When I speak on Zoom calls, people often comment on Zoom calls how good the audio quality is.
The only thing I miss is the ability to walk around taking calls.
It uses a base station, but runs a proprietary wireless protocol which can do very high quality bidirectional voice.
Comes with two batteries, one can charge in the base station while you’re using the other. I swap it each morning and lasts the day fine.
I also chose it based on its aesthetic choice of not looking garish like just about every other gaming brand headset.
They can also be used over Bluetooth too, but will be lower voice quality in such cases.
From some YouTube comparison videos I found before purchasing, the quality of the modmic/wireless is vastly superior to the builtin mic on most headsets - even the more expensive business/conference and gaming headsets. It's not quite as good as a standalone desk mic, but it's not too far off.
Plus if you already have a nice set of headphones that you like - I have a set of Bose noise cancelling ones - you can keep using those; you don't need to sacrifice incoming audio quality by moving to a headset.
The only downside is the battery life is ~12 hours. As an IC who doesn't have tons of meetings, I only need to charge it every 2-4 weeks. But if you're a manager that may be more annoying.
Tip: Use a hair dryer to heat up the adhesive on the magnet before you stick it onto your headphones. Otherwise it might fall off later.