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Save $80 on a LostSoul Bluetooth Headset with Microphone

By Laura Tucker
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When you have to wear a headset all day long while working, you need all-day comfort. You’ll get that and more with a LostSoul Bluetooth Headset with Microphone. Add on noise canceling and extra-long battery life, and you’ll have everything you need. The $80 discount is just a bonus.

The wireless headset has a comfortable earcup made of ultra-soft protein leather to be comfortable on your ears throughout the day. The microphone rotates 270º and can be used on either the left or the right, whichever suits you best.

The mute function and dual-mic noise canceling on the LostSoul Bluetooth Headset with Microphone are great for office work and outdoors, such as on construction sites. The features work especially well for truckers as well. Easily answer and hang up calls through the headset. It works with Skype, Zoom, and Teams if set up through the software ahead of time.

Lostsoul Bluetooth Headset Compatibility

Use them all day without worrying about them dying. Wear them for up to 60 hours of continuous talk time or 60 hours of music time with 400 hours standby with just one USB-C charge Just 10 minutes of charging provides two hours of use.

The headset can be connected wirelessly to two devices at once through a Qualcomm QCC chip and works well connected to your smartphone, tablet, laptop, PC, etc. up to a distance of 50 feet away.

Take 57% off the price of this headset and pay just $59.99.

Amazon Prime Days are coming up on July 12 and July 13 this year, and you can earn a $10 Amazon credit if you’re a Prime member. You just have to complete four easy tasks, and you’re in. Just activate your Prime Stampcard, then stream a Prime Video, listen to Prime music, borrow a Prime Reading e-book, and get this headset at $80 off, and your purchase task is already complete.

LostSoul Bluetooth Headset with Microphone

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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