Fortunately, they passively block out a decent amount of mid-range noise like conversation and don't leak very much audio. There's also no way to mute the mic or skip tracks with the in-line remote, so their onboard control scheme is limited. However, they don't have any customization features to help you adjust their sound to your liking. Their bass-heavy sound profile adds extra body and punch to mixes that can help bring out sound effects in action-packed games. On the upside, they're stable and have a comfortable design that doesn't tire out your inner ear, so they're suitable for long gaming sessions. The adapter adds latency to your connection, but it isn't too noticeable. While they're simple in design, these wired gaming headphones come in a few different color schemes and have an AUX to USB-C adapter to connect them to devices with a USB-C port, like your PC or phone. They're normally found around the $50 mark, but you can often find them on sale for even cheaper. There has GOT to be a better way to handle this.The Logitech G333 are the best type-C earbuds we've tested. meaning my only options are a) set my laptop speakers as my default audio device and then when I get a call, my laptop speakers ring, but when I answer the call, the audio from the call is also going through the laptop speakers, meaning whenever the user speaks, the mic picks up their voice and echo's it back to them, or b) I set my headset as the default audio device, and then EVERYTHING goes through my headset, requiring that I wear my headset all day every day.
It seems as if ZenTalk uses "default audio device", and that's it. I cannot seem to replicate this with ZenTalk. This allows me to not be forced to wear my headset every minute of every work day, as I can hear the phone ring via my laptop speakers, put my headset on, and answer the call. In my current VOIP software, I have it configured so when I receive a call, it rings to my default audio device (laptop speakers), however when I answer the call, it uses my default communications devices (3.5mm headset plugged in via my docking station). Can someone point me in the direction of the ZenTalk audio settings/preferences? I'm not referring to chrome permissions to let ZenTalk use the mic/audio, but how to configure the devices in particular.
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