> I use it on most of my calls now, and I don't get any complaints It's probably because people you are talking to are nice. It's a bit awkward to ask someone

> I use it on most of my calls now, and I don't get any complaints It's probably because people you are talking to are nice. It's a bit awkward to ask someone to invest a little in a better mic. I did complain however to a colleague that his room is somehow generating a low-end feedback or standing wave. I measured the peak frequency and asked him to measure his room, but I couldn't confirm 100% if that's the reason :) Probably nobody else noticed it, it just annoyed me because I have studio monitors, I had to unplug them to understand him better. If you are curious if it really has good audio quality, render a spectrogram of the throat mic and a professional podcasting mic and compare the image. The richer the image, the better it is.