I was getting headaches using my I phone everyday I am a 65 years old and I kept putting it up high to hear the other person and I do believe that plus what ever waves you get from wifi come through and causing the headaches I have had good luck so far started working the minute I got it still fine have had it for 3 weeks now so far so good so I say get one I don't think you will be disappointed
1009726
Yes, it's just like using a normal handset. However, I've had friends tell me that the first second or so of what I'm saying is cut off.
1009727
no, that would be annoying. If my cord moved I got static so I had to send mine back. I loved the concept though.
1207722
Yes you can. It can be set to extremely loud to hear but when they speak into it they will have to back away from the transmitter as they speak back to you or it will sound garbled.
2210190
If you are referring to the voice monitoring system where the headset plays your voice back through the speakers like on the x12, then no. This was a big disappointment, as I loved that feature on my x12's (my wife loved it more:) You can hear yourself if you talk loud enough, but that defeats the purpose. This was one huge letdown for me with this headset, as the playback feature on the x12's was perhaps the best feature of the headset.
307160
unit is not inserted in ear sits on outside and transmits sound toward ear canal not sure about possible interference or feedback
1999363
I use the heahphone mic for Teamspeak. Ive asked, and my friends notice the difference between my desk mic... But they say I'm still audible in game.
2097247
You can hear your voice if you have the option to play your mic through your headset on in your sound options. It's the listen tab with a check box to "listen to this device".
747183
It should come with a transmitter otherwise it is useless. I recommend that you call Sennheiser. Their customer service is excellent.
1092635
Yup, plug it in just like any other ear piece. I haven't used the microphone on/off.
2250987
Though the computer can see the headset as the mic, when I checked how loud the computer was receiving the voice input, it was only seeing it as a whisper, even though I was speaking very loudly. In short, you can set it up, but it will be useless. Sources: Quick test using a Win7 comp and Windows Recording Devices
905007
yeah, it's voice activated, but the sound quality is pretty bad, I only used it once.
676533
The plug on transmitter is used in conjunction with your own microphone. It gives you the option to choose a mic that can deliver best performance for that specific situation.
1707020
In my experience using this device, there is no need to do anything more than plug it in a USB port, plug the headset and/or microphone in, and hear sound. I have had to use no other settings except volume controls. I have found that it is automatically recognized as the sound port.
395055
No it does not. Earphones have to have an unobstructed way to the transmitter to work.
610024
No, it is not audible in the headset. But, it may affect the person who is trying to hear you on the other line if you are using if for a phone (keep in mind I've experience this with mine - which has an adapter to a 3.5 mm jack, so I don't know if this happens because of the adapter or because of the headphone set up itself)
372603
you can enabled that, but personally it throws me off to hear myself talk while im talking.
882934
Nope. radio or video sounds only come over the headset if your talking to someone
452742
My experience is that it comes through both sides. I would check the placement of your earpieces and make sure they line up properly. That may be part of your issue. Other then that it appears not to be functioning correctly.