Cuffie MediaRange MROS304

MediaRange MROS304 is a corded stereo headset with microphone and inline control panel designed for office, call center and remote‑meeting use. The headset connects via USB and includes an integrated sound card for plug‑and‑play operation. Lightweight supra‑aural ear cups with padding, a flexible microphone arm with noise filtering and an adjustable headband provide a comfortable fit and clear voice transmission for long periods of use.

Advantages

The wired USB connection with an integrated sound card requires no additional drivers and ensures easy setup on PC or laptop. The microphone features a noise filter to reduce background sounds and the inline control panel provides quick access to volume up, volume down and mute. With a 2 m cable and a weight of 120 g, the headset offers mobility and comfort for extended shifts.

Suitable for

• Office calls and conference calls
• Call centres and customer support
• Video conferences and online meetings
• Voice recognition and dictation

Key specifications

• Model: MediaRange MROS304
• Connectivity: Wired USB (integrated sound card)
• Frequency range: 300–6000 Hz
• Cable length: 2 m
• Ear coupling: Supraaural (on‑ear)
• Weight: 0.12 kg
• Colours: Black, Silver

How to use

Connect the headset to an available USB port on your PC or laptop. The integrated sound card allows the system to recognise the device automatically; select the headset as the default input and output device in your operating system or communication application. Adjust the headband and rotate the padded ear cups for a secure, comfortable fit. Position the flexible microphone arm close to the mouth but not touching it for optimal voice pickup. Use the inline control panel to raise or lower volume and to mute the microphone when needed.

Recommendations

For reliable audio quality during long calls, use the headset with a stable USB port and avoid stretching the 2 m cable. Clean the ear pads periodically with a dry cloth and keep the microphone wind filter free of debris. If using voice recognition software, place the microphone 1–2 cm from the corner of the mouth for best results.