Just get a wireless headset that uses a USB dongle. It's archaic but it works. I can't stand to be tethered to my desk when I talk. It's annoying and silly h

Just get a wireless headset that uses a USB dongle. It's archaic but it works. I can't stand to be tethered to my desk when I talk. It's annoying and silly how I have a BT headset and a USB-wireless headset on my desk at the same time and I switch depending on whether the call is coming over the phone or the PC, and theoretically I could get one device that does both with a switch (eg. my wife has a Logitech one that does that) but this approach works for me. I've literally gotten a compliment or two on how great the audio is when I'm doing remote presentations, but maybe that's because I often privately grouse about people who are using awful mic setups and so somebody was watching for that. I'm not using anything fancy, I just buy upper-mid-range gaming headsets (the $150US-ish ones that are good-enough that they don't cover them in neon plastic and LED lighting).