is the microphone boom flexible so as to adjust to any distance/position from your mouth?
1671597
Yes. This is the best headset on the market! It is light and has the best sound. I have two. I use one in my vehicle and the other with my computer for dictation and Go-to-Meetings.
1671598
yes it is very flexable also the bom rotates. this is where my problem is. after awhile boom became loose in earpiece and sometimes won't stay in place
1671599
Yes. The mic boom is very flexible, yet rigid. Will adjust to any position. In addition, Zelher is very responsive. I carry my headset almost everywhere and I'm not always gentle with it. I broke the headband. They made arrangements for me to purchase a replacement :)
1671600
Yes it is flexible and can be positioned anywhere you want it. It also rotates about 320 degrees.
1671601
Yes, the microphone boom is flexible and very adjustable. I am very happy with this headphone as the earphone is loud, has great battery life, and good microphone audio quality.
1671602
Yes it is. You can rotate the boom at the earpiece so it can be worn on either ear, and the boom can be bent in almost any orientation.
1671603
yes it does flex and the microphone arm can be moved up and down, I have mine up along the headband when I am not talking on it
1757015
Yes, you just, as you'd guess, flip it over rebend the mic and the little pieces that hold the wire to the head piece slide to allow for some adjustment.
1757017
The Mic boom rotates in the headset. In the picture you can see the product with the mic set for the left side. If you move the mic upward and flip the headset, the mic will be adjusted for the right side.
2051537
Yes it can. It also automatically sends sound through to the earpiece, so long as the boom mic is down/on position. in the past have had to use flaky ap's to send media sound to the my earpiece - this one does it for you. Great talk time too - highly recommended, worth every penny.
1326623
Yes it can easialy be adjusted. I found it too loud once and had to turn it down but it stays in the range where you've left it last.
262253
No, I have no issues about it at all. Maybe its actually better because the speaker vents and mic are now facing towards you instead of downwards almost acting like a portable speaker.
1208023
The microphone boom is adjustable/flexible and the Mike positions well in fron of the mouth. The wrap around which holds the unit from the back of the head seems strong, springy, yet may be bent for even stronger hold. I have a voice condition and this allows me to communicate in a classroom setting, however the unite cannot overcome other noices, iy may compliment your own voice and reduce stress on it.
1047208
Yes, in principle. I suggest getting a goose-neck extension to add to it in order to make fine adjustments of position. I actually us a Rode scissor-arm mic stand on my desk - they're the ones that have the same spring loaded mechanism that some work or reading lamps use, so it's very easy to rotate it completely out of the way when not in use, and then quickly adjust to the exact position I want for recording. The Posi-Lok arm is better if you can leave it in a fairly fixed position, since it's not as easy to fine-tune it, though, as I say, a goose-neck extension will give you a lot more flex. Hope this is helpful. Yes, in principle. I suggest getting a goose-neck extension to add to it in order to make fine adjustments of position. I actually us a Rode scissor-arm mic stand on my desk - they're the ones that have the same spring loaded mechanism that some work or reading lamps use, so it's very easy to rotate it completely out of the way when not in use, and then quickly adjust to the exact position I want for recording. The Posi-Lok arm is better if you can leave it in a fairly fixed position, since it's not as easy to fine-tune it, though, as I say, a goose-neck extension will give you a lot more... » Read More Yes, in principle. I suggest getting a goose-neck extension to add to it in order to make fine adjustments of position. I actually us a Rode scissor-arm mic stand on my desk - they're the ones that have the same spring loaded mechanism that some work or reading lamps use, so it's very easy to rotate it completely out of the way when not in use, and then quickly adjust to the exact position I want for recording. The Posi-Lok arm is better if you can leave it in a fairly fixed position, since it's not as easy to fine-tune it, though, as I say, a goose-neck extension will give you a lot more flex. Hope this is helpful. « Show Less
1157793
This is just the boom pole, not the microphone. You can mount virtually any microphone you'd like to it.
265221
I'd use a condenser mic on mine, but there's always a tipping point if the boom is extended too far, true with any boom stand.
202531
Yes! As long as the dynamic mic doesn't require any eternal phantom power (which most of them don't)
2083186
The end of the boom has a 1/4" camera mount. If the microphone has the 1/4" connection, then it will, otherwise an adapter will be needed.
1453892
I have used it with various pro mics. The problem is not with the boom. The base is not heavy enough to counter the weight of the mic when the boom is at lower angles.
1923456
Yes. The 'mic' arm DOES bend where ever you wish. And yes, it does work well with dragon 'naturally speaking.' Once again, this is the BEST and lightest weight headset I personally have ever used as I have several.
255663
The microphone is permanently attached as shown but is easily positioned to the best area for voice pick up. It will rotate from the positions straight up to straight down, almost a 180° swing. Needless to say I am using it to dictate the answer to your question, I hope it clarifies the situation. Dave
1963481
No and No. It is not flexible where you plug it in and rotate it in the direction you want. You just have to plug in based on where you want the opening.
2200595
Yes, this headset is adjustable that way. The entire length of the flexible boom slides through the clips that hold it on either side of the headset..