does it muffle your voice to others when speaking?
1652136
No, we have not had any issues like that. We've been very pleased with the case.
142346
Not at all unless of course you're playing it extremely loudly. It all depends on the volume, but at the levels that are 'healthy' for your ear, it's inaudible to others. When I remove my earpieces, about 5cm away from ears and I can't hear them anymore.
1551630
Actually, I'd say it doesn't do that great of a job blocking outside noise. On a scale of 1-10, I would give it a 4. Mostly it only lets louder noises in, but when nothing is going on ingame or if there is no music, you can hear others talking quite clearly. That being said, it runs pretty much silent when on someone's head. When my ears get a bit achy, I'll set them on the table next to me, and I can listen to whatever pretty easily. HOWEVER, as soon as it is on a person's head, nobody but the wearer (or people really really close, when at high volumes) can hear the content. Also, in case you wanted to know, the directional mic does a great job at reducing accidental noise traffic transmission. Hop this all helps.
615786
No, unfortunately it doesn't. I folded a small piece of paper towel and taped it to the speaker and it muffles the sound some so it's not so loud.
694793
Yes it does. It works well too; I haven't had anyone complain about not being able to hear me.
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)
1287074
Not quite. I had to turn the mic semsitivity down to keep the audio from booming when I talked.
372601
I did not notice any, but can't say for certain. And of course it really depends on what VOIP you're using. In general I don't get any on Mumble where as Ventrilo I get it sometimes (on a diff headset now).
1557489
AS it is a small device, it does pick up movement near the mic. if you hold the phone and move it, it is fine, but if you are near the mic with your hand, will notice some rustling. By the way, it is very multi-directional, so you can not have it in from of the speakers you are trying to listen through or you will get feedback.
409061
Yes. It's not silent but if anyone is around you, they probably wouldn't know what the sound even is.
2207044
Yes, it reduces all sounds, but you'll still hear 'em. It's a decibel drop, not a total sound blocker. It's just foam rubber in the right place (your ear). You WILL be able to hear people talk (unless, like the movies, they whisper for effect!).
1308496
Yes but there is often an echo of your voice that the other person can hear
165753
No. They can hear me perfectly. I love this product. Very clear to listen to the other person's voice.
1929547
Yes it does. I would move my head different angles in order to get comfortable and I would speak from different angles. I didn't hear any decrease in sound quality.
1686546
Yes. It only shows up when you are already speaking on the phone and it is one of the "soft" buttons - i.e. it shows on the display and you press the bar underneath it to mute or unmute. I hope this helps.
2146154
It does but it is very subtle. I used it this morning and I only heard a small peep. Mine at least, doesn't always make much sound. Love it anyway.
1571426
Yes it does. The software provided has a voice preview feature that allows you to hear yourself talking.