Can anybody describe how it works if you go away from source of sound and possible distance. I use old Sennheiser wireless FM headphones and wired mic and if i decide to go and make myself cup of tea i still hear voices of my friends or continue listening to my favorite "podcast". And headphones still usable through 3 concrete walls and about 10m range from transmitter.
Based on my Corsair Virtuoso SE, that may or may not work. Going downstairs, (high ceiling, concrete, rebar etc.) I can still connect wirelessly, but there's some slight cutouts and if I get too far from the USB dongle (which might not be in an idea position when connected to my PC) it'll cut out completely, but then re-connect as I move closer. I have problem with Wi-Fi in the house, so this isn't so surprising, as this is using a lot less transmit power than Wi-Fi. It might be a bit easier in your scenario, but there are no guarantees. Technically speaking, older 433MHz or 900MHz wireless devices have far better range, but are either only one-way or offer much poorer audio quality.
"The main reason we chose Micro-USB is because we did not feel confident in the connection of the cable to the headset with USB-C. A Micro-USB connection feels much tighter and more secure than a USB-C connection."
The real reason is that they didn't want to pay the license fee for USB-C. And what is this bs not feeling confident of the cables connection? Micro-usb has to be most unrealiable type of connecting your device to anything ever. Lying about it just makes things worse.
There's no license fee for USB-C, but the connector and the electronics for charging using USB-C is more expensive than micro USB. However, considering the cost of the headset, that's really quite a lame excuse, as the cost difference would be $1-2 at the most.
