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product_id: 1276823
title: "Sennheiser PC 36 Call Control USB Binaural Headset"
brand: "sennheiser"
price: "$11.55"
currency: USD
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reviews_count: 18
url: https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1276823-sennheiser-pc-36-call-control-usb-binaural-headset
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# Noise canceling clarity USB Plug and Play 3-in-1 control Sennheiser PC 36 Call Control USB Binaural Headset

**Brand:** sennheiser
**Price:** $11.55
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎤 Elevate Your Calls with Sennheiser's Clarity!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sennheiser PC 36 Call Control USB Binaural Headset by sennheiser
- **How much does it cost?** $11.55 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1276823-sennheiser-pc-36-call-control-usb-binaural-headset)

## Best For

- sennheiser enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sennheiser brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Comfort for All-Day Use:** Double-sided headband designed for comfort during long hours of use.
- • **Effortless Connectivity:** Plug and play with USB for instant setup—no tech skills required!
- • **Crystal Clear Communication:** Experience Sennheiser's renowned sound quality for every call.
- • **Versatile for All Applications:** Perfect for calls, music, and gaming—your all-in-one audio solution.
- • **Total Control at Your Fingertips:** Adjust volume, mute, and manage calls directly from your headset.

## Overview

The Sennheiser PC 36 Call Control USB Binaural Headset combines superior sound quality with user-friendly features, including noise canceling technology, a USB plug-and-play design, and a comfortable double-sided headband, making it ideal for professional calls, multimedia applications, and gaming.

## Description

With an improved noise canceling microphone and Senneheiser stereo quality, the PC 36 CALL CONTROL is the ideal headset for internet telephony, music, movies and more. The new 3-in-1 unit for volume/mute and call control means you can quickly adjust settings. And take/end calls directly on the headset.

## Features

- Sennheiser sound
- Noise canceling clarity
- USB Plug and Play
- Convenient 3-in-1 control
- Comfortable double-sided headband
- Sennheiser sound - the integrated USB soundcard and quality speakers ensure every word comes through crystal clear
- Noise canceling clarity - not only will your voice come through in crystal-clear quality,the mic is also ideal for your device's speech recognition function
- USB plug & play - simply plug into your computer's USB port to start phoning over the net
- Convenient 3-in-1 control - fully adjust the volume/mute and control your phoning session directly from the headset
- Free HeadSetup software - conveniently download Sennheiser software for easier control of your softphone from the headset
- Comfortable double-sided headband - ideal for an entire range of multimedia applications such as music and gaming, too
- Fully flexible boom arm - adjust the microphone for optimal voice pick-up

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Sennheiser
- **Color:** Black
- **Form Factor:** On Ear
- **Impedance:** 32 Ohm
- **Headphones Jack:** USB

## Images

![Sennheiser PC 36 Call Control USB Binaural Headset - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71pahOQL85L.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    One of the best sounding headsets of 2014
  

*by S***I on Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2014*

Recently ordered 6 different headsets: The Microsoft LX-6000, Microsoft LX-3000, Logitech H390E, Logitech H650E, Sennheiser PC 36 (this one), and the Sennheiser SC 660 USB CTRI'm still waiting on the SC 660 (the fanciest and most expensive of the Sennheiser wired line), but I've done some thorough split testing between all of the above to be able to report initial result.Even though I generally trust the Sennheiser name for audio, I didn't expect to like the PC 36 much at all because it was the flimiest (and therefore cheapest) feeling of the bunch. Reviews they say last a long time, so perhaps I am misinterpreting Sennheiser's efforts to make the headset light for flimsiness.That said, the mic on both a males and females made the speaker sound the most alive. Very enjoyable hearing people through this mic. I enjoyed hearing my coworkers through this set, and they enjoyed hearing me. It's a bright mic with good treble, but not so bright as to be harsh.The earphones also made it perhaps the easiest to hear the people on the other side for tasks like Skype. Again, just the right amount of brightness.The best group out of the 5 I got to test so far for both hearing other's speak and being heard in a natural state (as if the person is right next to you).It's good enough for basic video voiceovers, podcasts, YouTubes, etc. Not as nice as something like a desktop mic such as the marvelous AT-2020, but the best I've heard from a headset so far (including a few gaming ones, as as the Turtle Beach and Sony units I've tried over the years). Unlike some headsets, it doesn't make you sound distant or like you're on a cheap cell phone with 2 bars.I also ultimately appreciated the lightness of this headset. You could wear it all day easily, because gravity doesn't have much to drag down on. Reviewing the Sennheiser website, I now see that they're quite proud of how light they're able to get their headsets. It's an engineering feature. Much be some sort of German thing, because Americans tend to equate heft with quality. :)There isn't, as far as I know, an type of DSP processing included. Instead it relies of a cardiod or hypercardiod pattern mic to try to limit it's listening to your mouth area. Additionally, it's one of the few where the boom goes right in front of your mouth instead of the side.Like all headsets tested, though, the noise canceling doesn't quite fully work... you can always tend to hear certain sounds in the background on all brands, but it works surprisingly better than some other brands like the awful Logitech H390E.In one test, I had a male coworker sitting next to a very loud fan talking to me. Could hardly hear it on this set, while on some other brands it sounded like he was in wind tunnel. On the other hand, when a loud YouTube was played about 7 feet away could still be heard. So it gets rid of normal ambient noises like fans nicely, but if you're going to use these for business purposes, it's still advisable to move to a quiet area away from music, and people talking loudly. If noise reduction is even more important to you than quality, then perhaps the Logitech H650E or Microsoft Lifechat LX-6000 would suit you more. Neither sound great (the H650E sounds like a bad cell phone and the LX-600 sounds like a good cell phone) compared to the realism of the Sennheiser, but they do have some additional noise reduction circuitry.Since this headset was so lovely, I'm hoping the SC 660 will have all the best traits of this headset amped up.All in all, I think Logitech and Microsoft really need to go back to the drawing and beat this simple, inexpensive headset in their next round of offerings. It may not be fancy (except for the cool looking blue glow USB plug), but it certainly sounds great for both calls and voiceovers, easily besting an almost $80 pair from Logitech.PS. One last thing I should mention is that for Skype purposes, you don't hear yourself with this headset. This doesn't matter to me, but it does matter to my partner, and also to the male coworker I tested these with. So if you're happier when you hear yourself, I'd recommend the MS Lifechat LX-6000. It's a step down in quality for sure (more like a high quality cellphone), but some people are happier hearing what they sound like on calls.On the other hand, if you need to hear yourself when making a training video or a YouTube or what have you, there's usually a software option that'll feel back your voice to the earphone part. So, for example, in Garageband (a music and podcasting recording program), you can still use the PC-36 to hear yourself -- you're just gotta dig around the options menus, and find out how to turn this on. It's usually called "monitoring" in most programs.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    nice ergonomics, good quality mic
  

*by T***. on Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2016*

I've been using the Logitech USB headset for the past couple of years, and generally pretty happy with the brand. There is a very thin area of plastic on the headset, and they tend to break after about a year. So, I decided I would try a different brand this year. After a screwup by the company, who sent me the wrong headset, I finally received my replacement today ( about 10 days after my original order).  To their credit, the company did follow through and get me the correct item, and provided a return label.The headset itself is quite comfortable; the cord is of ample length. Unlike some other headsets that really squeeze tightly around your ears and give you a case of "headset hair", these only put minimal pressure on your head. There is what seems like a ratcheting mechanism in the microphone itself, so extremely smooth in operation and easy to position.  I tried the headset with Dragon NaturallySpeaking, which tends to be on the particular site for microphones, and it worked flawlessly. In fact, I think it works a bit better than the Logitech.Sound quality seemed to be at least as good as the Logitech. I generally just use the headset for Skype and YouTube videos, so I did not evaluate for music, and really, if I listened to more music I probably would have chose something different anyway.Overall, I'm really pleased with the headset. Very comfortable, smooth operation with good sound quality and microphone input. There is a volume control in the cord, as well is a switch to go between speaking and listening. I never really felt a switch was necessary, but nice touch. Setting it up and getting it recognized from the system was painless. Recommended by this user.

### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Good sound and light weight comfort.
  

*by M***S on Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2015*

The Sennheiser PC 36 Call Control headphones sound really good.  I do not normally prefer on-ear headphones, but I have to say that these were the most comfortable on-ear headphones I have tried.  As others have mentioned, the headband is plastic with no padding, which sounds uncomfortable, but they are so light weight you hardly notice the band on your head.  Also, the headphones themselves are open, meaning that air can pass through from the outside, including sound.  I prefer open headphones because I do a lot of voice work and I want to be able to hear myself.  With closed type headphones I tend to shout because I cannot hear my own voice.  The frequency response of these little headphones is quite impressive, most headphones this size usually do not extend to the higher or lower frequencies, but Sennheiser is of course known for high quality headphones.I played a variety of music and audio samples through these headphones and they preformed well, with everything sounding clear, accurate, and having a balanced sound stage.  These headphones do not compete on the level of hifi or studio monitoring headphones (like the Sennheiser HD 598), but they are not suppose to.  As you can see in the product picture, these headphones have a right and left cable exiting the bottom of each earpiece, and they remain apart for about 12 inches (30 cm) until the merge back into a single cable.  I thought I should mention that because some headphones use only one cable connecting to only one of the earpieces that then runs up through the headband and over to the other earpiece.  The volume control and mute switch are 24 inches (60 cm) down the cable from the bottom of the headphones.  The USB plug is rather large at 2.5 inches (6.5 cm), with a full 2 inches (5 cm) still sticking out when plugged in.  Also, the Sennheiser logo on the USB plug, which is about half inch square (1 cm square) has a blue LED light that comes on and stays on while the headphones are plugged in and the computer is on.  I found no way to turn of this blue light on the USB plug, which I thought was distracting.  The entire length of the cable is about 9 feet 10 inches long (3 meters), so you can easily plug this headset into the back of a desktop and have plenty of cable left over to move around.The microphone arm is actually flexible and will stay in place to how it is bent, with exception to the last 1 inch (3 cm) where the microphone is.  The microphone arm also rises and lowers by rotating on a type of dial where it is connected to the headphone earpiece.  As far as I can tell the noise canceling feature on this headset is passive noise canceling and not active noise canceling.  I was expecting active noise canceling, which is were there are two microphones, one for input and the second for listening to background noise so to know as to what to cancel out.  For reference, iPhones have active noise canceling.  Sennheiser does not say one way or the other if the headset is active or passive noise canceling, but my guess is passive noise canceling.I had quite a bit of trouble getting the microphone to work.  For reference, I am using a 2014 15" Retina MacBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.10.2 Yosemite, and the headphones were plugged into one of the USB 3 ports on the MacBook.  Once plugged in I could barely hear the audio from the microphone.  I first opened up System Preferences and then the Sound panel to select my audio inputs and outputs; along with the input volume.  At max input volume I could still barely hear any audio from the microphone.  Also, under Application > Utilities there is "Audio MIDI Setup" where you can adjust more audio settings.  The Audio MIDI Setup app confirms that the Sennheiser PC 36 headset is 16-bit with a sample rate of 44,100 Hz.  Another note for Mac users is the additional sound features software Sennheiser has for this headset (which can be downloaded from Sennheiser's website) is Microsoft Windows only.My main reason for ordering this headset was for speech recognition (Dragon and Rosetta Stone) and VOIP phone calls (Skype and FaceTime).  However, my problems with the microphone input level lead me to return this headset and continue the search for another.  I was really hoping these would work out as a light weight portable solution.  My current setup is a Blue microphone's USB Yeti and Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro headphones, which do work great, but are more desktop focused.

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