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EKSA H6 Wireless Headset with ENC Microphone Review

Updated on Apr 21, 2022 by Tuan Do

We at TechWalls have tested a few headsets from EKSA and they all are decent budget products. At this time, they are offering two wireless headsets, namely H1 and H6. The H6 is the more expensive one and we’re going to check it out in this review.

Disclosure: We received the EKSA headset in exchange for this review. We spent time testing it to make sure the review is honest and unbiased.

Unboxing & Testing Video

Features & Performance

Unlike the EKSA H1, the H6 comes with two earcups with boom arm attached to the left one. Inside the box, we also have a carrying pouch, a USB Bluetooth dongle, and a USB-C cable. I connect the headset to my laptop via Bluetooth, so I don’t need to use the included dongle. That dongle will be useful for PC users as they often don’t have Bluetooth.

Once pairing with the laptop, the H6 headset with its built-in microphone is ready to use. I was really impressed with its lightweight body; I didn’t expect a wireless headset could be such lightweight. Specifically, it weighs 141g (~5oz) and that’s the reason why I could wear it for a whole day without any discomfort. This is extremely important if you have to answer phone calls, attend online classes or meetings for hours. This is undoubtedly among the most comfortable headsets I’ve ever used and sometimes I even forget I’m wearing it on my head.

The manufacturer makes it lighter by using mostly plastic on the exterior. Obviously, the headset can’t compete with others in terms of aesthetics but its ergonomics would absolutely increase your work productivity.

To start using the headset, you will just need to press and hold the power button to turn it on, rotate the boom arm to the front to turn on the microphone, and you can press the button on the outside of the left earcup to enable the busy light. There will be voice prompts for every action, so you will always know you are doing it right.

The H6 uses Bluetooth 5.0 connection and it works consistently. I used the headset for a long period of time and haven’t seen any interruption. It is powered by a 500mAh battery with admirable battery. According to the brand, the battery could last up to 30 hours of uninterrupted calls and 55 hours of non-stop music. That means you won’t need to recharge it for a few days.

Microphone quality is among the most important feature of a headset. The H6’s microphone is outfitted with AI-powered environmental noise cancellation and it does a good job filtering out background noise and making our voice clearer. You can check audio sample in the video on top. This is not suitable for podcasting, streaming, or vocal recording; However, it is more than enough for phone calls and meetings. The noise-canceling feature is really helpful when you use it in a loud workspace. The sound might be a bit robotic in that environment but people will still be able to hear what you’re saying.

Regarding audio quality of the 2 drivers, it is actually a flat and unenergetic sound. The bass is almost non-existent while the mids are fairly weak even when I crank up the volume. Obviously, this is not ideal for watching movies or listening to music. An advantage of the sound is that it doesn’t cause ear fatigue over extended usage.

Conclusion

Pros

  • Lightweight and comfortable
  • Noise-canceling microphone
  • Good battery life

Cons

  • Average audio quality

The EKSA H6 is another decent wireless headset for low budget. However, its price tag of $45.99 is a bit expensive in my opinion because there are some similar headsets in this price range. I’d recommend the product if it drops to around $30.

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  1. Guillaume Frouté says

    May 23, 2022 at 7:25 am

    I work remotely and need a decent headphone/mic set up. The sound was fine, but I constantly had trouble with the microphone. I often would get on a call and people would say my sound was cutting or that I sound like a robot. I would check the settings and everything was fine. Unplugging / plugging them back seemed to work (for a little while). I eventually went with another one.

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