Cuffie DeLOCK cuffie stereo USB con regolazione del volume

The DeLOCK USB Stereo Headset with Volume Control is a wired supra-aural headset designed for PCs and laptops. It provides playback and recording of audio signals with a sampling rate up to 16 bit / 48 kHz and a frequency response of 20–20,000 Hz, making it suitable for voice calls, video conferencing, online courses and general multimedia use. The headset features a flexible microphone arm, foam ear pads, an adjustable headband and a 2.4 m cable. It is lightweight (approx. 75 g) and connects via USB with plug-and-play operation, requiring no driver installation.

Advantages

The flexible microphone arm captures voice clearly for optimal recordings and good stereo sound. Ultra-light construction and foam earmuffs provide comfortable wear during extended sessions. Stepless inline volume control allows convenient adjustment without accessing the computer. USB plug-and-play ensures immediate compatibility with common operating systems.

Suitable for

• Skype and VoIP calls
• Video conferencing and online meetings
• Online courses and distance learning
• Home office and small business work
• Basic multimedia playback and recording

Key specifications

• Connectivity: USB (wired)
• Sampling rate: up to 16 bit / 48 kHz
• Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz
• Cable length: 2.4 m
• Ear coupling: supra-aural
• Wearing style: head-band
• Weight: approx. 75 g
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect the headset to an available USB port on your PC or laptop. The device uses USB plug-and-play, so it should be recognised automatically by Windows, macOS, Chrome OS or Linux without additional drivers. Position the flexible microphone arm near your mouth for clear voice pickup and adjust the headband for a secure, comfortable fit. Use the inline volume control on the cable to set the desired listening level.

Recommendations

For best voice quality, position the microphone 1–2 cm from the corner of your mouth and avoid directing it at air vents or fans. Keep the cable untangled and allow a short acclimatisation period when switching between different devices to confirm input/output settings in the operating system.