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If you use a headset for phone calls or for audio applications on your computer such as Zoom, RingCentral or Microsoft Teams, the headset you’re using probably doesn’t have a foam cover over the microphone. Why would you need a foam cover over the microphone you ask? Glad you asked. This blog will provide you with three main reasons why you should consider using a foam cushion over your wired or wireless office headset microphone. For everyone else, let’s go through this real quick. The three main reasons to use a foam cover for your wired or wireless office Reason #1 Helps to improve your audio quality (how you sound to your callers). As we talk, we all use words that start with S, T, and P. These can be hard to distinguish at times, and having a cover over
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