Hi, Thanks for the nice review. I'm considering the EPOS Impact 1060 ANC for both personal and business use. I know EPOS is excellent for business and call scenarios. I already have the EPOS Impact SDW 5066 for business use, but I'm looking for a pair of headphones for personal use as well. Mostly, I'll be using them for calls and music/videos. Does the NC work well in city environments, and is the ANC effective at blocking most background noise in such settings?
Hi, I use it in Waterloo station and coffee shops most weeks and works perfectly for me, Music is great considering it is a business headset. I don't think you would be disappointed. I hope that helps.
You're not imagining things, my friend. Noise cancellation significantly reduces sound, but it will never completely block it out. However, my tests push the device to its limits, which is why I compare it to a high-end recording device. This headset is truly among the best of the best.
Hey @kokyuu, Thanks for reaching out! EPOS is known for producing top-notch headsets with excellent sound quality and comfort, and while the EPOS Impact 1060T ANC doesn’t support pairing two headsets for training purposes, EPOS does offer other models with this feature. Alternatively EPOS IMPACT SDW 5000 series-including models like the SDW 5066 and SDW 5065-comes with a DECT base station that allows multiple headsets to connect. This is ideal for call training, as it enables supervisors to monitor or coach by connecting a second headset to the same base station. However, if you’re open to considering other brands, I highly recommend the Orosound Tilde Pro and the Yealink WH62/WH66 models. Both of these headsets also offer excellent training capabilities with multi-headset pairing features. You can find these headsets here: www.businessheadsets.com, or feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn to discuss further: www.linkedin.com/in/jonathannuttall/.
@@HeadsetsHearHere Thank you for the quick response. Your advice was very helpful, and I really appreciate the alternative suggestions. Apologies for taking so long to respond myself. :)
This EPOS headset has several advantages. The Focus 2 was released in 2021, so it seems like older tech in comparison. It's known for struggling with noisy backgrounds, allowing some noise to seep through, and Bluetooth connectivity has also been a documented issue. In contrast, this EPOS model is equipped with the latest Bluetooth 5.3 technology, providing enhanced security and the ability to connect a third device for simultaneous use. Additionally, the AI-driven microphone technology for noise cancellation, both ANC and ENC, is significantly more advanced. Hope that helps :)
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Great review! The comparison tests are really useful
Thanks Patrick, much appreciated.
Hi,
Thanks for the nice review.
I'm considering the EPOS Impact 1060 ANC for both personal and business use. I know EPOS is excellent for business and call scenarios. I already have the EPOS Impact SDW 5066 for business use, but I'm looking for a pair of headphones for personal use as well.
Mostly, I'll be using them for calls and music/videos. Does the NC work well in city environments, and is the ANC effective at blocking most background noise in such settings?
Hi, I use it in Waterloo station and coffee shops most weeks and works perfectly for me, Music is great considering it is a business headset. I don't think you would be disappointed. I hope that helps.
It doesn’t sound like it cancels out much at all or am I tripping?
You're not imagining things, my friend. Noise cancellation significantly reduces sound, but it will never completely block it out. However, my tests push the device to its limits, which is why I compare it to a high-end recording device. This headset is truly among the best of the best.
Is it possible to charge it with a USB cable or is it only possible to charge it with the stand?
Hi, the stand is great however, there is a USB-C connector in the headset, so you can charge it on the go.
Do you know if it's possible to pair the headset with another? For say like training purposes?
Hey @kokyuu,
Thanks for reaching out! EPOS is known for producing top-notch headsets with excellent sound quality and comfort, and while the EPOS Impact 1060T ANC doesn’t support pairing two headsets for training purposes, EPOS does offer other models with this feature.
Alternatively EPOS IMPACT SDW 5000 series-including models like the SDW 5066 and SDW 5065-comes with a DECT base station that allows multiple headsets to connect. This is ideal for call training, as it enables supervisors to monitor or coach by connecting a second headset to the same base station.
However, if you’re open to considering other brands, I highly recommend the Orosound Tilde Pro and the Yealink WH62/WH66 models. Both of these headsets also offer excellent training capabilities with multi-headset pairing features.
You can find these headsets here: www.businessheadsets.com, or feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn to discuss further: www.linkedin.com/in/jonathannuttall/.
@@HeadsetsHearHere Thank you for the quick response. Your advice was very helpful, and I really appreciate the alternative suggestions. Apologies for taking so long to respond myself. :)
Not a problem and you are welcome
this or Poly voyager focus 2?
This EPOS headset has several advantages. The Focus 2 was released in 2021, so it seems like older tech in comparison. It's known for struggling with noisy backgrounds, allowing some noise to seep through, and Bluetooth connectivity has also been a documented issue. In contrast, this EPOS model is equipped with the latest Bluetooth 5.3 technology, providing enhanced security and the ability to connect a third device for simultaneous use. Additionally, the AI-driven microphone technology for noise cancellation, both ANC and ENC, is significantly more advanced. Hope that helps :)