Good point, that's another reason to use headphones -- if you're also using a microphone! There's no way to really solve this! I think there are some hacks, b

Good point, that's another reason to use headphones -- if you're also using a microphone! There's no way to really solve this! I think there are some hacks, but the music and TV pro solution is to use in-ear monitors. Good thread where someone suggests using monitors to reduce fatigue on video conference: https://twitter.com/samuelmehr/status/1309672535190102016 https://twitter.com/samuelmehr/status/1309672535190102016 I haven't tried it, but it makes a lot of sense. Knowing how loud your own voice relative to others' is seems like a key benefit. ---- I use speakers to listen to lectures and podcasts, and it's 100% a win IMO, but yeah they don't work well if your voice also has to be recorded unfortunately ...