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by fwsgonzo
1921 days ago
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Sennheiser headsets tend to have a mechanical switch on the microphone arm that turns it on and off when you swing it. I like that part enough that I only buy those headsets now. I'm not sure if they continue the practice these days. |
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It has two down-sides:
1. Muting the mic involves touching/moving the mic, so you make some noise when trying to discretely mute/unmute.
2. It mutes, but doesn't tell Zoom that it's muted, so you can appear to be unmuted to others on the call. I'd rather die than be falsely accused of having a dog bark interrupt a call from MY mic!