Sennheiser Releases New Headset with ANC for Concentration, Calls and Entertainment

Sennheiser’s new MB 360 UC Bluetooth® headset with Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) is designed for modern professionals who need to work from everywhere using one single headset for both calls and music. “Today’s flexible workstyle requires a headset that meets multiple needs at the same time. With the MB 360 UC headset the user can stay focused in noisy surroundings and easily switch between business calls and music during the work day”, says Theis Mork, Vice President for Product Management at Sennheiser Communications.
 
Global audio specialist Sennheiser launches the new double-sided MB 360 UC at Enterprise Connect, Florida, USA, March 18-21, 2019. The MB 360 UC is created for modern office workers, who need to concentrate and collaborate in noisy environment such as open offices, coworking spaces or when commuting. The ANC technology efficiently reduces distracting noises and ensures maximum concentration while the comfortable soft ear pads provide excellent comfort even after hours of wearing. The MB 360 UC headset has a talk time of up to 25 hours and is UC optimized, ensuring increased productivity. Moreover, the headset connects to a mobile device and is optimized for Unified Communication*.
 

 
 
MB 360 UC: Double-sided headset with ANC
 
See more at: www.sennheiser.com/mb-360-uc
 
Good style and modern design: In the office and on the go “Today, professionals are working in the office as well as from home and on the go,” says Theis Mork, Vice President of Product Management at Sennheiser Communications. “Flexibility is more important than ever. Sennheiser’s MB 360 UC headset supports the modern style of working, enabling its users to work just as well on the train, at the airport or in a café as in the traditional office space. The sleek modern design and foldable easy-to-store headband will appeal to the style conscious worker. In addition, the refined sound for music makes working as well as commuting much more enjoyable”, explains Theis Mork.