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Air Pods Pro 2 Cold Calling
Does anybody use the Air Pods Pro 2 for cold calls?
I’ve been testing other head sets and wanted to know if these are good for making my cold calls?
What are your thoughts?
I use the non pro air pods. I like being able to hear my environment but I’m working from home where it’s quite.
The mic is more than good enough. If you’re using a Mac then integration is seamless.
Pop them back in the charging case between calls and unless you’ve a bunch back to back they’ll last all day too.
Awesome thanks Will. The pros have a transparency mode where you can hear everything around you too thanks!
I’ve experimented with AirPods on my MacBook Air. The best combination I’ve found is the AirPods for audio only and then using the microphone from the MacBook.
If you use the AirPods for both audio and microphone they go into a different bluetooth mode and it doesn’t sound as good on the other end of the call.
I recorded some Zoom calls both ways around and compared them. It’s probably not a deal breaker but with my accent, anything I can do to make my voice more legible helps.
I’ve experimented with AirPods on my MacBook Air. The best combination I’ve found is the AirPods for audio only and then using the microphone from the MacBook.
If you use the AirPods for both audio and microphone they go into a different bluetooth mode and it doesn’t sound as good on the other end of the call.
I recorded some Zoom calls both ways around and compared them. It’s probably not a deal breaker but with my accent, anything I can do to make my voice more legible helps.
Interesting. I have noticed on the coaching calls that I can sometimes sound crappy and everything is being recorded local at my end too! I’ll take a look into this.
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