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Question: Cable handling noise? When in use - if you move, grab or handle the cable is it audible in the headset? Any rustling noise? Thx
Document: I use this for Rosetta Stone because my computer does not have an integrated microphone. These are fine but the cable is just barely too short. It is a major annoyance knowing that I can't move my head. My PC tower isn't even that far away and it's on the ground like an average person would have their setup. The only issue is that the headphone jack is in the back of the PC.
We go through these about every two years with constant use. They eventually get choppy sound as the cable connector gets brittle and will sometimes need finagling to get the crackling noise to stop. Overall we are happy as the price is cheap.
headsets with my cellphone, bluetooth and otherwise, and found them lacking. My biggest problem was sound quality and connectivity while on the move and the loud road noise I get in my Scion. While reluctant to use a wired headset with a boom, I relented after reading reviews here. The normal user won't want to walk around with this on and you may get some looks while in the car. It's been a great product and a heck of a deal for the price.
This is just as good as the headset I used on the trading floor if not better. I can hear very clearly and be heard. Fire engines and street noise are still audible to listeners but not to the extent I can hear them. The headset adjusts wonderfully to different sized heads.
These things don't last long, but mine is still working. I am using it with the Panasonic DECT 6.0 Plus cordless phones.There is some audible static when I move the plug around in the receiver. This goes away when it's still. The sound quality is good.
I ordered this device for my home office and it is exactly what I needed. It was priced wonderfully and arrived on time. It fit into my new phone and I am able to take calls clearly and without difficulty. It was simple, just plug and go! It is comfortable to wear and of good quality. The cord is long enough to move so it's not in the way of what I'm trying to type. The sound is crisp and audible through the earpiece. This is a great buy. Thanks!
Two or three Panasonics at that price is a good way to go. If you have a possible very loud situation-environment, then the AT&T; is the choice to go beyond comfortable listening levels, but above the background noise.It's a dream being able to answer a phone, pop in the headset, and move about totally hands free. Multi-taskers rule.Overall Panasonic KX-TCA60s are great headsets, nothing negative at all to say about them.
Read the previous reviews on this item and I'm glad I made my choice with this one. So far works and sounds great. Havent used it very much yet to know how good the noise cancellation is, but so far it works. Cord is a decent length so I can move it out of the way while talking.I bought a panasonic phone from Amazon at the same time and its a perfect deal.
I should have paid more attention to the reviews. This headset snapped after only a couple of months of use.Its cheap rigid plastic and if you do not handle it right it will break.You have been warned.I have been a Amazon customer for over 10 years and this is the first time I have felt the need to write a review.Panasonic is a great brand and produce good reliable products.
I purchased this headset for use with my Panasonic cordless phone. The device seems to work fine. But the audible volume is slightly low (though I have the volume set to the highest level in the phone).But here was a pleasant suprise for me. I have Nokia 1650 and Huawei C2206 mobiles both with their own individual stereo headsets (which could not be used interchangeably between the mobiles). But I was able to connect this panasonic headset to both the mobiles and it worked fine with both of them.
Answer: I use these daily.  I've never noticed an audible noise (or any rustling) when moving, grabbing, or handling the cable during a conversation. However, I did notice, upon closer inspection, that if one grabs or rubs the cable within a few inches of the headset, or taps, grabs, or bumps the headset itself, this can be heard.  I attribute this noise as ambient due to its close proximity to the ears and not a fault of the headset or the headset's cable.  Great product!