Get a TaoTronics Trucker Headset for Under $40

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Just because you’re working from home doesn’t mean you don’t need the right equipment. Why make do with what you currently have? If you’re going to be working remotely indefinitely, get the tools you need, such as a TaoTronics Trucker Headset Of course, you don’t need to use it while driving a truck – it works great for all those work calls and Zoom meetings you take part in, but if you happen to be a truck driver, that’s fine too. The headset will work out well.

This headset features AI noise-reduction technology, making it the world’s first AI noise-canceling headset. It eliminates background noise up to 40dB, so no matter whether you’re working at home with kids and pets underfoot and a noisy TV, or whether you’re cruising down the country’s highways with an open window and noisy traffic, you’ll still be heard clearly.

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The TaoTronics Trucker Headset connects via Bluetooth 5.0 to up two devices simultaneously. It has an advanced Qualcomm QCC3020 chipset for fast, stable signal transmission. You’ll get up to 34 hours of continuous playtime on a single charge. You won’t need to worry if you have an important call; you’ll know the headset will be ready. They’ll be comfortable to wear throughout as well, with an adjustable headband and soft earpad.

The controls are easy to operate. Put the call on mute via the mute button, and use the multi-function button to redial, answer, reject, end, or transfer a call. Use the plus and minus buttons to adjust the call volume. Be sure to keep your sound card and Bluetooth driver updated to the latest version or use the headset with a USB Bluetooth dongle to eliminate poor sound quality and Bluetooth connection errors.

Take 20% off the price of this headset and pay just $39.18.

TaoTronics Trucker Headset

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